The budget is an increase of $3.1 million, up from this year’s $34.4 million budget.
The men and women of the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office will be honored as Sheriff Steve Boyer hosts the second Sheriff’s Office Awards Ceremony.
Hundreds gather to watch annual lighting of giant Christmas tree.
The Sinclair Inlet Yacht Club, Port Orchard Yacht Club and the Bremerton Yacht Club will all set sail this holiday season to spread a little Christmas cheer.
Deputy Sheriff Philip Benjamin Doremus, III, 54, died at his South Kitsap home Nov. 30, from complications of cancer.
The Sinclair Inlet Yacht Club and the Port of Bremerton will celebrate the 40th anniversary of Christmas Lane Decorated Boat Contest Dec. 5-7 at the Port Orchard Marina.
The Western Washington Center for the Arts is hosting a fundraiser at That’s Beautiful Accessory Boutique, 140 Harrison Ave., from 4-7 p.m. Dec. 10.
The South Kitsap High School NW JROTC battalion placed third overall at a Nov. 22 meeting at Clover Park High School in Lakewood.
The Attorney General’s Office filed testimony recommending a lower profit margin that could ultimately save customers as much as $35 million every year.
Kitsap County Republican Party Chairman Chris Tibbs became the first person to be re-elected to the position since 2002.
The Senate Majority Coalition Caucus announced the election of Sen. Jan Angel (R-Port Orchard) as caucus vice chair after her first year in the Senate.
About 80 people packed into the American Legion Hall No. 149 in Bremerton for a memorial service remembering a South Kitsap mother of five who was murdered Nov. 4.
When storms hit, umbrellas get opened and motorists slow down to avoid hydroplaning on wet roads. But the heavy rainfall also means pollutants such as toxic metals and oils are washed off city streets and into local waters. And that is a major hazard to fish, shellfish and recreators.
In late September, it started as a simple cold. Thirteen-year-old Hayden Werdal told his mom that he wasn’t feeling very well. So she kept him home from school for a few days.
Before a few weeks ago, Matthew Blegen’s history with the Bremerton Symphony included a few solo vocal performances. But now, he’s the new executive director.
“Bridget,” a five-month-old guide dog being trained for service, has become an unofficial classroom mascot at Green Mountain Elementary.
The proposed 2.4 mile road course could accommodate a variety of motorcycle and auto races
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility announced last week that it plans to hire 850 employees to fill entry level positions.
Gena Wales wasn’t looking to become the next executive director of the Bremerton Chamber of Commerce. But when the job crossed her path, she knew it was the right move.
Remembering Donald K. Ross, survivor, WWII Medal of Honor recipient