Special Election Feb. 13, requires 60% approval to pass
Since its inception in 2016, Poulsbo Rotary’s Viking Tour Bike Ride has grown so much that organizers are looking to…
Fishline Food Bank &Comprehensive Services provided an impact report presentation to the Poulsbo City Council Jan. 17, indicating a huge…
A new Mexican steakhouse opened Jan. 6 in Kingston adjacent to the Firehouse Theater.
Three new Poulsbo city councilmembers were sworn into their positions during the governing body’s first meeting of the year Jan….
While Poulsbo will see a few new faces join the City Council in January, two familiar faces will be bidding…
The Poulsbo City Council approved an ordinance to establish a Business &Occupation tax effective July 1, 2024 in efforts to…
Council will discuss topic again at future meeting
Rick Eckert of the North Kitsap School Board announced he will soon be resigning from his District 1 seat after…
After over 25 years of service in North Kitsap, Forester Bob’s Christmas Tree Farm on Sawdust Hill Road will be…
Eileen Sorg is a self-made artist who found success without going to art school, opening her own business about 15…
With Christmas right around the corner, there are many holiday-related events and activities in North Kitsap to take part in…
Poulsbo is moving forward to provide medical, substance abuse and mental health services for the recently opened Recovery Resource Center…
Fred Hutchinson recently opened its first cancer clinic on this side of Puget Sound in Poulsbo, offering patients a closer…
The Poulsbo Planning Commission went over the transportation portion of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan at its Oct. 25 meeting.
Following years of planning, the Poulsbo City Council approved the Poulsbo Event and Recreation Center feasibility study Nov. 1, declaring…
Event spearheaded by former Marine
Repairs still needed after winter storms last year
3 downtown businesses still using them
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