Zyreal Oliver-Chandler looks and acts like an average 6-year-old.
Marc Scott has been fixing big and small recreational vehicles (RVs) for more than 20 years.
Submariners nationwide celebrated the 1,000th Trident strategic deterrent patrol last month, but Thursday, Feb. 26 was Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor’s day to recognize the milestone.
Zyreal Oliver-Chandler looks and acts like an average 6-year-old.
Andy Parks took the reins of Bremerton’s budget Feb. 17.
More than 40 brand new homes will be going up in Bremerton and potential buyers will be pleased to hear the development is eco-friendly.
Submariners nationwide celebrated the 1,000th Trident strategic deterrent patrol last month, but Thursday, Feb. 26 was Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor’s day to recognize the milestone.
Cowboys and cowgirls will dance the night away and grant a few wishes in the process next week.
Electric razors buzzed and hair flew Monday afternoon at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds as 13-year-old Ashley Mjor looked on.
Lori Oberlander has been at the helm of Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap County for nine years, making her the longest-standing Habitat director in Western Washington.
The Bevans love pizza.
They even have their own pizza oven at their Seabeck home.
Mike and Laurie Bevan opened Mattioli Pizzeria in Silverdale Jan. 30 and hosted the pizza shop’s grand opening Feb. 13.
Mike’s love for pizza started when he was young.
“Long ago and far away, I grew up in Chicago where we love pizza,” he said.
Marc Scott has been fixing big and small recreational vehicles (RVs) for more than 20 years.
Cowboys and cowgirls will dance the night away and grant a few wishes in the process next week.
Electric razors buzzed and hair flew Monday afternoon at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds as 13-year-old Ashley Mjor looked on.
In the words of Bob Barker, “Help control the pet population. Have your pets spayed or neutered.”
Chess, billiards, painting and baking are just a few activities offered on a daily basis at Canterbury Care Center Adult Day Services.
Drivers may think they can see everything when looking in their rearview mirrors, but that’s not always the case.
Chess, billiards, painting and baking are just a few activities offered on a daily basis at Canterbury Care Center Adult Day Services.
In the words of Bob Barker, “Help control the pet population. Have your pets spayed or neutered.”
Hundreds of businesses from all over the Kitsap Peninsula will converge at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds Pavilion Feb. 19 to show off their goods and services.
