The Bainbridge Island History Buff Helping Bring Stories to Life
Bainbridge Island History Museum’s Bill Covert is this issue’s Unsung Hero.
Xfinity Expands Network to More Residents in Kitsap County
The project will supply an additional 2,000 homes with Xfinity…
Washington State Book Awards Announce 2026 Finalists
Forty-one finalists were selected across seven categories.
The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Gets Jazzy
Guests will hear from local poets like Gentleman Dro and…
Study: Washington Ranks Among Handiest States
According to a recent study by comparison-research platform What Are…
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‘Practical Magic 2’ to Premiere at Coupeville Drive-In
Movie goers can catch the new film at the drive-in theatre for two weekends in September.
Alaska Airlines Adds Nonstop Service to Athens, Paris
The additions bring the number of international destinations the airline serves to seven.
Bremerton’s Blackberry Festival
Proceeds will support local scholarships, nonprofit services, and more.
What a Lifetime of Thrifting Has Taught Me
Reflecting on her 50 years in the thrift-shopping world, columnist Amy Burnett shares some of her personal observations.
West Sound Tours Port Orchard and Bremerton with Love Kitsap
An all-day field trip exploring downtown Port Orchard and Bremerton.
Food & Entertainment
The Revival of Blue Goose Tavern
If you haven’t been to Blue Goose in Port Orchard in awhile, here is what is new.
Popular Sub Sandwich Shop Announces Second Location in Gig Harbor
The eatery is expected to be open for business later this year.
What Drives Oystercatcher Chef Ben Jones
Before he and his wife, Sophia Jones, took over the Oystercatcher Restaurant in Coupeville in…
On the Peninsula Ale Trail
Columnist Brooke Huffman shares her itinerary for a day exploring Kitsap Peninsula’s beer scene.
It’s Time to Nibble at the Taste of Kitsap
Taste of Kitsap returns to Bremerton Aug. 7-8.
People & Places
The Man Behind the Dungeon: Matt Dinniman Reflects on the Rise of — and What’s Next for — ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’
Matt Dinniman is the author of the hit literary role-playing game (or LitRPG) series and calls Gig Harbor home.
Verse & Vine Brings Books, Wine, and Community to Downtown Poulsbo
This cozy independent bookstore pairs romance reads with wine by the glass, artisan charcuterie, and more.
Behind The Wheel
The Family-Forward 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9
Hyundai’s three-row electric crossover delivers comfort, range, and room.
2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid — Everyday Ease with TrailSport Attitude
An in-depth look at the new 2026 CR-V that promises unmistakable Honda reliability.
Garden & Home
Upcoming Events Exploring Bainbridge Island’s Bloedel Reserve
Check out this roundup of events that tour Bainbridge Island’s 140-acre garden and forest reserve.
How Putting Soil First Yields Better Produce at Fat Turnip Farms
Columnist Margaret Sweeney sits down with Fat Turnip Farm founder Brian Custer to learn about biocentric farming, how to maintain healthy soil, and more.
Bringing a Moonlight Garden to Your Home
Evening gardens are designed from a unique perspective — created for drama with carefully selected plants featuring pale blooms and silvery foliage that shine in the moonlight, or night-scented flowers that release fragrance after dusk.
How to Pick the Best Hydrangeas for Your Garden
Gardening columnist Sue Goetz shares her tips.
Touring Kitsap Peninsula’s Lavender Country
We’ve selected a few of our favorite spots to spend a day in the blooms in Pierce, Clallam, and Jefferson counties.
The ‘How-Tos’ on Building a Home for Life
Why homeowners should be thinking of accessibility sooner rather than later.
The Case for One More Bowl
What’s cozier than seeing that feel-good item on the kitchen counter?
Healthy Home, Healthy You
Improve indoor air, water quality, lighting, and everyday living for a safer, healthier household.
Private Estate-Management Service Launches on Bainbridge Island
The company specifically caters to luxury and second-home properties.
This Local Garden Tour Wants to Boost Literacy
Last year, the tour raised more than $35,000, which was distributed to 17 schools and community groups.




