Sports
Bucs must fight for fifth in district tournament | Girls’ basketball
One loss in the 2A Girls Basketball Tournament has the Kingston Buccaneers in a tough place.
Sports
NK gymnastics will compete at state as a team
The North Kitsap Vikings compete as a team in the 2A Gymnastics Championships Feb. 21-22.
News
Young, Seaquist co-hosting town hall meetings this week
The 26th Legislative District state representatives — Jesse Young (R-Gig Harbor) and Larry Seaquist (D-Gig Harbor) are co-hosting…
Business
New craft brewery planned for Gig Harbor
After two-years of planning, procrastinating, and persuading investors, a new brewery and taproom — the Gig Harbor Brewing…
Business
Preview, benefit for public market is Feb. 28
The new Port Orchard Public Market, located at 715 Bay St., will host a preview and fundraiser on…
News
Man who portrayed Abraham Lincoln passes
Robert James Brown, who portrayed Abraham Lincoln in area parades, Civil War re-enactments and other civic events, died…
Letters to the Editor
There is no reason for pathway
There is no logical reason for this attempted path project to happen. How did people in 1930 walk…
Letters to the Editor
Kitsap residents, wake up!
It’s hard to believe how few Kitsap County residents attend a Kitsap County commissioners’ monthly meetings (held twice…
Letters to the Editor
Thanks for the kind gesture
An unexpected kind gesture happened to us on Valentine's Day.
News
WSDOT repairs pothole on SR 16
Washington State Department of Transportation maintenance crews acted quickly to take advantage of Wednesday’s dry weather to make…
News
Charges filed against South Kitsap residents
Charges were filed in Kitsap County District Court against several South Kitsap residents.
News
Bowling announces bid for 35th District state Senate seat
Local business woman and educator Irene Bowling announced Feb. 18 she will run for the 35th District State…
News
Freshman serves as Sen. Jan Angel’s page
Anna Kelly, a freshman at Marcus Whitman Junior High School, took time away from her studies to spend…
News
Kenneth Carter named Port Orchard postmaster
Kenneth Carter, a 19-year veteran of the U.S. Postal Service, has been named postmaster in Port Orchard.
News
Five injured in crash at 308 and Norbut; 3-year-old airlifted
Five people were injured in a two-car crash at State Route 308 and Norbut Lane, one mile south…
Opinion
Here are this week’s letters to the editor
They address the Olympic Gym, CK levy passing, and a Poulsbo principal
Opinion
Why would a conservative vote for the Real Hope Act?
My maternal grandparents came to this country from Sweden in the early 1900s
News
Here’s this week’s cartoon
Send us your opinions in a letter to the Editor at lkelly@soundpublishing.com
News
Gordon Elementary School PTA president resigns
Marta Michalski resigned as the Gordon Elementary PTA president, according to an email sent to the Herald Feb.…
News
Laugh Out Loud event to support Bremerton Symphony
A special comedy event on March 7 will benefit the Bremerton Symphony Association.