News
Christopher Berg accepts responsibility for actions
PORT ORCHARD — Poulsbo’s Christopher R. Berg, 23, will serve 57 months in prison for his involvement in…
Life
THE SCREENING ROOM: Speed-racing Iron Man made of honor in Vegas
What's Up moviehouse columnist (and huge Patrick Dempsey crush) Jennifer Morris dons Speed Racer helmet for a cinematic…
Life
The Armed Vikings Festival
A cross-pollination of two of the county's biggest and most esteemed festivals — Poulsbo's Viking Fest and Bremerton's…
Life
A hometown collection of fine art
Port Orchard artists Marti Green and Michele Sleight unveil newest works at Green's homet his weekend.
Life
What’s Up on the silver screen
The Orchard’s midnight movie series continues with a trip into yet another underworld, Lynwood theater hosts old-time rock…
Life
Eva Funderburgh: Creating personality with clay
Twenty-five year old Seattle artist Eva Funderburgh has been studying ceramics, pottery and sculpture for most of her…
Obituaries
Ralph Syltebo
Ralph Syltebo, 85 Ralph Syltebo died May 12 at his home in Mill Creek. He was born to…
Obituaries
Herbert George Thylin
Herbert George Thylin, 75 Herbert (Herb) George Thylin died on May 11 in Poulsbo after a two-year battle…
Life
Music’s not free, but the concerts are
KINGSTON — The Port of Kingston is gearing up to host its first summer concert series on Saturday…
Opinion
Read our lips: EMS levy is not a new tax
This truth we hold to be self-evident: No one likes paying taxes, levies or any other charge that…
Sports
Vikings fastpitch season ends with heart-wrenching loss
TACOMA — On Wednesday the North Kitsap Vikings led their Narrows League Tournament loser-out game against the Foss…
Sports
Bucs baseball pounces at district tourney
BREMERTON — The Kingston Buccaneer baseball team is alive for another day of postseason play.
News
911 Briefs
A 44-year-old South Kitsap man was arrested after trespassing onto Suquamish Clearwater Casino property four times Monday. He…
News
Annexation roundtable to serve up public discussion
t Meeting open to all from 6:30-8:30 p.m. May 12 in council chambers.