By RACHEL BRANT Staff writer STAT Medical moved to Lebo Boulevard in East Bremerton last fall and branch manager Patrice…
Clockstoppers celebrates grand opening.
Chiropractic Lifestyle Center scheduled to open this spring.
By RACHEL BRANT Staff writer When Renee and Chris Pearce moved to Seabeck three years ago, their neighbors entrusted them…
Old Town Silverdale business celebrating 30 years.
ATS awarded more than $43,000 to fund data analysis engine.
Darrel Emel’s Tree Service turns 50.
T-Shirt Factory now open in Kitsap Mall.
Kart Trax open for business in Bremerton.
Classic Homeopathy opens in Old Town Silverdale.
Snap Fitness opens in East Bremerton.
Looking for Christmas ornaments? Turtle shells or homemade jam? Perhaps a soy candle or a Peruvian wool hat?
The Crafters Gift Shoppe is a sure bet.
KINGSTON — Most North Enders are familiar with Kingston’s southerlies but now there is a new scent floating on the breeze and it smells like Grandma’s peanut butter cookies.
Snap Fitness opens in Silverdale.
Famous Dave’s open for business in Silverdale.
For years the residents around Evergreen Park longed for a store that catered to their needs in a family-friendly environment.
That’s where Cynthia Jeffries-Cyr came in last April when she opened CJ’s Evergreen General Store at 1417 Park Ave.
KINGSTON — On one of the most important days of one’s life — namely the wedding day — the last thing anyone wants to worry about is whether the music will fall flat. That’s where Indianola resident Ed Waterman, his Kingston business Entertainment Northwest and his ranks of disc jockeys and party planner specialists step in. He has an arsenal of knowledgeable employees, different musicians and entertainers for any classy occasion.
POULSBO — When Kitsap Martial Arts and Family Fitness owner Mark Barabasz walks into an average gym, it bums him out.
Runners huffing, machines bleeping and the hurried pace of fitness fanatics wanting to complete their day’s activity quota isn’t the way he thinks it should be.
“Nobody’s smiling, nobody’s having any fun,” he said.
HANSVILLE — Traveling in a post-Sept. 11 world has become increasingly frustrating and tricky as the list of what travelers can’t bring on the plane grows long, and waits grow even longer. But Hansville travel agent Neal Kellner said the plane trips and travel itself is why he loves his job so much, and he’s working hard to help people rediscover the joy of vacations.
POULSBO — Forget the Batmobile and the Mystery Machine. Kitsap pets and pet owners need fear no more, because there’s a new ride in town, and it’s tricked out with something better than sweet rims and a fancy music system.
