News
South Kitsap residents place at state fair
There were several winners from South Kitsap at the Washington State Fair held Sept. 6-22.
Opinion
DON BRUNELL | ESA listing could undercut state’s economy
A small critter is causing big problems in the South Puget Sound. It’s called the Mazama pocket gopher.
News
Coppola posting claims ‘misinformation’ in mayor’s report on Bethel Corridor
Former mayor Lary Coppola’s posting on a social media site is creating some stir after he claimed there…
News
County Commissioner to head to new job
Kitsap County Commissioner Josh Brown has been selected to head the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) as its…
News
Reported missing woman found safe
The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office found Wendy Stevens safe. Family is asking for privacy during this time.
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Kilmer holding third telephone town tall meeting
In order to connect with constituents while in Washington D.C., Rep. Derek Kilmer will hold his third telephone…
News
Silverdale Farmers Market draws to a close
More visitors came to the market this year and good weather was part of the reason
News
Friday night football, Sept. 27 schedule
Here's the schedule for local high school football games on Friday evening.
News
Klahowya Eagles upset by North Kitsap Vikings
The Klahowya Eagles’ chance to have an early season record as good as the Seattle Seahawks was upset…
News
Current Olympic League standings
Here are the current standings our local high school football teams.
Opinion
Endorsing Mayor Lent
Lent recently closed a $4 million dollar budget shortfall in her first term and was the first one…
Opinion
Support for RESULTS
It’s important to note that less than 1 percent of our federal budget goes to international development (foreign…
News
A military spouse’s view on Syria
While military families have their own varied political beliefs (yes, there are liberals in the military), when it…
News
Museum to display photographs
A traveling exhibit “100 Years of Photographs: Selections from the Suquamish Tribal Archives,” will open Oct. 4 at…
News
OC will offer new program
Olympic College will now offer a bachelor’s degree of Applied Science (BAS) program in Computer Information Systems (CIS)…
Opinion
When is enough, enough?
At a service to honor those who were shot and killed at the Navy Yard in Washington, D.C.,…
Letters to the Editor
Say no to bigger government
Proposition 1 is asking us to change from a proven form of government to a form that is…
Letters to the Editor
City manager can benefit city
When proposition No. 1 passes in November, Port Orchard will join almost all other Washington cities its size…
News
DISTRICT COURT | Transcient charged for robbery in attempted car hijacking
A 27-year-old transcient was charged Sept. 18 with first-degree robbery after he attempted to hijack a vehicle.