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‘Book’ your vacation travel plans now
Bookstores and libraries can get you farther than a tank of gas, and for much less money. We’re…
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Nurse Nancy comes to Poulsbo Lions’ aid once again
POULSBO — The Poulsbo Noon Lions Club will once again prowl through the Poulsbo Armory May 27-28 as…
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O.C. Music Dept. presents two concerts
The members of the Olympic College Music Department have been tuning up their instruments and warming up their…
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Viking Fest Road Race runs to a new record
POULSBO — Runners of all ages and experience levels laced up their collective sneakers and took to the…
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Bangs, Seaberg: NK’s state-bound tennis tandem
TACOMA — In a sense, when North Kitsap Tennis’ No. 1 girls doubles team earned a state bid…
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NK FFA reaches finale at state convention
PULLMAN — A year’s worth of homework, competition and mental preparation came to a head for the North…
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Gypsy jazz swings into Island Music Guild Hall
It started out innocently enough: a young Bainbridge lad named Ranger wanted to play violin, so he began…
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Move over Madonna and Britney
Isadora Duncan has been called the “Mother of Dance.†In her time she was called a lot of…
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Bringing neighbors together with food
SUQUAMISH — Drums accompanied a song with the feeling of acceptance, community and happiness as canoes were welcomed…
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Lutefisk flavors Viking Fest
POULSBO — Miss Viking Fest 2006 Jasmine Campbell had said several times going into this year’s festival that…
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Young musicians are blazing “Newgrass†trails
While it seems that most people in the under-30 generation are filling their IPods with rap, hip hop…
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Lady Vikings fastpitch return to state playoffs
TACOMA — The North Kitsap Lady Vikings fastpitch team proved its state-caliber status Saturday, earning a bid back…
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All eyes turn to Suquamish
SUQUAMISH — All eyes will soon be watching for criminal activity in Suquamish. “Neighborhood Watch†signs will be…
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Velkommen, one and all
Viking Fest has arrived and with it a celebration of the Nordic heritage that helped shape the clay…
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Tragedies rock Kingston Junior High School
KINGSTON — What could very well be the worst nightmare for many teenagers came true two-fold at Kingston…
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Panther errors provide smooth sailing for Cavaliers to cruise to 8-2 victory in the lone rivalry match of 2006 baseball season.
KINGSTON — The first and only North End junior high rivalry played out on the baseball diamond featured…
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Here come the Vikings
POULSBO — Known as the Viking City, Little Norway makes the annual return to its roots today as…
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Kingston sweeps junior high rivalry on KJH diamonds
KINGSTON — The game is never over until it is over. That’s a lesson the Poulsbo Junior High…
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Deputy city clerk retiring after 19 years of service
POULSBO — After almost 19 years in the basement of city hall on Jensen Way, Sherry White will…
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New school trail traveling up the Wright path
KINGSTON — Flowers are starting to bloom, children are outside playing, allergies are starting to make an appearance…