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Butch Long: A Vietnam vet’s story
Rick Sorrels May 10, 2015 U.S. Congressman Derek Kilmer recently presented Key Peninsula resident Butch Long with numerous medals, including the Purple Heart, 45 years after he was wounded in Vietnam. |
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Popular free lunch program prepares to launch
Staff Report May 8, 2015 The Food Backpacks 4 Kids program startsramping up for its Summer Lunch Program. |
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Key Pen Parks announces commissioner vacancies
Staff Report May 8, 2015 The Key Peninsula Metropolitan Park District’s (Key Pen Parks) Board of Commissioners will have two open positions up for election in November 2015: seats 2 and 4. |
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Livable Community Fair returns to Vaughn
Staff Report May 8, 2015 The KPCCA hosts the 14th annual Key Peninsula Livable Community Fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 9, with the theme of “Living Well on the Key Peninsula.” |
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Growing Red Barn is looking for community help
Scott Turner May 5, 2015 Every week, as many as 40 youngsters on the Key Peninsula go to the Red Barn Youth Center after school. |
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Pedal-powered poker play plays out on the Key
Steve Whitford May 5, 2015 On Saturday, April 4, 360 Trails held its first-ever mountain bike poker run. |
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KP Lions vote Jud Morris ‘Citizen of the Year’
Hugh McMillan May 5, 2015 The Key Peninsula Lions Club-sponsored 31st annual Citizens of the Year Awards dinner on March 28 culminated in the announcement that Jud Morris had been selected by the Lions in a secret ballot to be the 31st Citizen of the Year. |
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‘Spring Fling’ looking to draw a crowd to help artists and KP students
Scott Turner May 5, 2015 You know spring has officially arrived on the Key Peninsula when Two Waters Art Alliance hosts its annual Spring Fling. |
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Arbor Day contest had many young winners from KP schools
Scott Turner May 5, 2015 In April, Key Peninsula school kids won a fair share of awards at this year’s Arbor Day poster, photography and poetry contest. |
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Minter woman battling Crohn’s disease gets community help
Scott Turner May 5, 2015 Ivy Griffith is one brave woman. |
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Eagle project soars at Red Barn Youth Center
Colleen Slater May 5, 2015 A.J. Hollaway is an Eagle Scout who soars to amazing heights. |
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Michelle Caldier, 26th District representative
Sara Thompson May 5, 2015 Republican Michelle Caldier, elected in a rancorous campaign by a close margin to replace Larry Seaquist, is a political newcomer. |
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TCC updates its adult basic education program
Sara Thompson May 5, 2015 Janine Mott’s eyes light up when she talks about the changes in adult education that Tacoma Community College (TCC) is bringing to Gig Harbor and the Key Peninsula. |
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