A Cheese Documentary Kicks Off Gig Harbor Film Festival
Now in its 19th year, the festival plans to take attendees into the world of cheese mongering with its 2026 feature film ‘The Big Cheese.’
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Sound Credit Union Breaks Ground on New Port Orchard Branch
The site will be Sound’s 27th full-service branch in the Puget Sound region when it opens next spring.
Manette Fest Returns to Bremerton
Festivities include a car show, local crafts, food vendors, and more.
Shelton’s Skyline Drive-In is Keeping a Bygone Moviegoing Experience Alive
Thomas Mayes became the Shelton drive-in’s owner after his mother, Dorothea Mayes, passed away last spring.
Garrette Homes Unveils Estate Homes on Horsehead Bay
Eight properties within the gated community are now available for purchase.
The Bainbridge Island History Buff Helping Bring Stories to Life
Bainbridge 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 and Comcast services.
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 Ms. Taz, among several others.
‘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.
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