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Key Peninsula News Key Peninsula News is a monthly nonprofit newspaper with a circulation of 10,000.

The new program will offer seven-day-a-week service from Nov. 28 through Dec. 26.
11/30/2025

The new program will offer seven-day-a-week service from Nov. 28 through Dec. 26.

Parents say years of lopsided investment have left Peninsula High School teams and facilities struggling. "We don’t want...
11/29/2025

Parents say years of lopsided investment have left Peninsula High School teams and facilities struggling. "We don’t want to be better than anyone. We just want safe, functional facilities.” - PHS Parent Julia Buell

Parents say years of lopsided investment have left Peninsula High School teams and facilities struggling.

From our Executive Editor Lisa Bryan: "Reporting news and stories relevant to our shared Key Peninsula home is a respons...
11/28/2025

From our Executive Editor Lisa Bryan: "Reporting news and stories relevant to our shared Key Peninsula home is a responsibility we take seriously."

Reporting news and stories relevant to our shared Key Peninsula home is a responsibility we take seriously.

KP Reads: Thanksgiving, Scottish-style: tea, toast, and tales from a Glesga kitchen.
11/26/2025

KP Reads: Thanksgiving, Scottish-style: tea, toast, and tales from a Glesga kitchen.

KP Voices: José Alaniz
11/25/2025

KP Voices: José Alaniz

A live band is banging out Dylan’s “Knocking on Heaven’s Door” — loud — as we wander into the large barn set up to welcome guests at the sprawling Kaukiki Farm. …

KP Voices: Thad Dickson
11/24/2025

KP Voices: Thad Dickson

I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling a bit of AI fatigue these days.

KP Voices: Jonas Koller
11/23/2025

KP Voices: Jonas Koller

The Christian Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed Sept. 10 while speaking at Utah Valley University. I was eating lunch at Peninsula High School when I saw a TikTok video with the …

The bombshell announcement came at Herron Island’s Nov. 8 monthly board meeting, when board president Ken Grant said Ast...
11/22/2025

The bombshell announcement came at Herron Island’s Nov. 8 monthly board meeting, when board president Ken Grant said Astound’s tower-based project “had effectively been cancelled.”

The bombshell came at Herron Island’s Nov. 8 monthly board meeting, when board president Ken Grant said Astound’s tower-based project “had effectively been cancelled.”

KP Voices: Janice Bryant
11/22/2025

KP Voices: Janice Bryant

There’s an earthy honesty in farming. The land demands presence — a connection to life that is palpable, close, and personal.

One man’s volunteer work for a nonprofit with branches in Ukraine, the U.K., and soon the U.S., to aid and evacuate anim...
11/21/2025

One man’s volunteer work for a nonprofit with branches in Ukraine, the U.K., and soon the U.S., to aid and evacuate animals during wartime.

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The Key Peninsula News is a nonprofit monthly publication, distributed to every home on the Key Peninsula through the U.S. Postal Service. Our circulation is 10,000, with more than 8,500 going directly to mailboxes and the remaining newspapers delivered to various businesses on the Key Peninsula and in Gig Harbor.

The mission of the KP News is to strengthen the bonds in our community by reporting our news, telling our stories and providing a platform for our views. The Key Peninsula News is published by the Key Peninsula Civic Center Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. The KP News retains editorial and financial independence from its parent organization and depends on support from our advertisers, subscribers and donors.