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"The rising sun, still just below the horizon, hits the far side of Mount Rainier and projects its shadow, upside-down, ...
01/10/2026

"The rising sun, still just below the horizon, hits the far side of Mount Rainier and projects its shadow, upside-down, toothlike, across the underbellies of the clouds. Everything is orange now, except the sky around the base of the mountain, which melts to liquid gold, too hot to handle. The mountain shadow stretches westward."

The rising sun, still just below the horizon, hits the far side of Mount Rainier and projects its shadow, upside-down, toothlike, across the underbellies of the clouds.

The new Sound Credit Union building is planned at the site of the former Blend Wine Shop, while two other local business...
01/08/2026

The new Sound Credit Union building is planned at the site of the former Blend Wine Shop, while two other local businesses are closing.

The new building is planned at the site of the former Blend Wine Shop, while two other local businesses are closing.

The Pierce County Council issued a $50,000 grant to four local food banks.
01/06/2026

The Pierce County Council issued a $50,000 grant to four local food banks.

The Pierce County Council issued a $50,000 grant to four local KP food banks.

Key Peninsula Voices: Ted Olinger
01/05/2026

Key Peninsula Voices: Ted Olinger

After surviving my first go, 40 years ago, I thought I could take anything. That was so naïve. My strongholds are gone.

Peninsula High School joins the ESPN Honor Roll and wins the Banner Award from the Special Olympics for their commitment...
01/04/2026

Peninsula High School joins the ESPN Honor Roll and wins the Banner Award from the Special Olympics for their commitment to inclusion and equity.

Peninsula High School joins the ESPN Honor Roll and wins the Banner Award from the Special Olympics.

The January 2026 edition of the Key Peninsula News is live online! https://keypennews.org📸: Joseph Pentheroudakis
01/02/2026

The January 2026 edition of the Key Peninsula News is live online!

https://keypennews.org

📸: Joseph Pentheroudakis

“Take what you need, give what you can.” That is the motto of the Little Free Pantry movement.
12/30/2025

“Take what you need, give what you can.” That is the motto of the Little Free Pantry movement.

A Key Peninsula native realizes his dream — with fungus and friends.
12/29/2025

A Key Peninsula native realizes his dream — with fungus and friends.

Adam DeLeo, a Key Peninsula native, realizes his dream — with fungus and friends.

KP Voices: Dan Clouse
12/29/2025

KP Voices: Dan Clouse

A telescope, coming rain, Esau’s mess of pottage, and a unicorn. Which one doesn’t belong? You were thinking unicorn, right? It’s imaginary. It has four legs. But wait! A Key …

"With love and gratitude, we say goodbye to Jarvis Krumbein. He passed away peacefully Sept. 6 at age 94."
12/27/2025

"With love and gratitude, we say goodbye to Jarvis Krumbein. He passed away peacefully Sept. 6 at age 94."

With love and gratitude, we say goodbye to Jarvis Krumbein. He passed away peacefully Sept. 6 at age 94.

There's never a paywall between you and the KP News! If you enjoy our coverage of holiday events on the KP you can play ...
12/24/2025

There's never a paywall between you and the KP News! If you enjoy our coverage of holiday events on the KP you can play your part with a year-end contribution now! https://donate.keypennews.org

📸: Tina McKail

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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.