Life
Burlesque shows roll through Bremerton & Bainbridge on the same night
Which begs the question, what’s been driving the 21st century resurgence of the vaudeville-era art form. Big John…
Life
Celluloid Bainbridge kicks off second decade of feting local filmmakers
In the pervasive spirit of doing less with more, the festival will be one day only this year,…
Life
Kitsap theater well represented at Kaleidoscope
Three Kitsap troupes travel to state one-act competition, BCT advances to regionals. Sometimes, Trina Williamson artistic director at…
News
Kitsap Regional Library to discontinue online Live Homework help
As of April 1, Kitsap Regional Library will discontinue Live Homework help, the online service accessed through their…
Life
Elsewhere in Books | An international terrorist chase
Vancouver, B.C. lawyer-turned-author Richard Aaron brings his international terrorist chase ‘Gauntlet’ to Silverdale Barnes and Noble. Just how…
Life
Agenda for economic revolution at Eagle Harbor Books tonight
Esteemed islander David Korten’s new book lays out the framework for a new economy based on Main Street…
News
Palmer recognized by state for environmental advocacy
Joleen Palmer, program director for Stillwaters Environmental Center, Kingston, was one of the recipients of a Citizen Award…
Sports
Kingston girls basketball heads into state consolation bracket after Thursday loss
YAKIMA – The Kingston High School girls basketball team is headed into the consolation bracket after a 45-35…
Sports
Bucs staying loose at state
YAKIMA – The Kingston High School girls basketball team is trying to balance the fun of a road…
News
City of Poulsbo: Third of July will go on, even if in moderation
POULSBO — North Kitsap will have something to celebrate on the Third of July, according to the city…
Sports
Basketball: Kingston girls win first-round nailbiter to head to state quarterfinals
Kingston wins a first-round nail biter to move forward in the state tournament.
Sports
North Kitsap boys not hanging their heads over loss
TACOMA — A great season was their Thanksgiving dinner, and a bid to the state tournament in the…
News
Half-time update: NK Boys Basketball trails by four
The North Kitsap Boys basketball team, playing in the state 3A tournament at the Tacoma Dome, trails Meadowdale…
Sports
KHS girls basketball continues to roll
By Brian Olson Kingston beat Eatonville, 62-49 Saturday at Foss High School in Tacoma. Sophia Baetz scored a…
Obituaries
Claude Sherman
Claude Howard Sherman died March 10 in Kingston. He was 43. Sherman was born May 26, 1965. He…
Opinion
Commissions have stayed past their welcome
Attached to any government entity is some form of a board or commission comprised of citizens who have…
Sports
Kingston, North all set for state
The Kingston girls and North Kitsap boys basketball teams know who they will face as they head to…
Obituaries
Coleton A.J. Dumford
Coleton A.J. Dumford died on April 2 at his home in Suquamish. He was born on March 8…
News
North Kitsap Fire & Rescue meets with Boy Scout Troop 1555
Chief Dan Smith and Captain Toby Schultz from the North Kitsap Fire & Rescue attended Boy Scout Troop…
Obituaries
Charles Bates
Charles F. Bates of Poulsbo died March 7. He was 92. Bates was born in Seattle on Oct.…