In their latest storytelling collaboration, Gig Harbor Now writers Tonya Strickland and Greg Spadoni launch a new series where they tell the stories behind old photographs sold at second hand stores.
14 Names to Remember Project. Layout by Tonya Strickland. Historic graphics attributed.
A tucked-away Point Defiance playground may soon be replaced. Here’s why families should visit this nostalgic spot one last time.
A grand opening for the new Ivar’s on Point Fosdick Drive starts at 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 3.
Here’s the story about how a $4.50 eBay find uncovers Gig Harbor’s 1938 National Air Mail Week: when the town sent its letters skyward in a one-day historic flight.
Locks installed on railing on the bridge are too heavy and ‘reduce the integrity of this important safety element,’ the city said.
Our second Item of Mystery is neither an ancient pooper scooper nor a giraffe shoe horn. Here’s what it is.
Revisit snail mail with your kids through free printables, fun USPS facts and a virtual story time.
It’s obviously a tool of some sort. It’s equally obvious that it is homemade. But what IS the Item of Mystery?
A 90-minute crafting session of reused materials and no instructions turn imagination into unforgettable creations.
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