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Despair, then recovery through fitness
Savannah Rae is giving back to the community by helping others through fitness
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S’Klallam Tribe celebrates opening of holistic health center
The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe has opened a new health center on its government campus - the first…
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Army Corps of Engineers denies building of boat ramp on Suquamish lands
The Army Corps of Engineers has denied the state Department of Fish and Wildlife’s application to build a…
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Controversial use-of-force legislation has agencies uncertain
New law requires officers have probable cause before making an arrest
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‘Vote of confidence’ for Netzel; Nimmons also advances
Results from the Aug. 3 primary election are in and for North Kitsap that means the field has…
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Toll increase is likely for Narrows commuters in October
Beginning Oct. 1, motorists will likely pay 25 cents more when they cross the Tacoma Narrows bridge
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Lawsuit alleging sexual harassment and discrimination filed against CKFR
Employee’s suit details allegations of discriminatory comments, practices and denial of promotions
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Dragonfly metamorphosis
Partnership’s theater purchase promises a revitalized arts scene for downtown
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No close races in primary election; crowded field thinned for November finale
Initial Tuesday night returns for South Kitsap races posted
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Kitsap Rescue Mission relocates to Quality Inn
The switch comes after reports of possible resident displacement at Midway Inn
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Back to School Poulsbo vaccine event July 31
North Point Church and Peninsula Community Health Services have partnered to host a free back-to-school vaccination event on…
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Bremerton’s St. Michael Medical Center temporarily closing ER
Emergency services halted at 7 p.m. Friday due to staff shortage
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Long-awaited modernization project at Manchester Fuel Depot finally started
Work on nearly $200 million project to take nine years to complete
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‘The entire west is burning’
With a worst-ever wildfire season feared this year, here’s what residents should know to keep safe
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75 new COVID cases confirmed in Kitsap since Thursday
Outbreak of 18 cases at kids summer camp in Poulsbo
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Former Suquamish Tribal Chairman laid to rest
Former chairman of the Suquamish Tribe Richard Belmont Jr., who played a critical role in the success of…
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Hotel to open in downtown Poulsbo
While an official opening date is still in the works, soon visitors will be able to stay right…
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Police reform bills in effect
Over the weekend several bills having to do with police reform went into effect and may change the…
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Johnson Parkway Roundabout full speed ahead
The Johnson Parkway-Highway 305 roundabout project is coming along as Poulsbo hears an update from the city’s Engineering…
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