From the Editor | Highlighting our recent business coverage
Dec 09, 2025 | By: Vince DiceYou asked for more coverage of local business, and we delivered. Now we need to ask you for something.
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Read MoreGuest column by state Rep. Adison Richards, D-Gig Harbor.
Read MoreThe city of Gig Harbor is studying many options to expand access to affordable housing — not just a multi-family tax exemption.
Read MoreGig Harbor Mayor Mary Barber and Pierce County Councilmember Robyn Denson respond to recent incidents of intolerance in the area.
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Read MoreAn article titled “Idle incubator largely responsible for absent chum run” was posted online by Gig Harbor Now on Jan. 16. The article quotes a source who describes North Creek as a “glorified drainage ditch” and implies the watershed is incapable of supporting fish populations without the help of the remote site hatchery “incubator” at
Read MoreCongratulations to your Local 3390 Firefighters! Twelve members of Gig Harbor Fire & Medic One & Local 3390 conquered the 2024 Firefighter Stairclimb on Sunday, March 10, with grit and determination, reaching new heights not just in the Columbia Center but in their commitment to making a difference in the fight against blood cancer. Their
Read MoreEach week, a Sunday morning CBS television news magazine I frequently watch includes a brief segment of remembrance for notable deaths during the past week. Usually accompanied by photo portraits, brief summaries of the deceaseds’ significance, and muted elevator music, the feature can vary in length depending upon a tape editor’s judgment and how busy
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