This year’s event is expected to draw around 7,000 visitors to the grounds, breaking last year’s attendance rate.
Since opening her gates on Oct. 1, Pheasant Fields Farm owner Nikki Johanson has seen hundreds of visitors flock to her pumpkin patch.
It takes a lot to start a business — organization, business acumen, and, of course, money. When Jen Horne started formulating her business plan years ago, she never thought $1,000 would bring her so far.
Since opening her gates on Oct. 1, Pheasant Fields Farm owner Nikki Johanson has seen hundreds of visitors flock to her pumpkin patch
Due to declining enrollment, the time to move ninth graders became a possibility sooner than originally planned
The League of Women Voters of Kitsap County held a forum Thursday evening for the 26th Legislative District state Senate debate and conversations with Bremerton School board candidates.
There’s nothing like taking a walk in someone else’s shoes, especially when it is for a good cause.
On Saturday, dozens of organizations gathered to show their thanks to veterans and their dependents at a twice-yearly Stand Down for Veterans event.
Allegations that Bremerton school board candidate Wendy Stevens stole money from the Naval Avenue Parent Teacher Association before disappearing Sept. 26 after being questioned about the alleged embezzlement is not her first run-in with the law.
After 13 years, Mills and her husband, Billy, decided it was time to retire despite the tremendous success of their restaurant.
“I realized I could not afford a boat and a house, so I chose the boat,” he says, as if it were as simple as selecting the day’s outfit.
A missing person report has been filed with the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office for Bremerton school board candidate Wendy Stevens.
On Oct. 3, local artists plan to band together for a good cause. And this year, they’re hoping the turnout is huge.
Walking into Amy Burnett’s Pyrex Museum is a flashback to some of the sturdiest, most appreciated dishware of all-time.
Officials at the Kitsap Public Health District and Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office want to remind residents of a permanent “take back” program designed for proper disposal of medications
One peek inside Picket Fence Market, and anyone with a sense of style can understand why it’s referred to as the “happy place.”
Some cried. Some closed their eyes. Others stood still, listening to the words of the song.
One Bremerton elementary school has figured out the best way to help kindergarten parents cope with letting their students go on the first day of school: a “Boo-Hoo Breakfast.”
“Once you know their names, they kinda can’t get away with anything,” she said with a laugh.
Without much ado, the Bremerton Board of Education selected its new superintendent last night at its monthly board meeting. Dr. Aaron Leavell will serve the district as superintendent.
