The Wolves lost, 19-3, on a stormy night in Puyallup
Court hearing Oct. 27 may extend protection order for a year against Larry Mann.
South Kitsap fire claims four lives
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SOUTH KITSAP — The horrific South Kitsap fire that claimed four members of the Simpson family in their SE Castlewood Drive home in the early… Continue reading
SOUTH KITSAP — A grieving Don Simpson of South Kitsap — father, husband and grandfather — was trying to make sense of Saturday morning, Oct.… Continue reading
PORT ORCHARD — A GoFundMe account has been established to raise funds for the funeral expenses of four members of the Simpson family, who were… Continue reading
PORT ORCHARD — The City of Port Orchard has scheduled a public hearing about its corridor study for Bethel Road and Sedgwick Road. The hearing… Continue reading
SOUTH KITSAP — A Port Orchard teenager, who was a passenger in a vehicle traveling on a South Kitsap road, was killed in a two-car… Continue reading
Goals in the first minute of each half proved to be the difference.
PORT ORCHARD — South Kitsap School Board candidates Christopher John Lemke and Elizabeth Sebren outlined their stands on the issues Sept. 28 at a forum… Continue reading
Mass shooting in Las Vegas
‘Prayer Gathering for Las Vegas’ Oct. 4 at Gateway Fellowship
Mass shooting in Las Vegas
‘Prayer Gathering for Las Vegas’ Oct. 4 at Gateway Fellowship
Mass shooting in Las Vegas
SILVERDALE — Bloodworks Northwest in Silverdale is collecting blood donations for the victims of the mass shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada. Bloodworks Northwest is at… Continue reading
Bremerton, North Kitsap, Olympic were big winners over the weekend.
A pair of turnovers by the Wolves proved to be the difference in the game.
Both the boys and girls squads have expectations to make it to states.
PORT ORCHARD — Motorists planning to travel on State Highway 166, or Bay Street, between SR 16 and Port Orchard will need to alter their… Continue reading
Shipyard lane will now be traditional onramp as SR 3 remains two lanes through the overpass
2,811 students enrolled, only 400 in off-campus education programs
