It’s not a glamorous job, and it’s not a job to do right before lunch either.
As the fears of a global recession hang over everyone’s heads, many local nonprofits are feeling the effects of lost jobs and escalating costs.
There’s just days to go before Americans decide the future of the country for the next four years.
There’s a story Bremerton Foodline Executive Director Monica Bernhard shares about a woman in her 60s who came to the organization because she needed help with the utility bill.
Expecting it to be hundreds of dollars, she took a look at the bill to check the exact amount.
It’s been 70 years and The Arc of Kitsap and Jefferson Counties is still going strong.
Two new ultrasound machines at Olympic Radiology in Bremerton have been a much needed improvement over past equipment.
The fourth annual Brownsville Appreciation Day (BAD) saw an increased turnout, and now four elementary schools are reaping the benefits.
Two new ultrasound machines at Olympic Radiology have been a much needed improvement over past equipment.
Bought in July at a cost of $170,000 each, the GE Logiq 9 provides physicians at the practice with a high definition, multi-dimensional image of the area they’re scanning to help them make a better diagnosis.
It’s been 70 years and The Arc of Kitsap and Jefferson Counties is still going strong.
Even though she’s been creating haunted houses for many years, Haunted Fairgrounds Co-coordinator Marilyn Jones said it never ceases to…
Even though she’s been creating haunted houses for many years, Haunted Fairgrounds Co-coordinator Marilyn Jones said it never ceases to…
Even though she’s been creating haunted houses for years, Haunted Fairgrounds co-coordinator Marilyn Jones said it never ceases to amaze her how big it’s gotten.
One in custody after informing bus driver of bomb.
It’s a busy time for Pheasant Fields Farm Co-owner Nikki Johanson.
It was a small crowd at Wednesday’s Central Kitsap Community Council meeting, but there were some noteworthy happenings.
Bremerton Mayor Cary Bozeman wants to fight juvenile obesity.
Groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Oct. 23.
Groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Oct. 23.
FOR SLIGHTLY WORSE
FOR SLIGHTLY WORSE
About the only part of Wednesday’s political forum at Central Kitsap High School (CKHS) that deviated into any sort of theatrics was when 23rd Leg. District, Position 2 candidate Mark Lowe — answering a student’s question on local education — summed up his point with a pointed finger at U.S. House of Representatives candidate Larry Ishmael that caught the Republican off-guard for a few moments.
With the unanimous passing to declare the Seabeck Elementary School property as surplus at Wednesday’s school board meeting, board members Carl Johnson and Christy Cathcart gave their final statements to executive director of business and operations David McVicker.
Design firm takes a different route to raise funds for United Way.
