If Cars Could Talk: The Kansal Clunker Join us for a conversation around the Kansal Clunker, a father-son memoir that traces the restoration of a weathered 1998 Acura Integra and the 5,000 mile journey it ultimately carried to the summit of Mt. Evans, Colorado, the highest paved road in North America. More than a story about tools and troubleshooting, this is a reflection … [Read more...] about LeMay – America’s Museum Presents “If Cars Could Talk”
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New Neighbors Guide for Pierce County – Winter 2026
Letter from the Publisher Welcome to the New Neighbors Guide! On behalf of the local community, we welcome you to Pierce County. Whether you’re here temporarily or for the long haul, we know you’re going to love our region. With our natural beauty, lakes, streams and forested trails, this is the perfect location for outdoor fun. With some of the best coffee in the … [Read more...] about New Neighbors Guide for Pierce County – Winter 2026
Northwest Winter Safety Tips for Seniors
During the winter months, slippery sidewalks and cold weather can cause a wide range of injuries and illnesses, especially for seniors. The following tips will help prevent common cold-weather dangers faced by the elderly population. Wintertime certainly poses challenges for seniors, but with planning and awareness, you will stay healthy and experience the joys of … [Read more...] about Northwest Winter Safety Tips for Seniors
Getting Settled into a New Home
After the last box is moved into your new home, you might think the hardest part of moving is over. And you’re right, but there are still things to take care of before you can relax completely. Get Your Utilities Set Up You don’t want to arrive at your new place late at night and find that the lights don’t work. Before you move, arrange for the utilities to be set up … [Read more...] about Getting Settled into a New Home
The Harbor History Museum
Nestled on the Gig Harbor waterfront where Donkey Creek meets the bay, the Harbor History Museum is celebrating its 14th year of operation. Yet the Museum’s campus has a much deeper history, first as a village site of the sx̌ʷəbabš , or Swift Water People, a band of the Puyallup Tribe. In the early 1900s it became the site of C.O. Austin’s log mill and later, the original site … [Read more...] about The Harbor History Museum