If you live in the Pacific Northwest, you’ve probably heard a lot about killer whales.
It took a trip home to Los Angeles to see their grandparents for Vicky and Chris Lucas to discover a…
If you’ve lived on Bainbridge Island for the past dozen years, chances are you’ve had something hemmed, fixed or altered…
Don’t be surprised if the next time you’re at the Closet Transfer in downtown Winslow someone drops by to thank owner Carol Ingles for her help.
Locals know that when they’re walking along Winslow Way, they need to stop at Bon Bon and take a look at the windows.
For more than 50 years the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District has provided recreational and cultural programs to Islanders of all ages. The Island’s park inventory includes 1,500 acres, more than 90 percent of which is protected open space.
Known for its twice a year Blow Out sales, Sole Mates, Bainbridge Island’s most popular shoe store, has been named the “best” for the third year in a row.
If you live on Bainbridge Island and are in need of help, there’s an answer. It’s called Helpline House.
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
There’s something about those cute Netherland dwarf rabbits. Just ask Carley and Leah Cargile.
If you’re planning on attending the fair on Friday, Aug. 26, wear purple. You’ll be in good company.
When it’s all finished, it will be the largest covered horse arena in Kitsap County. Maybe even throughout the Kitsap Peninsula.
When most people think of the county fair they think of horses, pigs and cows. And maybe a rabbit or two. But Kitsap County’s fair has something to offer that no others do. Exotic birds.
