Opinion
Puget Sound Energy’s future in local hands
OK, fellow Puget Sound Energy customers, belay any fears over the pending sale of PSE to a bunch…
Life
Tall ships coming to Port of Brownsville
Drop your mitt, stretch your sea legs and for one day be a Brownsville Mariner, baseball fans, because…
News
CKHS student diversity summit spreads cultural awareness By WESLEY REMMER
Teachers JD Sweet and wife, Elizabeth Blandin, want to see a unified, diverse Central Kitsap High School (CKHS).
Business
Hollister to give clothing trend setters reason to rejoice
Kitsap Mall shoppers will have a trendy, new spot to shop for clothing in a few months.
Business
Fuego: Kitsap Mall’s newest hot spot
If you’re looking for a store where you can buy a tin lunch box, beautiful jewelry and a…
Sports
Saints win with Galloways
It didn’t take long for the West Sound Saints to earn new coach Bob Galloway a big ‘W.’
Sports
Muddy start to Stampede
As if riding a bull or horse, roping cattle or wrestling a steer weren’t hard enough already, Mother…
News
No contact advisory issued for Dyes Inlet
The Kitsap County Health District issued a five-day no contact advisory on Tuesday, Aug. 19 for marine waters…
News
Plasterman not your average working stiff
A little girl stared at Plasterman for a few moments before dropping a dollar bill into the jar…
News
Cigarette sparks blaze at Oxford Suites
An improperly disposed of cigarette sparked a blaze and forced guests staying at Oxford Suites in Silverdale to…
News
Friends, family bid Iraq-bound guardsmen farewell
A colorful poster reading, “Daddy, You’re My Hero” — and others of similar connotation — lined a wall…
News
Kitsap voters oust favored candidates
Conventional logic was turned on its head in two Kitsap County political contests in Tuesday night’s primary election,…
News
Clownin’ around with the man in the can
From Tobacco Road to rodeos in 48 of the 50 states, Keith Isley spends much of his life…
News
Olympia man arrested in hit and run
Alcohol a factor in accident that killed former Bremerton resident Louis M. Stevens.