NEWS

	KP woman with breast cancer wants to educate community Scott Turner December 8, 2014 It’s been a challenging autumn for Palmer Lake resident Sarah Watkins and her family.
	KP girl takes charge in life and football Scott Turner December 8, 2014 At just 11 years old, Skylar Lantz is obviously a born athlete.
	School redistricting will not affect the KP Rick Sorrels December 8, 2014 According to the redistricting plan presented to the Peninsula School Board on Nov. 13, there will be no impact on students residing on the Key Peninsula.
	PSD ‘stop paddle’ infractions soar along area streets Scott Turner December 4, 2014 Apparently many drivers, including many on the Key Peninsula, either don’t know –– or don’t care –– what blinking read lights and the “stop paddle” on a school bus mean.
	Hearings and appeals follow Taylor Shellfish’s permit request for geoduck farm Sara Thompson October 30, 2014 The issue of geoduck aquaculture is back front and center on the Key Peninsula.
	New program puts responsibilities in the hands, hearts of students Scott Turner October 30, 2014 Students at Key Peninsula Middle School are earning points for good behavior under a new system introduced two years ago by Assistant Principal Andrea Bowman.
	Local therapist uses new tools, science to help many Scott Turner October 30, 2014 Chad Beaver is here to help.
	Key Pen man takes his love for Little League umpiring to the top Scott Turner October 30, 2014 This summer, Randy Lee’s lifelong dream came true.
	Free Key Center clinic now offering youth sports physicals Scott Turner October 30, 2014 For the past two years, Key Peninsula residents have been able to get free medical attention twice a week at the Key Free Clinic next door to the Key Center Library.
	The dream and the dream-maker home Steve Whitford October 30, 2014 Mira Thompson always wanted to live in a small house.
	KP woman finds comfort and challenges in comedy Irene Torres October 30, 2014 Before Kamryn Minch graduated from Peninsula High School, she expressed interest in joining Watermark Writers Workshop in Vaughn.
	Local couple is offering up a booth of good times, memories Irene Torres October 30, 2014 At their home in Joemma Beach Estates, Mindy and David McKeever have a 21st century adaptation of a memory-maker, Viral Booth CRV.
	Farm tour entertained beyond expectations Karen Lovett October 30, 2014 This year’s Key Peninsula Farm Tour had something for everyone, young and old.
	Scouting is being offered to Evergreen Elementary School boys Scott Turner October 30, 2014 The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) has launched a new program called ScoutReach at Evergreen Elementary that makes it possible for young boys to become Cub Scouts.