Roughly 40 dogs killed following CK house fire
About 40 dogs died following an early morning residential fire near Brownsville Jan. 16, per Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue.
Bay Street apartments in the works, property cleanups ongoing
Improvements to Bay Street are underway with the new year. A residential complex is under construction, as well as the…
SK boy wrestlers stay undefeated with decisive win over Emerald...
The South Kitsap Wolves boys wrestling team (4-0) took care of business against Emerald Ridge (0-1), 51-24, during a home…
Spartan girls stymie Vikings in blowout win
The Bainbridge Spartans (8-5, 6-1 in Olympic League) beat the North Kitsap Vikings (4-6, 2-4 OL) in girls basketball 47-25…
PO dedicates Utilities Shop to longtime businessman, developer
On Jan. 7, the city of Port Orchard dedicated the new Utilities Shop, which is located at the former RV…
Staffing is PO police department’s primary concern in 2026
“Staffing is our number one priority,” Port Orchard police chief Matt Brown said, heading into the new year. “As we…
Why more businesses are choosing local banks
Across Washington, small business owners are navigating a period of rising costs, tighter credit and rapid digital change. In 2026,…
SK Helpline celebrates opening of more spacious facility
South Kitsap Helpline’s food bank has moved to a new location at 4215 Mile Hill Dr. in Port Orchard. On…
Poulsbo’s housing workshop highlights market conditions, challenges
The Poulsbo City Council held the first of four affordable housing workshops at its Jan. 7 meeting in efforts to…
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KCSO: driver in fatal SK crash may have suffered medical...
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WSF to test free Wi-Fi at Bremerton terminal, Chimacum vessel
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Amid budget concerns, Gese looks to keep KCSO afloat before...
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Suquamish ceremony kicks off Poulsbo Council’s first 2026 meeting
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KPHD reports increase in flu cases following holiday season
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PO mayor discusses infrastructure priorities for 2026
Writing woes: the complexity of the English language
Proofread carefully to make make sure your writing is correct.
When traveling, is it safer to rent a car or...
Q: When I fly to a city and need transportation once I get there, is it safer to rent a…
Shorthanded Knights show depth in win over PA
The Bremerton Knights (11-1, 7-1 in Olympic League) beat the Port Angeles Roughriders (5-5, 3-2 OL) 66-59 Jan. 9 at…
SK boy swimmers dominate Emerald Ridge after long layoff
The South Kitsap boys swim team took care of business in their first meet within the last three weeks, dominating…
2018 SK wrestling team highlights newest Kitsap Sports HOF class
Induction ceremony Jan. 31 at Kiana Lodge
Rep. Nance breaks another record with run along Mississippi River
Representative Greg Nance (D-Bainbridge Island) of the 23rd Legislative District broke another world record this fall, once again in the…
Bremerton Black Market to debut at Quincy Square next spring
A celebration of African-American-led businesses will debut on Quincy Square May 2, 2026, as the Bremerton Black Market invites residents…
New Kingston pet shop/lounge helps fund animal rescue nonprofit
You may have noticed that there have been some changes to downtown Kingston lately. One of the most noticeable changes…
Why more businesses are choosing local banks
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Turn one gift into two: First Fed’s holiday food bank...
CEO Curt Queyrouze on the power of local banking
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Poulsbo’s housing workshop highlights market conditions, challenges
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Bay Street apartments in the works, property cleanups ongoing
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SK Helpline celebrates opening of more spacious facility
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PO dedicates Utilities Shop to longtime businessman, developer
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