POULSBO — Looking around a room filled with family, friends old and new and long-time customers, Larry Nakata remarked Sunday that such a crowd usually only gathers for a funeral.
For sale. Space for lease. For rent. Signs such as these are nothing new in North Kitsap. With new businesses popping up and others closing on a monthly basis, they’ve become part of the scenery.
INDIANOLA — With the recent transition of leaders within Indianola’s faith community, members of the old church facility on Midway and Division have witnessed new energy coming from the building.
POULSBO — As the Viking girls’ tennis team prepares for its first match in less than a week’s time, there…
Hansville group slates drive to help Kingston Food Bank, ShareNet.
Poulsbo entities miss $5.1 million shoreline grant
POULSBO — As NKHS 1937 graduate Chet Gausta entered the newly renovated North Kitsap High School gymnasium Friday night, he…
By CARRINA STANTON Staff Writer POULSBO — In one month’s time, the Miss Poulsbo program will polish 13 area women…
Poulsbo Market readies for its last day, liquidation.
POULSBO — Close only counts, the old adage goes, in horseshoes and handgrenades. “Close” was then-sophomore Ryan Young, whose javelin…
t Regional homeowners, organizations oppose updates to planning policies.
Fairview pulls away in late matches.
Former Whitworth track athlete and coach Dave Snyder has been hired as head coach for the girls’ track and field program at North Kitsap High School in time for the upcoming season.
The time has finally come for residents to step forward to learn more about the Suquamish Incorporation Project and let it be known if they support or oppose the idea of turning Suquamish into a city.
Aqua Express’ “glass slipper” looks to be fitting Kingston’s foot ferry plans like a Cinderella fairy tale. And while Kitsap…
After nearly a decade of trying to get any type of passenger-only ferry service from Kingston to Seattle, whether it be provided by a private or public group, a Tuesday announcement could be considered “a dream come true.”
After months of rumbling over potholes, walking around sandbags and dealing with no sidewalks, the end to the stormwater construction project on Suquamish Way and Augusta Avenue is near.
Even so, frustrated residents will need to bear the traveling burden for two more months.
Poulsbo resident announces she will run for state seat in 23rd District.
KJH beats CK for the first time in 12 years.
POULSBO — Poulsbo residents Jeremy and Barbara Landis were looking for ways to improve the level of basketball in North Kitsap.
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