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35 new cases of COVID confirmed in Kitsap County

Positive cases per 1,000 residents back up to 134.5

<em>A large crane places tunnel footings in position.</em>				 Courtesy photo

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Work continues on Highway 305 roundabout

Wonder why your wait at Highway 305 at Johnson Road was a little longer than usual last week?…

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Virtual health visits of the COVID era are here to stay

Virginia Mason Franciscan Health has facilitated 425,000 virtual clinical visits since March 2020

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Possible anti-Asian hate crime being investigated in Port Orchard

The incident took place amid reports that racist hate crimes are at an ebb in Kitsap County

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Hate crimes against Asian Americans haven’t spiked in Kitsap County

But the numbers have risen across the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Variant here; follow COVID protocols

Studies: Variant more likely to cause severe illness, death

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Southworth-to-downtown Seattle

Fast-ferry service is now underway

Lynne Mackey-Moseley was one of the recipients of a grant from the North Kitsap Schools Foundation. (Courtesy photo).

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NK Schools Foundation awards $13K in grants

1st high schooler gets grant for Equity Club

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93 new COVID cases in Kitsap

On Monday, the Kitsap Public Health District confirmed 93 new positive cases of COVID over the weekend, bringing…

<em>Coach Ron Allen and the Piranha’s kick things off with some practice laps.</em>		Ken Park/North Kitsap Herald

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Piranha’s return to Poulsbo pool

They swam outdoors, even went to Fife to train

A driver accidentally slammed into two downtown Poulsbo businesses Monday. (Photos courtesy of Poulsbo Fire Department)
Structural engineers were able to remove the vehicle safely from the businesses.

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Elderly driver slams into Poulsbo businesses

Two downtown Poulsbo businesses were damaged when a vehicle drove into them Monday afternoon.

The new Suquamish Tribal Council, from left, Councilmembers Luther (Jay) Mills Jr., Rich Purser, Sammy Mabe, Chairman Leonard Forsman, secretary Windy Anderson, treasurer Robin Little Wing Sigo and vice-chairman Wayne George. (Photo by Jon Anderson/Courtesy of Suquamish Tribe)

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Suquamish fill 5 seats on Tribal Council

The Suquamish Tribe filled its five open spots on its Tribal Council last week, with four familiar faces…

<em>Cars line the parking lot of Olympic College in Poulsbo as eligible folks wait to get their COVID-19 vaccine.</em>		 Ken Park/North Kitsap Herald

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Olympic Poulsbo Nursing Program hosts drive-through vaccine clinic

Supported by the Kitsap Public Health District and Kitsap County Emergency Operations Center, Olympic College-Poulsbo now offers a…

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Feeling lucky? Port Orchard scores high with Washington’s Lottery

Fred Meyer store sold seven big winners in 2020

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SKSD District 3 and 4 seats open for election this November

Seats currently held by Sebren, Diehl

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City seeks public input on flooding and watershed issues

Input to help Port Orchard develop a plan to manage issues

Mayor Erickson announced she will be running for a 4th term as mayor.(courtesy photo)

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Erickson talks fourth term and reflects on last year and a half

Following the announcement that she will be seeking a fourth term in office, the North Kitsap Herald virtually…

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SKSD’s Winter misses out on Peninsula’s top job

Finalist Krestin Bahr of Eatonville School District is chosen district’s new superintendent

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Additional COVID-related death confirmed in Kitsap, 91 total

Kitsap now back over “high level” of coronavirus activity

Adding 9 structures to the playground at Raab Park will expand the footprint to 9,000 square feet of inclusive fun. (courtesy photo)

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‘All-inclusive’ playground coming to Poulsbo

A local community group has been working with the city of Poulsbo, Poulsbo Rotary Club and the Kitsap…