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Two employees at the CHS/Cenex farm and home store in Purdy were injured when a 120-gallon propane tank caught fire.
07/09/2025

Two employees at the CHS/Cenex farm and home store in Purdy were injured when a 120-gallon propane tank caught fire.

From school records to state appearances, PHS athletes made their mark across the scoreboard and the stat sheet this spr...
07/08/2025

From school records to state appearances, PHS athletes made their mark across the scoreboard and the stat sheet this spring.

Peninsula School District Peninsula High School

From school records to state appearances, PHS athletes made their mark across the scoreboard and the stat sheet this spring.

Executive Editor Lisa Bryan was on hand for the local protest in Key Center and shared her thoughts in this month's edit...
07/07/2025

Executive Editor Lisa Bryan was on hand for the local protest in Key Center and shared her thoughts in this month's edition. https://keypennews.org/stories/no-kings-day-in-key-center,9353

About 400 people participated in the No Kings protest in Key Center June 14, according to organizers from KP Indivisible. It was one of 1,300 demonstrations totaling 5 million people in 50 states that were 98% peaceful, as estimated by the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data analysis service. That includes confrontations with the National Guard in Los Angeles and three vehicular assaults on protesters in two states.

KP Cooks: You can keep it simple or make it way more complicated than it needs to be, but the goal remains a defiant ice...
07/06/2025

KP Cooks: You can keep it simple or make it way more complicated than it needs to be, but the goal remains a defiant ice cream full of fireworks

The NJROTC offers leadership development and training opportunities for students, whether they are bound for military se...
07/05/2025

The NJROTC offers leadership development and training opportunities for students, whether they are bound for military service or not.

Peninsula School District Peninsula High School

The NJROTC offers leadership development and training opportunities for students, whether they are bound for military service or not.

Key Peninsula Voices: Richard Gelinas
06/24/2025

Key Peninsula Voices: Richard Gelinas

Our first president had to defeat the British on the battlefield, but to do this he had to contend with smallpox infections. Smallpox affected directly or indirectly nearly everyone …

Key Peninsula Voices: Dan Whitmarsh
06/23/2025

Key Peninsula Voices: Dan Whitmarsh

Sometimes, the preacher needs to preach. This is one of those times. Our text is Luke 10:30-37, the parable of the Good Samaritan. A man on a journey was attacked by robbers …

Key Peninsula Voices: Jonathan Bill
06/22/2025

Key Peninsula Voices: Jonathan Bill

After the outbreak of fighting in April 1775 at Lexington and Concord, and the subsequent capture of Fort Ticonderoga by colonial militia, British Gen. Thomas Gage had problems. …

As Fire District 16 faces financial hurdles and a leadership change, residents are being asked to weigh in at the polls ...
06/20/2025

As Fire District 16 faces financial hurdles and a leadership change, residents are being asked to weigh in at the polls and the podium. A town hall is set for June 28.

As Fire District 16 faces financial hurdles and a leadership change, residents are being asked to weigh in at the polls and the podium.

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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.