Capitol City Honda: 55 Years of Award-Winning Service - It’s All in the Family “We work hard to earn satisfied customers,” says Dale Cooper, Fixed Ops Director at Capitol City Honda. “We are about the people – the community, our customers, and the people who work here.” Cooper has been part of the team for the past 20 years. “I love it here,” he adds. Capitol City Honda … [Read more...] about Capitol City Honda: 55 Years of Award-Winning Service
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Summer Sounds Returns to Gig Harbor
Free Tuesday Night Concerts at Skansie Brothers Park, Celebrate Music, Community and America 250 Visit Gig Harbor and the Gig Harbor Chamber of Commerce are excited to announce the 2026 Summer Sounds lineup, bringing live music back to the waterfront every Tuesday evening this summer at Skansie Brothers Park. The beloved concert series kicks off July 7, 2026, with a … [Read more...] about Summer Sounds Returns to Gig Harbor
Livable Bold Design
Puyallup’s Crystal Ridge was once a Street of Dreams neighborhood. Fast forward two decades and the home purchased by Adrianna Daniels was now dated, and the Tuscan design didn’t display her vibrant nature. With the help of H. Bero Interiors, Daniel’s house has being transformed into a bold, livable home filled with personality. According to Holly Bero, owner of … [Read more...] about Livable Bold Design
Shelton Family YMCA to Host Ribbon Cutting
The Shelton Family YMCA invites community members to attend a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Monday, April 13th at noon, celebrating the launch of Common Ground at they Y, a community-wide initiative designed to steward and enhance the YMCA's nearly 10 acre campus for the benefit of both YMCA members and the broader Shelton community. Common Ground at the Y will transform the … [Read more...] about Shelton Family YMCA to Host Ribbon Cutting
Hostess with the Mostest Now on View at the Harbor History Museum
A new exhibition exploring the traditions of hospitality, ingenuity, and community connection recently opened at the Harbor History Museum. Hostess with the Mostest: The Art of Making Much with What’s at Hand draws from a 19th and 20th-century collection of aprons and household items that reflect how local families balanced old-world traditions with the evolving rhythms life in … [Read more...] about Hostess with the Mostest Now on View at the Harbor History Museum