KINGSTON — As the sun begins to peek its bright head out for longer periods of time in the Pacific…
POULSBO — As Kitsap’s 1A and 2A teams continue in their state championship bids, here’s a look at how the…
Throughout the country, someone is needing a blood transfusion every two seconds, said Red Cross spokesperson Natividad Lewis.
POULSBO — As Kitsap’s 1A and 2A teams continue in their state championship bids, here’s a look at how the…
Editor’s Note: the following is a clarification, not a correction, made by North Kitsap Fishline.
BREMERTON — The Kitsap County Law Enforcement Memorial Service is scheduled for 3 p.m. May 17, at Miller-Woodlawn Memorial Park,…
Here we are, life in the fast lane with President Trump at the wheel. It hasn’t been boring. It hasn’t…
POULSBO — Larry Orando, music teacher at Vinland Elementary School, finds musical inspiration in Bach’s “The Art of Fugue” and…
POULSBO — Nineteen Kitsap teachers and paraprofessional instructors were recognized as 2017 Outstanding Educators at an awards ceremony and reception…
POULSBO — The April 15 Winter Schooling Show at Sandamar Farm was a test of precision and tenacity, a “dress…
POULSBO — From custom frames to cobalt blue, the little art supply and custom frame shop off Hwy 305 (18723…
BREMERTON — Kitsap Soccer Club signed seven players last week to continue filling out the team’s 2017 National Premier League…
PORT GAMBLE — A diver who died while working on eelgrass restoration associated with the Port Gamble nearshore cleanup project…
LITTLE BOSTON — An autopsy was being conducted today on the body of a 23-year-old Suquamish woman whose body was…
LITTLE BOSTON — A funeral is scheduled for April 22 at the House of Awakened Culture for Jessica Santos, whose…
Vying for $1,500, and a year in the spotlight to call attention to a cause
POULSBO — Keith Lyon, a student at Northwest College of Art & Design, is the winner of the 2017 Viking…
BREMERTON — Kitsap County has purchased a new tool to help improve safety in construction zones.
‘We’d much prefer selling clams and selling fish, but this is the hand we’ve been dealt’
SUQUAMISH — There was an important lesson taught at Suquamish Elementary School in March. No, it wasn’t cursive, reading or…
