News
Lottery funds could be the ticket for new classrooms
From Safeco Stadium to the Qwest Field and Exhibition Center in Seattle, lottery revenue has been the winning…
News
House wants funding for third 144-car ferry to come from new tab fee
The state House of Representatives wants to set aside $50 million to spend on the construction of a…
News
American Cancer Society Urges Increased Colon Cancer Screening to Save Lives
During March, National Colon Cancer Awareness Month, the American Cancer Society is highlighting the need to do more…
News
Cassi Jones-Morgan named as SK Boys and Girls Club ‘Youth of the Year’
The South Kitsap branch of the Boys and Girls Club of South Puget Sound named Cassi Jones-Morgan as…
Sports
Olympic League will split into two divisions in 2014-15
The change could mean that with fewer teams in the 2A classification, Olympic League teams in 2A could…
News
Museum series begins Thursday
Annual Kitsap County Historical Society speakers series to feature Clarence Moriwaki
News
Cedar Heights Boosters McTakeover on March 12
Cedar Heights Junior High School PTSA and CHJHS Athletic Boosters are hosting a McTakeover of the McDonalds on…
News
WSP Reminds Drivers to move left for stopped Emergency Vehicles
The Washington State Patrol is reminding drivers that state law requires them to slow down, and move left…
Business
Martha & Mary receives “Best of Home Care” award for fourth year
Martha & Mary at Home announced that it has been recognized with Home Care Pulse’s “Best of Home…
News
One arrested in early E. Bremerton shooting
A 26 year-old Bremerton man is in-custody following an early morning exchange of gunfire in East Bremerton. No…
News
Lilly receives master’s degree
Steffen E. Lilly, of Port Orchard, received a master’s degree in project management in January at Boston University.
News
Superintendent leaving Retsil for Napa Valley
Don Veverka, superintendent and administrator at the Washington Veterans Home at Retsil since November 2011, was appointed by…
Life
Award-winning gospel singer performs in Little Boston | Kitsap Week
Native American country gospel artist Johnny Curtis will perform for one night only, March 8 at 6:30 p.m.…
Life
Cab is king in Washington | Kitsap Week
This week's Great Northwest Wine column discusses how Cabernet Sauvignon is dominating the Washington wine market.
Sports
Many still unhappy with state basketball tournament format
WIAA's decision to discontinue 16-team, one-site hoops tourneys still angers many coaches, fans
Letters to the Editor
Letter writers have obligation to the truth
In response to the letter in the Feb. 28 edition, “Fox reports on policies, it doesn’t make them”:
Letters to the Editor
PTA heavy handed in control of information
Wow. What’s wrong at the state PTA Region 1? (“Gordon PTA asks sheriff to investigate,” page A1, Feb.…
Letters to the Editor
Response to editorial about port pay
Editor’s note: The Herald’s editorial did not state that there is fraud, waste or abuse at the Poulsbo…
News
CK Fire district board to meet Monday
A closed session for potential litigation is on the agenda for the meeting
Opinion
PTA should be more open when something’s awry | In Our Opinion
We understand the state and local PTA’s dilemma. Much of the tension, however, is the result of conflicting…