News

Reaching out to the homeless

Even though homelessness doesn’t grab many headlines in Kitsap County, it still exists and today community homeless advocates…

Opinion

The ripoffs and rotters of 2008 continue…

I thought I was all through with Ripoffs and Rotters for 2008, news stories about people who ripped…

Opinion

Vision 2040 squashes housing affordability

This is the fourth in a series of articles dealing with Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) Vision 2040,…

Opinion

Making progress one step at a time

History was made Tuesday as Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States.

Megan Smith

News

Saving lives, one teen at a time

“We have a lot of teens following up from year to year, but we’re always trying to reach…

Brett Krache (right) is hoping to raise $10

News

Brotherly love

Brett, Kyle and Todd Krache spent time together jumping on their family’s trampoline and hanging out.

Four-year-old Chloe Foster (left)

Business

Tea for two

Wendy Daniels hosted a tea party for her daughter’s fourth birthday.

Lady Knights roughed up

Sports

It took a few halftime adjustments, but the Port Angel

It took a few halftime adjustments, but the Port Angeles Roughriders inevitably imposed their will on Bremerton, outscoring…

Sports

SILVERDALE — Andres Garcia entered Saturday’s Matm

SILVERDALE — Andres Garcia entered Saturday’s Matman Classic with a perfect 11-0 record.

Sports

The Bremerton cheerleading squad has danced and tumble

The Bremerton cheerleading squad has danced and tumbled its way to the state championships.

Sports

This time last year, the King’s West girls basketbal

This time last year, the King’s West girls basketball team was cruising toward the postseason on the wings…

(Above) Bremerton’s Jalen Carpenter fights for position against two Port Angeles defenders during the Lady Knights’ 72-41 loss Tuesday.  (Right) Carpenter

News

For most 2-11 teams, the tunnel is either damp and dim

For most 2-11 teams, the tunnel is either damp and dimly lit or the light has flickered out…

News

Northwest Planned Parenthood organizations merge

The largest Planned Parenthood affiliate in the nation is right here in the Northwest.

News

New year with new rules for recycling

Earlier this month, electronics recycling rules changed statewide, but that doesn’t mean every unwanted electronics device can be…

News

Local drivers continue to buckle up for safety

More and more Washingtonians are clicking it to avoid tickets.

News

Group demands action on superintendent search

News of the Bremerton School District Board of Directors plans for a leadership criteria committee to aid the…

News

Olympic College celebrates in presidential style

The Bremer Student Center at Olympic College in Bremerton brought the inauguration party flavor in Washington, D.C. to…

Life

And Transformation.” The exhibit will hang through F

and Transformation.” The exhibit will hang through February in the lobby at BPA, 200 Madison Ave. on Bainbridge.…

Life

Grandma’s granola isn’t just a treat for tree huggers

Nature’s kitchen

Michael William Crummer II

News

KCSO seeks public’s help in nabbing violent felon

The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a violent felon with several…