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Fire department passes recent audit March 30, 2015 The Key Peninsula Fire Department recently completed an audit conducted by the Washington State Auditor’s office. |
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Drop points for food bank donations March 30, 2015 Key Peninsula Bischoff Food Bank, located in Home, has partnered with several local organizations to set up drop-off locations for either food or monetary donations. |
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The Mustard Seed Project receives major funding gift March 30, 2015 The Mustard Seed Project of Key Peninsula announced its receipt of the first of two expected distributions from the estate of Lois C. Crandall. |
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Vehicle fire lands one person in the hospital; homeowner from his house February 24, 2015 Key Peninsula firefighters responded to a report of a vehicle on fire that rolled into a house in the 2100 block of Lake Drive, near Palmer Lake. |
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County council approves new general services building plan February 17, 2015 After years of planning, members of the Pierce County Council voted 4-3 on Feb. 17 to proceed with a major consolidation of county services into a new General Services Building. |
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Museum focuses on KP communities January 31, 2015 “One of the primary goals of the Key Peninsula Historical Society is to share the history of the Key with our community,”says current program coordinator Christine Anderson. |
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Mardi Gras Festival returns to the Key January 31, 2015 The second annual Mardi Gras Festival promises to be full of tradition. |
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Peninsula Light Co. to keep rates the same in 2015 January 31, 2015 According to a recent press release, Peninsula Light Co. will be holding off a rate increase for a second consecutive year despite a hefty increase in wholesale electricity prices. |
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Annual Key Pen Parks Pet Easter Treat Hunt nears January 31, 2015 On April 12, Key Pen Parks will host its 6th Annual Pet Easter Treat Hunt at Volunteer Park from 10 a.m. to noon. |
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County Council to hold hearings on shoreline regulations January 26, 2015 Members of the Pierce County Council's Community Development Committee have scheduled meetings to gather public input on changes to proposed shoreline development guidelines required by the state. |
