OLALLA
The tunes start flowing at 11 a.m. on Saturday
In an emotional ceremony Aug. 8, the Suquamish Tribe named a new ship after an icon of the Suquamish diving community. The Suquamish Tribe welcomed… Continue reading
POULSBO
Stonechild Chiefstick shooting spurs Aug. 10 demonstration
Family and friends of Stonechild “Stoney” Chiefstick will be holding a march for justice on Saturday, Aug, 10. The march will begin at 3 p.m.… Continue reading
POULSBO
The club’s first meeting is Saturday, Aug. 17
NORTH KITSAP
An older pickup truck on Little Boston Road was destroyed by flames Thursday that firefighters believe was started by an extension cord. Thanks to passersby… Continue reading
Honing skills to master a disaster, Naval Hospital Bremerton (NHB) will be tested and evaluated during a full-scale mock exercise called “Operation Fire Arrow” on… Continue reading
According to the debate hosts, CNN, Gov. Jay Inslee had 11 minutes of speaking time during the second night of round two of the 2020… Continue reading
Poulsbo City Councilman Ed Stern was recently elected as president of the Association of Washington Cities (AWC) at its annual Business Meeting in Spokane. As… Continue reading
A 65-foot yacht, called Silver Lining, began taking on water about a mile south of the Hood Canal Bridge on the evening of July 23.… Continue reading
Driving down 7th Avenue in Poulsbo, you have probably seen a sign for a new sushi restaurant, well, as of July 18, Mori Sushi &… Continue reading
The Suquamish Tribe heads into August busily preparing for Chief Seattle Days, which will take place on Aug. 15 through Aug. 18. Chief Seattle Days… Continue reading
Take a look at what Sound Brewery and Western Red Brewing are serving up this summer
On July 26, the Kitsap County Department of Community Development (DCD) released the findings of the Kitsap County Hearing Examiner regarding zoning for Less Restrictive… Continue reading
Folks that have volunteered to be park stewards have spent the last 18 months preparing a stewardship plan for natural resource protection and recreational use… Continue reading
While the Poulsbo City Council had a very light agenda for its July 17 meeting, the public comment period was heavy with continued commentary on… Continue reading
Smoke from the fires cooking hundreds of pounds of seafood filled the air in time with the distant sounds of drum beats to songs of… Continue reading
