A softball field and mountain bike pump track are among top options for the future of Little Valley park.
Kitsap-based author Kristin Hannah impressed critics and readers with her 2013 novel. It went to No. 1 on the New York Times’ best-seller list. And it was such a nice experience, she thought she’d do it again.
Poulsbo’s Brown Bear Chevron will be closed by the end of February. Bainbridge Island’s location will close by the end of March.
Wyatt Skelley takes the stage in Los Angeles and comes away as a highly-sought-after young actor and dancer.
“Finn Fancy Necromancy,” a debut novel by Kingston’s Randy Henderson, was released this month and the author is set for his first book tour.
Kitsap Transit has long desired to plant a transit center in Poulsbo that would link commutes throughout the region. That desire will soon be a reality.
Poulsbo can expect to see apartments added to the downtown landscape, instead of the previously expected hotel.
The City of Poulsbo will end its contract with the Kitsap County Prosecutor’s Office for prosecution services in Municipal Court, in favor of bringing the job closer to home.
Hudson Auto Center is moving into a portion of the former Ford dealership on Viking Avenue, and will expand its used-car inventory, while also bringing RV sales back to the area.
Imbibe: Bushel & Barrel Ciderhouse boasts itself as the first ciderhouse in Kitsap. It rolled out its first kegs in January and its cider has slowly filled local markets and pubs.
Branden Heinemann of Poulsbo was a vocal opponent of the ban as it was being discussed by the council in June 2014. Heinemann has now made an 18-minute online documentary about Poulsbo’s ban on marijuana, expressing his opinion that the City Council’s arguments for the prohibition were not valid.
Poulsbo is a city on the move: population, downtown events, updated roads. And now residents and visitors have a little extra help getting around. Kitsap Transit began a new bus route — route 44 — on Feb. 1, which loops around Poulsbo’s most visited locales, such as downtown and Olympic College.
From a romantic walk along the trails of the Bloedel Reserve to dinner and a classic movie at the Admiral Theatre. The Kitsap Chordsmen will sing you a special Valentine serenade, and the Arena Sports Bar offers a romantic bacon bouquet for its couples. Here are a few notable happenings around Kitsap for the lovers on this romantic holiday.
After three hours of interviews, the Poulsbo City Council voted unanimously to select Kenneth Thomas to complete the term vacated by Linda Berry-Maraist, Jan. 28.
The Boat Guy hosts another nautical party in Poulsbo, including a gögg fest, libation station, art walk, poker run, pickled herring expo and more.
It’s one month after New Year’s. How’s your get-fit resolution going? Get tips from Kitsap’s fitness experts.
Was on paid leave since Dec. 6 during an investigation into his alleged conduct during a dispute with his wife
It was a small meeting, but the issue was quite large for those in attendance: What is the Port of Poulsbo going to do about its boathouse policy? “Regulations are really meant for boats, and not boathouses,” Port Commission President Mark DeSalvo said. “We don’t have anything that relates to boathouses.”
A suspect has been arrested after a string of thefts in Kitsap. Detectives across the county joined forces to track down the suspect, believed to have targeted homes and cars for theft.
“It’s not about whether we are going to do it or not going to do it,” Mayor Becky Erickson said before the council’s Jan. 21 meeting. “We have to have a sewer plant — it’s in Brownsville — and we have to pay our fair share. The issue is if we should bond out or go in with the county to pay for it.”
