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Suspect arrested for allegedly vandalizing Public Works project
August incident caused more than $1 million in damages, delays
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Port Orchard delivers festive ‘Holiday on the Bay’
Residents and visitors gathered at the waterfront Dec. 7 for Port Orchard’s annual Holiday on the Bay celebration,…
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Port Gamble tribe chosen for health equity funds
The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe was recently selected as the state’s first Health Equity Zone for Native communities…
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Caldier to run for State Senate in 26th District
State Rep. Michelle Caldier (R-Gig Harbor) of the 26th District announced Dec. 6 that she will be running…
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PSE advice for a safe, comfortable winter season
With winter officially coming Dec. 21, Puget Sound Energy is providing tips on how to survive the often-troubling…
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Store brings holiday cheer with Adopt a Grandparent
Port Orchard’s Revival Boutique is once again spreading holiday cheer by organizing this year’s Adopt a Grandparent program.
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BCF announces Philanthropy Award winners
The Bainbridge Community Foundation has announced the recipients of this year’s Philanthropy Awards, celebrating people and organizations whose…
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Human skull found near Bremerton
Kitsap County sheriff’s detectives are investigating the discovery of a human skull in the 400 block of Nichols…
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Sewage spills into NK waters following incident near Keyport base
A sewage spill of 127,500 gallons in North Kitsap waters has been reported by Kitsap County Public Works,…
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BI roundabouts among priciest DOT projects in county
The state Department of Transportation declared two roundabout projects on Bainbridge Island completed Nov. 27, ending construction that…
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Veterans fostering older dogs a win-win-win
Meatball is getting plenty of attention from seniors at the Washington Veterans Home - Retsil. The white pit-mix…
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NK’s Fishline helps over 7,000 clients annually
Fishline Food Bank was born in the time of the first ATM, floppy disc and Pong, and the…
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Local artist’s illustrious career of work on display in Kingston
Kim Drew of Kingston, who has had an illustrious career working for publications ranging from The New York…
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2 charged in organized theft ring
It was an offer they couldn’t refuse: $3,450 in items for $44, and a $1,000 scope for $3.99.
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Tree lighting kicks off holiday season in Poulsbo
Holiday decor is displayed in a downtown Poulsbo storefront.
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Group keeps BAC from closing
Bainbridge Arts and Crafts has announced that former members of the board and staff have come together to…