After just a couple of years performing, Afton Prater has met another one of her goals. She’s walked a red carpet.
The developer of a proposed nine home subdivision near Tracyton is asking Kitsap County to give him a variance that will allow him to go forward with his project.
The number of young people in Kitsap County who report that they have seriously considered attempting suicide is increasing. The number of adult drug-related deaths in the county is going up. And the number of resident living in poverty is risin
The man suffered a medical emergency and lost control of his vehicle ending up in Sinclair Inlet at the end of Trenton Avenue.
If this year is anything like previous years, there’ll be crates and cages just about everywhere
Raises ranging from 5 to 10 percent are being proposed by Fire Chief Scott Weninger
The driver of a white Cadilac was pulled from his car after it was submerged in the water off Bachman Park shortly after 10 a.m. this morning and given cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The man survived and is being treated at Harrison Hospital in Bremerton.
Many days have passed since the kidnapping, and the U.S. has finally issued a statement.
After 20 years as executive director at the Kitsap YWCA, Linda Joyce has decided to retire
A park-like atmosphere, with a water fountain, outdoor fire pits and places to just sit and enjoy nature are planned
Many days have passed since the kidnapping, and the U.S. has finally issued a statement.
Findings in the 2014 Kitsap County Public Health District’s Core Public Health Indicators report were released Tuesday
Now, she’s across the street at 286 Fourth Street, Suite 201, above the Bremerton Chamber of Commerce office.
Whenever there’s mention of Greendrinks, a picture comes to mind of a frothy glass of 7-Up mixed with a dip of lime sherbet. But according to organizers of Silverdale Greendrinks, that’s not at all what Greendrinks is about.
What I found was not only disturbing but completely mind-blowing.
Longtime executive director of the Kitsap YWCA Linda Joyce announced her retirement last week during the 25th annual Women of Achievement luncheon.
After more than two years in the making, the committee studying the issue signed off on an ordinance last week
At the same time commissioners from the Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue District are pondering closing a fire station, they’re looking at pay raises for the administrative staff.
On Monday, CKFR Chief Scott Weninger said the district stands firm that it did not engage in any unfair labor practice
Sherbesman, who turns 92 this month, has lived in Silverdale since 1972. She ended up on the Kitsap Peninsula after she married a man named Bill from Seattle
