NEWS

	Equestrians Explore 360 Trails Alice Kinerk May 1, 2018 360 Trails is a favorite spot for horses and their riders in addition to hikers and mountain bikers.
	In Search of Wild Foods: Foraging Opportunities on the Key Peninsula Anna Brones May 1, 2018 The forests and beaches of the Key Peninsula can provide an abundance of food.
	DK on the KP: Inside Local Real Estate Rob Vajko May 1, 2018 DK Property Management celebrated their grand opening on April 14th.
	The Best Sort of Homework Polly Robinson May 1, 2018 Working from home on the KP.
	Citizen of the Year Dee Dee Kerkes Ted Olinger May 1, 2018 Dee Dee Kerkes received the 34th annual Key Peninsula Citizen of the Year award from the Lions Club.
	A Community Remembers Lacey Foy Lisa Bryan May 1, 2018 Lacey Renae Foy, 8, of Lakebay, had a zest for life that touched her community, school, church and loved ones.
	Lake Kathryn Village Expands Sara Thompson May 1, 2018 Lake Kathryn Village Mall will soon be doubling its retail capacity.
	Blending in at Blend Carolyn Wiley May 1, 2018 Blend Wine Shop is the place where newcomers can meet the locals over a glass of wine.
	Mason Bees Love the Key Peninsula Lisa Bryan May 1, 2018 Jim Watts knows mason bees and he knows what they like.
	Summer Writing Contest: Best of KP Summer KeyPenNews May 1, 2018 Here’s your chance to tell the world what you think is the best of summer on the KP!
	Former Counselor Named Director at Camp Stand By Me Colleen Slater May 1, 2018 Angela Cox recently became the new director at Camp Stand By Me.
	New Classrooms at Minter Creek Elementary KeyPenNews May 1, 2018 Minter Creek Elementary School will soon be receiving two new, prefabricated, dual-classroom portables.
	Key Peninsula Veterans Annual Aisle of Honor KeyPenNews May 1, 2018 KP Veterans will conduct its annual Aisle of Honor ceremony at Vaughn BayCemetery May 27 at 1 p.m.
	Family Rescues Orphan Annie on SR 302 KeyPenNews May 1, 2018 April 2 marked a year since a rescue mission was launched to save an orphaned chicken.
	Peninsula Light Co. Growing and Glowing Sara Thompson April 1, 2018 Just over 90 years ago, Jan. 8, 1927, electricity flowed for the first time on the west side of the Tacoma Narrows.
	The Early Days of Pen Light Sara Thompson April 1, 2018 Interviews with early Pen Light customers, from the company's archives.

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