Kingston defeats North Kitsap 114-54 at dual meet on Dec. 12.
POULSBO — Poulsbo Mayor Becky Erickson visited with Kitsap News Group’s Richard Walker prior to the Nov. 7 general election to talk about issues and… Continue reading
The toy run is in its 25th year.
The toy run is in its 25th year.
The Vikings received 23 points from junior guard Raelee Moore in the 59-41 victory.
POULSBO — With the way they have played all season long, the Vikings have themselves believing the third time’s a charm. And it’s hard not… Continue reading
FEDERAL WAY — For the second year in a row, North Kitsap sophomore Eleanor Beers was named Washington Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association Swimmer of the… Continue reading
LACEY — Although neither North Kitsap nor Kingston came away with any hardware at the state volleyball tournament, which took place Nov. 10-11 at St.… Continue reading
BREMERTON — Last year, Zachary Darner, 8, and a friend collected 259 toys — more than five times their goal — to donate to children… Continue reading
Vikings win 2A District 3 tournament for the first time since 2014
His path took him from North Kitsap to the Moon as command module pilot for Apollo 12
POULSBO — Despite a couple of early fumbles, there was never any doubt for North Kitsap head coach Jeff Weible. He was going to keep… Continue reading
UNIVERSITY PLACE — Madison Zosa had the lead wire-to-wire. By the time the North Kitsap freshman reached the second large loop of the course at… Continue reading
Six tennis players from North Kitsap and Kingston advanced to the state tournament.
Madison Zosa of North Kitsap and Lucas Becker of Klahowya each won individual titles.
From the bottom of our hearts, the Kathleen Sutton Fund Board of Directors would like to thank everyone who made this year’s auction a success.… Continue reading
POULSBO — The North Kitsap Herald won 20 awards — including first places for page design, photography, reporting and Ad of the Year — in… Continue reading
For the second time this season, the Vikings defeated the Trojans on penalty kicks.
Five different players scored in the 5-1 victory
PORT GAMBLE — “In 1995, the mill closed in Port Gamble, and it seemed like a simple thing,” Olympic Property Group President Jon Rose said… Continue reading
