Business
Kitsap Bank donates $1,000 to Friends of Library
Kitsap Bank presented $1,000 donation to the Port Orchard Friends of the Library organization, which will go towards…
Business
Leasing at The Sidney has begun
Rush Commercial has begun leasing at The Sidney, a collection of luxury apartment homes opening this July in…
News
EDUCATION | Registration for kindergarten under way
egistration is open for South Kitsap School District’s two all-day kindergarten programs at Manchester and Olalla elementary schools.
Opinion
BRUNELL | Avoiding the Obamacare train wreck
Even some of its strongest supporters now say that the federal Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, is…
News
Port Orchard police chief looks to fill posts from within
Police Chief Geoffrey Marti enters his third week heading the department and he is anxious about naming his…
News
South Kitsap man dies in backhoe accident
Charles Dore, 70, was found dead May 4 after he was seen a day earlier working with a…
Sports
BOYS SOCCER | Wolves escape Yelm with win
Performance leaves players, coach unsatisfied as team enters playoffs Saturday
Sports
BASEBALL | South Kitsap earns berth to regionals
Wolves capitalize on Emerald Ridge's bullpen to earn 5-1 win in district tournament
News
School Board holding special meeting May 8 for budget reduction
The South Kitsap School District school board will hold a special meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 8,…
News
Teachers, others react to board’s budget challenges
About 200 people — mostly teachers — voiced their concerns after the School Board presented the South Kitsap…
News
Six-time champ Washington leads pack again as ‘Bicycle-Friendly State’
For the sixth consecutive year, the League of American Bicyclists has named Washington No. 1 “Bicycle-Friendly State” in…
Sports
Healthy Hammel hopes to build on breakout season
South Kitsap graduate off to 4-1 start for Baltimore
News
Wishbone Day picnic focuses awareness on ‘brittle bones’
It’s estimated, between 20,000 to 50,000 people in the U.S. may have a disease which results in brittle…
News
School Board outlines district’s financial challenges for 2013-14
During the School Board’s public meeting April 24, the financial challenges facing the district mentioned in the letter…
News
COMMUNITY BRIEFS | May 2, 2013
Olalla resident honored, Masons select teacher of the year, and food drive set May 3.
Opinion
SEN. NATHAN SCHLICHER | Better solutions if we work together
Together we often find better ideas and solutions than we can alone, and that is certainly the case…
Opinion
LIFE 102 | Resources available for senior citizens in county
A few months back I required legal advice from an attorney, I made a consulting appointment with the…
News
DISTRICT COURT | Man faces DUI, other charges from traffic stop
Kitsap County prosecutors charged a 31-year-old Port Orchard man with three count after his arrest on April 26.
News
South Kitsap Republican Women hosting Spring luncheon
The South and Central Kitsap Republican Women will present a Spring luncheon called “Heels on, Gloves Off!” on…
News
City seeking money from lodging taxes to help pay for ferry service
City Councilman Jerry Childs said he's not happy with City paying more that the Port and City of…