POULSBO — Development at Nelson Park in the past few months has added things like a picnic shelter, bathrooms and landscaping.
PORT GAMBLE — When visiting the historic mill town for any of its many annual summer events, returning tourists and residents may notice a few user-friendly changes to the large green spaces and popular church.
POULSBO — Your eyes are not deceiving you — 16-0.
The North Kitsap Vikings fastpitch team pulled no punches Friday, smashing 17 hits — including two triples and three doubles — and beating non-league visitor Klahowya after five innings of play.
T he olive branch is being extended this weekend in Suquamish but after so many bitter disputes, ranging from tribal sovereignty to park ownership, it’ll be interesting to see if anyone in that community takes note.
POULSBO — Hundreds of people find help with everything from getting their GED to taking a driving test from the Literacy Council of Kitsap each year.
KINGSTON — As Rosanne Dore searched through the charred remains of her fire-destroyed home, she found an angel.
POULSBO — After more than a year of planning, the Poulsbo Farmers Market is now less than four months from its inaugural opening day.
The Kingston Cavaliers girls ‘basketball team won two more games this week, both on the road, bringing the team record to 9-0.
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — Aggressive hitting by a strong NK lineup and shaky defensive play by the Spartans allowed the Vikings to score seven runs in the first three innings of play, as NK beat Bainbridge by a count of 7-3.
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — Aggressive hitting by a strong NK lineup and shaky defensive play by the Spartans allowed the Vikings to score seven runs in the first three innings of play, as NK beat Bainbridge by a count of 7-3.
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — Aggressive hitting by a strong NK lineup and shaky defensive play by the Spartans allowed the Vikings to score seven runs in the first three innings of play, as NK beat Bainbridge by a count of 7-3.
POULSBO — After stalling out, not once but twice, plans to help congestion on State Route 305 may soon be on the road again.
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — In Monday’s Battle of Agate Pass, it was Bainbridge pitcher Nick Shutz who held the North Kitsap Vikings baseball team to just two hits in Poulsbo.
As the timeline buck is passed from the North Kitsap School District to Kane Environmental to the Environmental Protection Agency and, most recently, to Kitsap County, we wonder whose hands it’ll land in next.
KINGSTON — If the Kingston High School building timeline were a teeter-totter, Kitsap County’s Department of Community Development might be portrayed as a child sitting alone with feet suspended at one end.
KINGSTON — The new Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce visitors and information desk in the Kingston Community Center is up and running with endless amounts of interesting tid bits not only for tourists stopping by the Little City By The Sea but locals as well.
POULSBO — The check isn’t in the mail, especially if you aren’t expecting it, Detective Grant Romaine is warning North Kitsap residents this week.
POULSBO — A warrant has been issued for a Bainbridge Island man who Poulsbo Police say robbed Dalquist’s Jewelry more than one month ago.
KINGSTON — Last year, then-freshman Viking golfer Stephen Duwe was hindered in playing time by the driver’s education course he was taking at the time.
POULSBO — Though it’s mostly a two-lane highway that runs through rural areas, State Route 3 from Poulsbo to the Hood Canal Bridge may be a much different roadway in 20 years.
SUQUAMISH — Parents whose kids attend the Marion Forsman Boushie Early Learning Center were upset by news last week that the Suquamish Tribe had preliminary plans to move its police and justice departments next door to the center in the Suquamish Village complex.
POULSBO — Though the world has changed around it, one of State Route 305’s oldest buildings has held one constant.
