News
NK High School students get construction experience
Marwood General Construction recently hosted an industry career day in Poulsbo for seniors at North Kitsap High School,…
News
Bremerton to vote on public safety tax increase
Voters in Bremerton can mark their calendars for Aug. 1, a day they will be tasked with the…
Sports
Spartan seniors shine in final home game, beating Kingston
The Bainbridge seniors led the Spartans to a 6-0 victory over the Kingston Buccaneers on the final home…
Sports
Vikings score early, often against Spartans
The North Kitsap Vikings softball squad dominated the Bainbridge Spartans 19-1 April 25. The Vikings scored 14 runs…
News
Gelder seeks sales tax hike for public safety
With less than a month to go before his resignation, Kitsap Commissioner Robert Gelder is hurrying to address…
News
State OKs environmental bills for Earth Day
Legislators celebrated Earth Day with the passage of environmental bills in the final hours of the legislative session.
News
Man sets gas pump ablaze in ‘retaliation’
A Silverdale man accused of intentionally starting a gas pump on fire at the 76 gas station near…
Sports
Vikings capture first win of series against Kingston
The North Kitsap Vikings won the first of two games against the Kingston Buccaneers 8-2 on April 24.
News
Seattle man tries to take Bremerton foot ferry with fire axe
A Seattle man concerned about “being invaded” tried to take a foot ferry in Bremerton using an onboard…
News
OC announces plan to expand healthcare programs
Allied Health programs would move to Poulsbo campus
News
Food drive April 29-30
The Kingston High School National Honor Society is putting on a food drive for Sharenet April 29-30.
Sports
Kitsap schools have mixed results at Lil’ Norway
Bainbridge finished 16th on the boys side with 13 points and 17th on the girls side with eight…
News
Lawmakers adjourn but likely not for long
The Washington State Legislature adjourned April 23 after failing to approve a controversial bill setting drug possession penalties,…
News
PO restaurant appeal regarding COVID fines in limbo
The appeal by former owner of That One Place restaurant of $132,000 in COVID-related fines has sat idle…
News
1st Kingston Pirate Festival to be held in June
Kingston will have its first Pirate Festival June 17 downtown at Mike Wallace Park from 10 a.m. to…
Opinion
Too many jobs for too few people in post-COVID world
Today, employers continue to struggle finding enough workers while attempting to bring people back to the office.
Opinion
There’s a time for everything—even time itself
Even baseball purists like myself, who still aren’t comfortable with designated hitters and restrictions on where fielders may…