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Artist draws applause, scholarship for work
POULSBO — The slow-going process of graphite drawing and a little help from a family member made up…
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Editorial-Helmet policy is a no-brainer
A few years ago, Washington and other states around America decided that folks riding motorcycles should wear helmets…
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Poulsbo may soon take next step in last mile
POULSBO — After four years of working on a lasting and cost-effective technology solution for city business, Central…
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Change may be little more than a talk away
POULSBO — Clinical social worker Peggy Aronson realizes that often the only barrier keeping people from seeking help…
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Bus service starts again for Indianola
INDIANOLA — Commuters in the Indianola neighborhood now have more opportunities to get to and from the North…
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Lone Viking advances to state meet
TACOMA — Wrestlers aren’t normally prone to displays of affection, but a few hours into Friday night’s 4A…
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Stillwaters working to maintain rural beauty
KINGSTON — With all the new developments taking place within the next few years on Apple Tree Cove,…
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Art Days a colorful addition at Gordon
KINGSTON — Gordon Elementary added splashes of color to its school year this week as the school’s students…
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Poulsbo City Council approves four-plex rezone
POULSBO — A proposal to build a four-plex that raised concerns in a single-family neighborhood was approved by…
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The education of Clark Hutchman
As a sophomore, one of North Kitsap’s most talented wrestlers was wild and undisciplined. Then his coaches took…
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Editorial-Open ears, close mouth
Ernest Hemingway once said, “When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen.”
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Chamber discusses Kingston’s future
KINGSTON — The leaders of three major projects in the Little City by the Bay will be meeting…
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Local finds success one string at a time
POULSBO — It all began 20 years ago in the shoe department of the downtown Seattle Nordstrom’s.
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Casino tops off with final beam
SUQUAMISH — Looking into the sunny Friday afternoon sky, Executive Director for the Suquamish Tribe Wayne George couldn’t…
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Five NK wrestlers head to regionals
OLYMPIA — Hundreds of West Sound wrestlers learned the difficulties of surviving the Narrows League sub-regional tournament last…
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Budget carryover funds still in question
POULSBO — After enduring a spending freeze and deeply trimming the 2003 budget, the city got a better…
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Relay takes first step toward its July goals
POULSBO — The kickoff event for the North Kitsap Relay for Life was a night that could easily…
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North Kitsap plunges into swimming postseason
TACOMA — The bleachers were packed and the windows were fogged at Foss High School’s unseasonably warm aquatic…
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Editorial-Ferry security is sign of times
Anyone made a ferry trip to Seattle lately? It’s getting to be quite the frightening experience, what with…