POULSBO — North Kitsap guard Jacob Gonzales and Port Angeles guard Scott Helpenstell were the hottest hands in Poulsbo Wednesday night, but it was ultimately the Vikings that had the X factor needed for the win.
POULSBO — It was fitting that at Martha & Mary’s most recent fund-raiser, children in attendance sang “The Wheels on the Bus.”
POULSBO — The Poulsbo Junior High School girls’ basketball team has good reason to be excited this year: solid leadership, definite strengths to work with and ultimately, a lot of potential.
POULSBO — While it wasn’t exactly what Sprint was looking for, it was better than nothing at all.
Martha & Mary is a place where Friday is cookie day, furried and feathered friends abound and everybody has a grandma or grandpa, even if just for a day.
POULSBO — Councilman Jim Henry once joked that the Lindvig Bridge needed a troll living underneath it to be a true entrance to Little Norway.
POULSBO — Though Poulsbo First members urged them to take it slow, Poulsbo City Council members felt they already had enough information to approve the Olhava Developers Agreement this week.
POULSBO — The extent of the Design Review Board’s authority was put on trial this week as the Sons of Norway were told to go their own way.
POULSBO — Helen Smith, girls’ track and head cross country coach at North Kitsap High School, has resigned from both positions, athletic director Al Gleich reported Thursday.
SUQUAMISH — The location that was formerly Diggers Tavern and Tides Out Tavern on Parkway Avenue has a new look, a new manager and a new attitude.
Poulsbo City Councilman Dale Rudolph might just have to get up on the table at City Hall and dance a jig tonight. At long last, a project that has been put on the back burner so long it’s been permanently crisped might finally be getting some deserved attention.
KINGSTON — The Kingston Cove Food Cooperative wants to provide its clients with a broader range of organic foods.
POULSBO — Annexation by petition is once again legal in Washington State, however, the City of Poulsbo still has some decisions to make regarding last week’s announcement.
KINGSTON — The new players in Kitsap County’s passenger-only ferry arena want to hear from the public they plan to serve.
POULSBO — NKHS band alto saxophonist Walter Vogel knows a good solo when he hears one.
KINGSTON — The age-old saying, “When in Rome,” will be taking on a new feeling this Saturday due to efforts of the Kingston Friends of the Library.
POULSBO — With five months to go until the fifth annual North Kitsap Relay for Life, organizers are ready to kick-off the count-down to the American Cancer Society fund-raiser.
Okay. So, it’s a bit early to be coming out for or against issues we may or may not face on the November ballot. But this one’s already got trouble written all over it.
POULSBO — A recent challenge from the Poulsbo Albertson’s to its customers resulted in a lot of bread being raised for Fishline — literally.
KINGSTON — “I brought an old wine bottle,” Kingston Historical Society president Bill Reynolds said to the group’s members Thursday at the Kingston Community Center.