Sports Beat | Football teams push unbeaten foes in playoff losses
Nov 14, 2025 | By: Dennis BrowneThe Seahawks and Tides both pushed top-five, unbeaten opponents before succumbing in the round of 32.
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The Seahawks and Tides both pushed top-five, unbeaten opponents before succumbing in the round of 32.
Read MoreGig Harborites can expect to see changes in their utility bills starting next year after the Gig Harbor City Council approved a rate increase at its Nov. 10 meeting. Councilmember Emily Stone cast the sole “no” vote. The city has deliberated increasing rates for all three utilities — water, sewer, and stormwater — since July. The
Read MoreFamily Promise, a national organization whose local chapter is a central player in fighting homelessness in Pierce County, plans to expand to other Western Washington communities.
Read MoreKarin Heikkila has 19 goals and 17 assists this season for the Tides, who earned the No. 1 seed into the state tournament.
Read MoreThe district first allowed Let’s Go Washington to host a “Super Signer” rally, then denied it, then allowed it again.
Read MoreThe Gig Harbor Historic Preservation Commission unanimously voted on Nov. 10 to recommend that the city hold off on demolishing the former Masonic Lodge. The commission also suggested contracting with a surveyor for an historic structures report before the city makes any decisions. The commission voted to support preserving the lodge in some form as
Read MoreFormer Tides star Davis Alexander’s Montreal Alouettes face the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Grey Cup, the CFL’s championship game, on Sunday.
Read MoreThe celebration, billed as the largest indoor Veterans Day ceremony in Washington, drew more than 500 people to the Vintage Aero Museum.
Read MoreHere’s how to donate or volunteer for the Basket Brigade, and how to sign up to receive a Thanksgiving dinner.
Read MoreThe city of Gig Harbor has approved permits for renovation of the Taco Time on Point Fosdick Drive, and owner Steve Nelson said the heat is on. The work will cost more than $1 million, and Nelson hopes it will be completed and the eatery re-opened by late December. Nelson owns 11 of the fast
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