While it has had to cancel some of its popular fall activities due to COVID-19, Port Gamble still has plenty…
While Poulsbo has had to cancel its traditional Halloween celebration due to the coronavirus, the Chamber of Commerce has come…
Washington voters will decide Nov. 3 whether the controversial sex education bill that passed the legislature in March will go…
In a presentation to the Kingston Citizens Advisory Council, North Kitsap School District Superintendent Laurynn Evans revealed that in-person instruction…
As Poulsbo sorts out what to do with the remainder of its Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act…
Incumbent Drew Hansen and newcomer Elaina Gonzalez-Blanton are running for the 2nd position of Washington’s 23rd Legislative District, which encompasses…
Kitsap County Chief of Detectives David White retired after 40 years with the sheriff’s office Oct. 1.
Elijah M. Galindo, a member of the U.S. Marine Corp. stationed at Naval Base Kitsap, has been charged with second-degree…
The North Kitsap School District is entering week four of remote learning and while not being in the classroom is…
Despite the smoke and air quality, over 80 cars participated in the Poulsbo car cruise Sept. 12.
The Marion Forsman-Boushie Early Learning Center in Suquamish has had to make a lot of adjustments to continue to care…
A Port Angeles man was arrested Tuesday in Port Gamble on suspicion of possession of drugs and two illegal firearms.
Lines of cars wrapped around Sonoji Sakai Intermediate School Friday as families drove up to pick up learning materials for…
Port of Poulsbo has named Tom Rose as its new commissioner following the decline of former city council member Ken…
School has been “back in session” in the North Kitsap School District for a few weeks now, and everyone from…
The Poulsbo City Council voted Wednesday night in favor of a resolution that would allow affordable housing to be built…
Thomas formerly was on the Poulsbo City Council
It’s also a fundraiser for North Kitsap Boys and Girls Club
Despite COVID-19, wildfires jobs have not been lost
Many residents are against him going back to work
