News
Harrison lays out 2012 vision
The downward spiraling economy may be affecting Harrison Medical Center, but the nonprofit hospital continues to push forward…
Business
Amy’s Decadent Chocolates struggles amid recession
Even chocolate can’t sweeten the economy. Amy Jablonski, owner of Amy’s Decadent Chocolates in Bremerton, said this is…
Business
Tiny Changes keeps budget, environment in mind
Robynn Frey and Heather Hedges started their own business to help families save money while saving the planet.
News
Olympic High students evacuated after bomb threat
The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) and the Washington State Patrol found nothing suspicious at Olympic High School…
News
Bremerton City Council approves ’09 budget with a few minor tweaks
Bremerton City Council unanimously approved the 2009 city budget Wednesday night, but with a few additional changes.
News
BPD’s got a brand new ride
Vehicle and foot pursuits are a thing of the past for Bremerton Police officers.
News
’Tis the season of giving
People may be pinching pennies this holiday season, but some folks don’t even have a penny to pinch.
News
The day ‘all ‘H’ broke loose’
Shortly before 8 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941, Bob Reese was waiting to eat breakfast aboard the USS…
Business
Silverdale Lowe’s celebrates grand opening
Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue (CKFR) Chief Ken Burdette cut the ceremonial blue board Thursday morning to mark…
News
CKFR takes guesswork out of searching for hard-to-find homes
Valorie Stansberry’s elderly neighbor needs medical assistance from time to time.
News
Pearl Harbor survivors recall events of Dec. 7, 1941
Shortly before 8 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941, Bob Reese was waiting to eat breakfast aboard the USS…
News
A Silverdale man ‘through and through’
Community bids farewell to Harry Knapp; service planned for Friday night.
Life
Peninsula Dance Theatre celebrates three decades of ‘Nutcracker’
Nearly 100 dancers will take to the stage and bring Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker” to life next weekend.
News
Sign of the times
In today’s economic climate, homeowners are mulling over a variety of options to make ends meet and keep…
Life
Peninsula Dance Theatre celebrates three decades of ‘Nutcracker’
Nearly 100 dancers will take to the stage and bring Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker” to life next weekend.
Life
Kitsap businesses, nonprofits team up to give hunger the boot
A 2009 Dodge Ram pickup truck is quickly filling up with food at Bremerton Dodge.
News
Cook with caution
Firefighters don’t get to eat a lot of turkey and stuffing on Thanksgiving Day.
Business
Kitsap Bank now offering reverse mortgages
In today’s economic climate, homeowners are mulling over a variety of options to make ends meet and keep…