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Thumbs Up for KP Fire Levy
Lisa Bryan September 2, 2016 Even before the final ballots were tallied, it was clear Key Peninsula voters turned out in sufficient numbers to overwhelmingly approve the four-year maintenance and operations levy for Key Peninsula Fire District 16 on the Aug. 2 ballot. |
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Halau Hula O
Colleen Slater September 2, 2016 Meet Gloria Napualani Kalamalamakailialoha Fujii Nahalea. Her name means “full of life or vivaciousness." |
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Camp Stand By Me Builds Hope and Health
Colleen Slater September 2, 2016 Camp Stand By Me is a place where campers with a variety of disabilities are told, “You can!” and then given the support to succeed. |
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Local Scout Back on Track After Bike Accident
Carolyn Wiley September 2, 2016 Robert Quill, 16, is a Junior Assistant Scoutmaster with KP Boy Scout Troop 220. |
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Street Address Changes Coming to Key Peninsula and Neighboring Islands
Lisa Bryan August 1, 2016 Key Peninsula News has confirmed sweeping address changes are in the works for the entire Key Peninsula, Anderson Island and Fox Island communities. |
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Rocky Bay Water Quality at Risk
Sara Thompson July 30, 2016 Routine testing last winter at the head of Rocky Bay revealed a concerning level of coliform bacteria to the Washington State Department of Health (WSDOH). |
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Squaxin Tribe Surveys Vaughn Bay for Harvest
Sara Thompson July 30, 2016 This past June, the Squaxin Island Tribe conducted its most thorough shellfish survey of Vaughn Bay since 2009. |
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KP Author Publishes New Book and Magazine
Sara Thompson July 30, 2016 Anna Brones is a busy woman. Her third book has just been published. She has launched a new magazine. And she has at least two other projects percolating. |
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Local Church Welcomes New Pastor
Matthew Dean July 30, 2016 Key Peninsula Baptist Church (KPBC) will welcome a new senior pastor in August |
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R.N.J. Smoked Meats Comes to the KP
Irene Torres July 30, 2016 Rob Haworth has been smoking meats for Boy Scout campouts and special events for the last five years. |
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KP Artist Welcomed By Choctaw Nation
Irene Torres July 30, 2016 Key Peninsula artist Adria Hanson will exhibit her work during the Choctaw Cultural Meeting at the Greater Tacoma Convention and Trade Center Aug. 5. |
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Unwanted Dogs Get New Lease on Life
Karen Lovett July 30, 2016 Steve Weigley and his wife, Barbara Davenport, the owners of Packleader Farm at the north end of the Key Peninsula, train unwanted dogs to locate and save endangered species worldwide. |
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New Marijuana Store to Open in August
Sara Thompson July 30, 2016 After many chapters in the history of legalized marijuana sales on the Key Peninsula, the story may be reaching a conclusion. |
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