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.
The department warns that afternoon commuters “should have a full tank of gas or fully charged vehicle” during the two-week, around-the-clock closure.
This story is part of a two-part feature on taking kids to Chambers Creek Regional
Park. This time, it’s all about the beach and love locks.
This week, Greg Spadoni discusses the government-ordered destruction of a work of art and introduces a new location of mystery.
The city announced plans to build a commercial fishing homeport 14 years ago. But the fleet has been waiting much longer than that.
There are some family outings you do because they’re new, some because they’re nearby and some because the kids have been asking approximately 47 times. Our family goes to Wild Waves Theme & Water Park in Federal Way for the third reason. And also because our annual summer trip there with our Seattle friends is
Tonya and the crew found trains, tunnels and scary bees on a recent trip to Chambers Creek Regional Park in University Place.
Is Cirque Park worth the drive over the Tacoma Narrows Bridge? We explored this inclusive playground with giant climbing structures, sensory play, shaded seating and fun for kids of all abilities.
More than 200 vehicles filled at least three parking lots Saturday at the Uptown Gig Harbor shopping center for 28th annual Cruise the Narrows Car Show. Hosted by the Gig Harbor Cruisers Automotive Club, the one-day event welcomed owners of vintage and specialty vehicles of every make, model and era. Highlights for some included an
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