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Little League returns to the Key Peninsula
Matthew Dean February 27, 2016 As winter fades, temperatures rise, and the grass begins to grow, children from around the Key Peninsula will head to the baseball fields for another year of Key Peninsula Little League. |
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KP Lions to select 2015-16 Citizen of the Year
Staff Report February 27, 2016 The Key Peninsula Lions Club invites all KP citizens and friends to attend the 32nd annual Key Peninsula Citizen of the Year Award banquet Saturday, March 26, 6 p.m., at the KP Civic Center. |
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First ‘Play to Learn’ event draws a crowd to KP Civic Center hardwood
Scott Turner February 26, 2016 The Peninsula School District recently teamed up with the Children’s Museum of Tacoma in a new no-cost program for Key Peninsula preschoolers and their parents or adult caregivers. |
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KP fire rating to affect homeowners
Ted Olinger February 26, 2016 The Key Peninsula Fire Department (KPFD) will receive new fire protection class ratings effective May 1. |
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Civic center crab feed is on for March
Ted Olinger February 26, 2016 The ever-popular long-standing traditional family-friendly annual fundraiser that is the Key Peninsula Civic Center crab feed is set to go Saturday, March 12. |
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Key Peninsula Civic Center hosts annual Mardi Gras celebration
Alice Kinerk February 26, 2016 The piano-accordion was pumping, the barbecue smoker was smoking, and the people were having fun. |
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Peninsula School District search for a new superintendent
Sara Thompson February 26, 2016 When Peninsula School District Superintendent Chuck Cuzzetto announced his retirement, the school board found itself with a big addition to its job description –– hiring his replacement. |
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School levy passes by large margin
Rick Sorrels February 26, 2016 Voters approved the Peninsula School District Educational Programs and Operations Levy (EP&O) by 70 percent Feb. 9, replacing an existing maintenance and operations levy that expires later this year. |
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Lake Minterwood artist to exhibit work at Blend Wine Shop
Irene Torres February 26, 2016 As a young girl, Michaelina Tenney observed and learned as her mother, Mary Ellen Pinches taught art classes. |
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Neighbors stepping up to give back to a big KP giver
Scott Turner February 26, 2016 Ask her friends and family to describe Mindy Wilkins and they use words like “caring.” “Friendly.” “Giving.” |
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Vaughn teacher expanding young minds with hands-on lessons
Scott Turner February 26, 2016 When you step into Matthew Mills’ class at Vaughn Elementary, one of the first things you notice is a zip line strung from one end of the room to the other. |
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KP couple takes to the road to make new friends and share love for Christ
Scott Turner February 26, 2016 Marc and Sharon Christensen moved to the Key Peninsula a mere 18 months ago but they’re already getting connected with the community. |
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Purdy Man Has Passion for Booze and Educating Customers
Scott Turner February 26, 2016 Bradley Levine is a liquor lover and a liquor expert. |
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