LEMOLO — People do a lot of things in the name of charity.
Some bike.
Others run.
Still others take a swim.
But local woman Char Morrison’s charity work is driving a 1963 EH Holden across the Australian Outback in a 100-car rally.
If Suquamish residents were having a tug-o-war, Old Man House State Park would definitely be the red flag in the middle of the rope.
POULSBO — Scott McKay, who has been athletics coordinator for the North Kitsap School District for three years, has resigned.
The number of brush blazes and fireworks-related incidents over the holiday weekend set records for both fire districts in North Kitsap. Blazes included a roof fire at the Fjord Drive home of North Kitsap Commissioner Chris Endresen.
INDIANOLA — Citizens who oppose the North Kitsap School District’s selection of land for Kingston High School — or those who just want more answers — will meet tonight to discuss the site.
The two PIOs went above and beyond in the week preceding the Fourth to ensure that, once again, the message of staying safe and sane on the holiday was spread.
KINGSTON — Weather favored the Little City by the Sea on Independence Day and Mount Rainier provided the scenic backdrop for the town’s old-fashioned holiday festivities July 4.
POULSBO — Blue sky and a festival atmosphere ushered in the Independence Day weekend with Poulsbo’s annual July 3 festivities.
Poulsbo did it for years. Last-minute pleading, outright begging, numerous fund-raisers and calls for community support.
POULSBO — This winter, Aaron Nations wants to prove that you can learn a lot from the slow end of a bench.
SUQUAMISH — Retaining the spirituality of the Native American people while continuing an education inside and outside of the classroom is what tribal elders and others stressed to the Suquamish Tribe’s most recent class of high school graduates last weekend.
KINGSTON — It’s the last week before the pyrotechnics fly in the sky in the Little City By the Sea — or will they?
KINGSTON — The issue isn’t whether there should be a Heritage Park in the North End, but where it should be developed.
POULSBO — Despite threatening rain clouds and a chilly breeze off Liberty Bay, Midsummer Fest still managed to bring a crowd.
POULSBO — It may include Nerf baseball and frisbee football, but Five Star Sports Academy’s challenge camp is more than fun and games.
POULSBO — A scary thought for opponents: Could the undefeated North Kitsap 16-year-old Babe Ruth team actually be getting better?
KINGSTON — After two years of meetings, the idea of a Boys and Girls Club in North Kitsap is taking another step toward becoming a reality.
POULSBO — While the community’s been debating retailers at the Olhava property, the Olympic College Poulsbo branch campus has been quietly making strides toward completion.
PIONEER HILL — Poulsbo Fire Department’s newest station is now officially ready to serve District 18’s growing emergency needs.
It’s hard to believe but summer has officially arrived and with it flying dogfish, a roaring bonfire, strawberry shortcake and of course Vikings.
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