News
Students turn trip into cinematic teaching tool
HANSVILLE — Facing the jutting beauty of the Olympic Mountains, the beach of the Foulweather Bluff preserve rests…
News
Mitzel’s return expected by June
POULSBO — The long road to the return of Mitzel’s at its Poulsbo Village location just became a…
Sports
Four-game slump could spell end of season for Viking girls basketball
OLYMPIA — With two losses coming into the final game of the season, the North Kitsap Vikings girls basketball…
News
Poulsbo mother of five wins Viking Fest scholarship
POULSBO — For the first time in three years, Viking Fest’s emblem has been designed by an artist…
Obituaries
Richard T. VanWyck
Richard T. Van Wyck, 75 Richard (Dick) Thorne Van Wyck of Hansville died Feb. 2, 2007 in Bremerton.…
News
Eddings in Top 10 at Miss America
LAS VEGAS — Miss Washington Kristen Eddings may not have won the Miss America crown, but she did…
News
Hansville advisory group prepares to enact change
HANSVILLE — Before getting down to the hard stuff, like organizing community improvement projects, the newly formed Greater…
News
Viking Jazz Fest tuned up for 31st competition
POULSBO — By the end of this week, some of the top middle and high school-associated jazz talent from…
Life
Love can’t wait
PORT ORCHARD — In an early tribute to sweethearts everywhere, the Western Washington Center for the Arts is…
Life
‘An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow’
The popularity of hospital dramas on television attests to society’s fascination with death, illness and the struggles of…
Life
The buck stops, the beat goes on
When you become an editor, the first thing you need to absorb is that the buck stops with…
Life
Jazz rediscovered at Ponderay Cafe
BREMERTON — With the skill and artistry of someone who has truly been immersed in music from day…
News
Students have options in their schooling
POULSBO — Mainstream public school, which many are accustomed to as the norm, isn’t the only option available for…
Life
It’s all in the family
In the theater it is still a rare event to find strong leading roles for women over 40.…
News
New library set to get underway
LITTLE BOSTON — After being turned in late to the proverbial book drop, the new Little Boston Library…
News
Kingston businesses not concerned by tax increase
KINGSTON — Throughout the passenger-only ferry rigmarole that has enveloped Kingston and the rest of Kitsap County, many…
Life
BCT to warm up winter nights with a mystery farce
The hilarity of an actor getting an accidental bonk on the head persists no matter what one’s age,…
Opinion
Kingston split is disconcerting
Proposition 1 will be decided next Tuesday and with it, the fate of passenger-only boats connecting Kingston to…
News
Contracting not without merits
CHELAN — Jay Witherbee knows firsthand the pros and cons associated with dissolving a city’s police department and…
News
Martha and Mary considers expansion, relocation
POULSBO — In keeping with its tradition of evolving to meet the community’s needs, Martha and Mary officials…