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Poulsbo ‘State of the City’ spells out big improvements
Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson shared her last State of the City address at the Jan. 15 City Council…
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Opioid Prevention Campaign coming to Kitsap
Kitsap will be hit hard with an Opioid Prevention Campaign over the next few months.
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Largest public pickleball courts in Kitsap coming to BI
Bainbridge Island parks leadership had its first looks at a fresh set of pickleball courts coming to central…
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Police get back ability to chase criminals
Police in Kitsap County and the state will have more freedom to conduct high-speed pursuits under a new…
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KCR gives out funds for those in need
If you want your house to be weatherized, contact Kitsap Community Resources.
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WSF crew appreciation turns into nightmare with more boat issues
It was supposed to be a weekend of support for the Washington State Ferries crew, and while it…
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Morrow: 1st Child Death Review Panel meeting ‘heart-breaking’
The Kitsap Public Health District’s first meeting of the Child Death Review Panel was a “rough meeting, heart-breaking.”
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Recount in sheriff’s race boosts confidence in Kitsap elections
The race for Kitsap County sheriff has been recertified in Democrat John Gese’s favor after a surprise hand…
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Getting flu shot extra important this year
Every year, health officials encourage people to get flu shots.
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SK pool costs go up another $479,235
The South Kitsap School District is “capturing lessons learned” after experiencing another costly setback in the reconstruction of…
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Poulsbo funds for Complete Streets, all-inclusive playground
Poulsbo is moving forward to partner with Seattle-based civil engineering company Parametrix to finish the Complete Streets Plan…
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Levy would help SKFR deal with growth
Voters will decide on a levy on the General Election ballot Nov. 8 for South Kitsap Fire and…
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Get your ballots in by Aug. 2
Voters have until Aug. 2 to turn or mail in their Primary Election ballots.