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Officials investigate sewer spill
POULSBO — Even though the leak has been fixed, officials investigating last Thursday’s sewage spill at the head…
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Oyster Park gets an official welcome
POULSBO — State Rep. Bev Woods (R-Kingston) remembers when an old, ugly building stood within sight of the…
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Caring in comfort
POULSBO — Homewatch CareGivers owner Sandra Alford knows firsthand the challenges associated with caring for a loved one…
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House of Knowledge funding in the homestretch
LITTLE BOSTON — Little Boston Librarian Sue Jones hopes this weekend’s fund-raiser goes well because she, the library…
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Cavs count on the ‘tude to carry through season
KINGSTON — Spiking, digging, blocking, setting and passing are just some of the aspects one needs to excel…
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Historic downtown changes with seasons
POULSBO — Even though the thermometer on the Plaza 305 sign read a cool 44 degrees and a…
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Arborwood recommended for inclusion in UGA
KINGSTON — The Little City by the Sea might be getting a little bit bigger. If the Kitsap…
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North Kitsap Marine receives top honors
POULSBO — Marine Staff Sgt. Matthew T. Anderson can’t recall any childhood dreams of wanting to be in…
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Vikings buckle under Wolves’ rush
PORT ORCHARD — Chad Fowler knew he was going to get a lot of touches Friday night. And…
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Kingston Inn will rise from the ashes
KINGSTON — Kingston Inn owner Michael Prestley expects it will be another three to four weeks before insurance…
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Cavs’ quality unrivaled, coach Chisholm says
KINGSTON — The Cavaliers junior high football team is hoping that forward progress this season will come from…
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Fire district board loses longtime member
KINGSTON — After nearly 16 years of working to make fire service in the North End as best…
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County lands three acres at Forbes Landing
HANSVILLE — Three acres may not sound like much, but to the Hansville community, it will make a…
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Sewage hits Liberty Bay
POULSBO — Almost exactly two years after the last major sewage spill into Liberty Bay, history repeated itself…
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The other side of the coin
Options. Exploring them is key in running a successful business. Some work out, some don’t. But if they…
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Police cite Olhava sightseeing trips
SUQUAMISH — There’s a big difference in the quality of service from the local law enforcement when the…
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Waterfront bulkhead delayed by tides
POULSBO — The much discussed retaining wall at Waterfront Park will be delayed until the spring due to…
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Municipal campus proposal unveiled
POULSBO — The once clouded pieces of Little Norway’s municipal campus proposal became a little clearer Tuesday as…
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Panthers plan to upset
POULSBO — The ebbs and flows of experience and talent go in and out in junior high school…
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Primary election sets historic milestone
POULSBO — Even though the primary election results have yet to be certified, Councilwoman Kathryn Quade appears to…