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KP Reads: Oscar "Zeta" Acosta is working in a system that, as an activist, he wants to dismantle.
09/24/2025

KP Reads: Oscar "Zeta" Acosta is working in a system that, as an activist, he wants to dismantle.

Kathleen Gamble died July 31 in Gig Harbor. She was born in Seattle July 13, 1946, and raised in Tigard, Oregon.
09/23/2025

Kathleen Gamble died July 31 in Gig Harbor. She was born in Seattle July 13, 1946, and raised in Tigard, Oregon.

Local leaders are working with the Peninsula School District to get youth off their phones to improve mental health.
09/22/2025

Local leaders are working with the Peninsula School District to get youth off their phones to improve mental health.

KP Cooks: I have these two crazy and terrifying friends who make paella like nobody’s business.
09/21/2025

KP Cooks: I have these two crazy and terrifying friends who make paella like nobody’s business.

KP Gardens: As we inch toward the equinox, I’m spending the remaining summer days taking inventory of all the perennials...
09/21/2025

KP Gardens: As we inch toward the equinox, I’m spending the remaining summer days taking inventory of all the perennials in my life that need some attention.

Part 2 in a series from local historian Joseph Pentheroudakis.
09/20/2025

Part 2 in a series from local historian Joseph Pentheroudakis.

Part 2 of a two-part series on the Vaughn Bay Public Library Association.

Part 2 of naturalist Chris Rurik's two-part series on eelgrass restoration efforts.
09/13/2025

Part 2 of naturalist Chris Rurik's two-part series on eelgrass restoration efforts.

Wild Peninsula: Robot “Grasshopper 4” joins local divers in planting eelgrass in undersea meadow at Joemma Beach.

Guest Column: Bill Engel
09/11/2025

Guest Column: Bill Engel

In our increasingly polarized country, political battles over “gun control” versus “gun rights” dominate public discourse, even as gun-related deaths continue to rise. In …

Join your neighbors and meet the candidates for state Senator, Fire District Commissioner, School District Directors and...
09/09/2025

Join your neighbors and meet the candidates for state Senator, Fire District Commissioner, School District Directors and Park District Commissioners at the 2025 Key Peninsula Candidate Forums.

The forum is tonight, September 9, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Key Peninsula Civic Center

Peninsula’s playmaking winger headlines a senior core hungry to return to the postseason spotlight.
09/08/2025

Peninsula’s playmaking winger headlines a senior core hungry to return to the postseason spotlight.

Football made Royal Charles strong, but leadership made him important for Peninsula High School.
09/05/2025

Football made Royal Charles strong, but leadership made him important for Peninsula High School.

Football made him strong, but leadership made him important for Peninsula High School.

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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.