More than 50 volunteers from South Kitsap Helpline and both Albertson’s stores in Port Orchard gathered at the Albertson’s location on Sedgwick to sort pallets of surplus food items for the food bank.
Matt Acker, a former coach of the Kitsap Bluejackets baseball team, said Oct. 1 that he has signed a buyers’ agreement with the Kitsap-based ownership group to purchase the team.
Patrons of the Dragonfly Theatre may notice some changes now and in the future.
According to www.iCrimeWatch.net — through the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office webpage — there are 36 sex offenders that live within two-mile radius of some schools.
In an unexpected move, the Port Orchard City Council approved an ad hoc committee to review the hiring process for legal services.
A driver was cited for speeding after a multi-vehicle collision Sept. 23 on State Route 16 near the State Highway 166 exchange — two miles west of Port Orchard.
More than 90 percent of 12th graders in the Class of 2014 passed all of their assessment graduation requirements and younger grades had ups and downs.
A South Kitsap High School graduate will star in a new television series this fall on CBS.
Mayor Tim Matthes announced to the council during the Sept. 16 work study session that he has contacted a law firm and attorney to provide legal services for the city.
South Kitsap Fire and Rescue crews — with assistance from the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office — traveled to Blake Island after two people were reported burned during a boat fire Sept. 14 at Tillicum Village.
Gregory James Kristudek, 54, Port Orchard, has been charged with two counts of first-degree arson.
Councilmembers unanimously approved an agreement with BCH Consultants for the Well 10 final design and construction project for $1.295 million.
More than 200 people — mostly Little League players in uniforms — watched as South Kitsap Western Little League was awarded $10,000 from Farmers Insurance and 710 ESPN Seattle radio for improvements to the Judy Hacker Van Boeyen Field.
Former associate publisher Lorraine May passed away on Aug. 31 in her home in Bremerton.
A video made by the South Kitsap School District caught the eye of Washington Post education reporter Valerie Strauss.
A Washington man was arrested and charged with having immoral communications with a person he believed was an underage girl from South Kitsap.
The public will have a chance to taste various foods from local eateries during the fourth annual Taste of Port Orchard that is set for Aug. 31.
More than 350 cars, trucks and motorcycles, along with thousands of people, are expected at the “Heat on the Streets,” the 18th annual Cruisin’ Sunday Car, Truck and Bike Show on Aug. 24 at Christian Life Center.
A South Kitsap girl competed at the 2014 National Horseshoe Pitch-ing Association World Horseshoe Tournament held on July 14-26 in Buffalo, N.Y.
An incumbent Democrat state representative received 43 more votes than his Republican challenger — a political newcomer — while another longtime Democrat senator finished second during the primary.
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