NEWS

	Longtime Home resident Mary Hammeley has an unusual business Scott Turner July 31, 2015 Longtime Home resident Mary Hammeley has an unusual business.
	Summer camp far more than just archery, songs around the campfire Scott Turner July 31, 2015 It may be high season for back-to-school sales, but summer break is actually only half over.
	August primary election issues and candidates Rick Sorrels July 31, 2015 August primary ballot.
	KP Historical Society set for a busy August Staff Report July 31, 2015 The KP Historical Society is preparing for many free events open to the public to take place this month.
	KP archaeological survey meeting set for Aug. 4 Staff Report July 31, 2015 On Aug. 4, the Pierce County Landmarks & Historic Preservation Commission will hold an informational meeting for area residents about the Key Peninsula Archaeological Survey to take place in Delano, Mayo and Von Geldern coves.
	Resources are available for children with developmental needs Scott Turner July 30, 2015 Having a baby is a life-changing event. For new parents, there are so many questions and sometimes those questions lead to deeper concerns about what is normal behavior and development.
	Lakebay teen riding strong in competitive world of horse jumping Scott Turner July 30, 2015 At 17, Lakebay resident Cadence Michel knows what she wants to do. Actually, she’s known since age 11, when she began taking her horse riding lessons seriously.
	Groups provides summer lunches for children in need Scott Turner July 30, 2015 Summertime is special to kids. It can be that magic time to sleep in, to visit and play with friends all day, and to not worry about homework.
	Local schools and students: Testing Sara Thompson July 1, 2015 Testing has become an emotional issue for students, teachers and parents over the past few years.
	Vaughn musicians wow audience Hugh McMillan June 30, 2015 Last month, Vaughn Elementary music teacher Lisa Mills poured her talents into kindergarten through fifth-graders to produce a rousing musical for a wall to wall audience of parents, siblings and friends.
	New life at Camp Woodworth sparks community opportunities Colleen Slater June 30, 2015 Camp Woodworth, on the east side of the Key Peninsula, celebrates 70 years of existence this year.
	There’s a new doctor in town Rick Sorrels June 30, 2015 Before Dr. Roes opened his medical center in Key Center about 1987, the closest medical center for Key Peninsula residents was Dr. Finkleman and his medical center in Purdy.
	Local sculptor creates memorial in Ruston Colleen Slater June 29, 2015 Paul Michaels began his professional art career as a woodcarver. He first specialized in custom carousel horses, creating about a dozen, most of them displayed in client’s homes.

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