News
Election Ballots mailed — and every vote counts
Ballots for the 2016 general election were sent to Kitsap County’s 156,000 registered voters last week.
News
More support for the passenger only fast ferry proposal
Three Kitsap County local elected officials have lined up behind Prop. 1, the passenger-only fast-ferry proposal on the…
News
Secretary of the Navy sees expanded role for Kitsap region in the near future
He has logged 1.3 million frequent-flyer miles, visited 142 countries and earned the distinction of being the longest-tenured…
News
Bremerton resident given Honor Flight to Washington D.C.
It took Navy veteran Bill Nickerson nearly 63 years, but he finally made it to a place he…
News
Kalac murder trial delayed until February
The Kitsap County Superior Court judge presiding over David Kalac’s double murder case agreed to delay the trial…
News
Olympic’s decision to play Archbishop Murphy draws praise
Olympic High’s football team did something that no team has been willing to do for the last five…
News
Police search for armed robbery, assault suspect
Bremerton police are still on the hunt for a man who, besides packing a revolver-style handgun of unknown…
News
Port Orchard businessman stumps for proposed ‘fast ferry’
For Steve Sego, the question of whether to support Prop. 1, the passenger-only fastferry funding proposal before Kitsap…
News
Pioneer who lent Bremerton his name is remembered for kindness
From a tiny pioneer outpost with muddy streets and civic leaders of occasionally questionable judgment, Bremerton has grown…
News
First responders face dangerous challenges when faced with opioid addicts
While everyone from medical personnel, social workers and public health policymakers struggle to grasp the breadth and threat…
News
Creepy clown sightings rise as trend spreads nationwide
An eerie phenomenon sweeping across the country does not yet appear to have taken a foothold in this…
News
Bremerton Retrospective: The day the earth stood still
The next issue after 9/11 was dated Sept. 15 — four days after the attack. So it’s hard…
News
Former USS Turner Joy director honored by City of Bremerton
The former director of the USS Turner Joy was honored with the William J. Diffley Award for his…
News
Sex offender moves to Bremerton
Kyle M. Lynch was convicted of third-degree molestation in 1995, attempted child molestation in 2006 and communication for…
News
The week the ferries went still in the water
Today we enjoy the internet; social media; cellular communications; region-wide, color-coded real-time traffic information; and the almost comical…
News
Post Game Wrap Up: North Kitsap 38, Olympic 14
Behind the dominant second-half performance by junior running back Dax Solis, North Kitsap blew off a third-quarter tie…
News
Heroin epidemic sweeps Kitsap
The heroin and opioid epidemic sweeping the nation has not spared “God’s Country,” as some local politicians like…
News
Bremerton Fire Department chief and city finance director are both retiring
Al Duke, who has headed the fire department for nearly 20 years, told Mayor Patty Lent that he…
News
A star maker visits Bremerton, local comics respond with their best
Pat Wilson paid a visit to Bremerton on Thursday evening, Sept. 22, at the request of Mike “Smitty”…
News
Guilty verdict for DeJesus
After nine weeks of testimony and three days of deliberation, a Kitsap County jury on Tuesday morning found…