News
Noted carver Duane Pasco publishes art-biography
For the last 50 or so years, Pasco has worked on bentwood boxes, masks, sculptures, totem poles, panels,…
Business
Udderly delicious: Local ice creamery uses own cows
Thor Skald concocts his ice cream the Scandinavian way — fresh-picked berries, organic ingredients and soon, fresh milk.
News
Village Green P-Patch training kiosk, garden shed open Saturday
A new training kiosk and garden shed at the Kingston Village Green P-Patch opened to the public June…
News
Bennett-Forman, Hemry receive Teacher of the Year awards
Two long-time educators were recognized as “Teacher of the Year” this week.
Sports
WestSound FC boys, girls teams on winning streaks
WestSound FC’s BU-14 state-champion team won the U.S. Youth Soccer Regional Tournament opener in Boise June 12.
Sports
Rotary Classic is one week away
Golfers will have a chance to swing for charity June 21 at the seventh Kingston Rotary Golf Classic…
Opinion
Congratulations, Class of 2013 | In Our Opinion
Approximately 502 high school seniors from two public schools and one private school are graduating in commencement ceremonies…
News
‘Victory’ concert will help children battling life-threatening illnesses
There’s an adventurous side to David Williamson. The 2-year-old, who calls himelf “Ijah” – short for his middle…
News
Celebration for Millie’s Trail
Two dreams came true when the North Kitsap Trails Association opened Millie’s Trail to the public June 11.
News
500 graduate from NK schools
Nearly 500 high school seniors threw their caps into the air Friday and Saturday as the community celebrated…
News
One of four winners donates her bike to Caring for Carmen
When Kelsee Bryant began reading for the Books for Bikes Challenge, she already knew what she would do…
News
PAL program may lose 3/5s of student roster
Charlotte Edwards was enrolled for two years in the North Kitsap School District’s Parent Assisted Learning program, which…
News
Interpretive walk in Port Gamble
Walk an interpretive trail through the forest south of town with naturalist Jim Trainer on June 22 from…
News
Sound Works Job Center gets two-month reprieve
The Poulsbo City Council gave Sound Works Job Center a two-month extension to find another home.
Life
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art opens June 14 | Kitsap Week
Supporters are calling it a “celebration of art for the generations.”
Life
Beer me! Kitsap celebrates craft beer week | Kitsap Week
Hopstock puts the spotlight on local breweries — and the artists behind the brews. “Kitsap” may someday be…
Life
Local libraries put fun in summer reading | Kitsap Week
Every year, Kitsap Regional Library hosts these programs to encourage children to read during summer. Readers earn prizes…
Life
Ideal white wines for summer outdoor living | NW Wines
Summer in the Pacific Northwest means spending more time outdoors and cooking with regional ingredients. This is why…
News
An eagle at rest — or watching for prey | Reader photos
This photo was submitted Wednesday morning by Steve Swann, a Port of Poulsbo commissioner. "[The] eagle was on…
News
White Horse Golf Club reports vandalism
White Horse Golf Club reported vandalism on May 26 to the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office.