Washington State Auditor’s Office found that the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office didn’t adequately control its employee leave system.
She stood at the back of the library, a few dozen students seated in front of her, while she talked about artistic expression and the importance of pursuing your passion.
Every year, students between the ages of 14 and 17 travel to the Capitol Building in Olympia to serve the Washington State Legislature as pages.
Business and community leaders descended on Bremerton High School last week to participate in the school’s second annual Energy Week event.
Haselwood YMCA in Silverdale was evacuated Wednesday evening for around 30 minutes before members were allowed to go back inside.
Olympic High School PTSA will host a book fair fundraiser this Saturday at the Kitsap Mall Barnes and Noble. The code to know is 11029691.
Olympic High School PTSA will host a book fair fundraiser this Saturday at the Kitsap Mall Barnes and Noble. The code you need to know is 11029691
Andy Cochrane left Kitsap County in the late 1980s after graduating from Port Townsend High School. He returned 15 years later with a vague idea and an aspiration.
Juvenile offenses are typically ruled over by a judge, but some adolescents in Kitsap County are offered a rare opportunity, a trial by a jury of their fellow teenagers.
Michael Newman credits the Boy Scouts with helping shape who he is today.
Teachers in Central Kitsap are putting pressure on the district administration to pull the plug on a possible new high school program.
Olympic High School junior, Kaleo Guerrero was honored as one of only 26 students from the Northwest to perform as a jazz vocalist in Portland, Ore. this weekend.
The Newberry Hill Heritage Park is home to numerous species of flora and fauna, and a handful of curious environmental science students.
Firefighters found the 50-year-old man around 9 p.m. in Big Beef Creek, approximately 200 ft. down the ravine.
Klahowya is in the running for a $110,000 grant from Samsung. Members of the public can increase its odds of winning by voting once every day.
Three soccer players from Central Kitsap High School and one from Olympic signed letters of intent to play at the university level following graduation.
The Measures of Academic Progress test, known as MAP, has been controversial in Seattle. Here, it seems, the test has been met with more optimism.
Across the state, but especially in Bremerton, student homelessness is a dramatically growing issue.
The condition of the 4-year-old Seabeck girl, Minnow Michelle Lee, who was admitted to Mary Bridge Hospital in Tacoma last week, has been down-graded from critical to stable, on life support.
Students from both Bremerton and Olympic high schools bowled in the West Central District competition last Saturday and both qualified for the State Tournament this coming weekend.
