Something is growing in Bainbridge Island parks that could spread to the rest of the state by next summer.
This year, observers of the national “Day of Remembrance” need not recall far to see how Executive Order 9066 resonates…
Despite a maelstrom from D.C., Washington students’ rights will remain intact, local leaders say.
Bike won’t ride? Necklace won’t clasp? Coffee machine won’t work? There’s a guy for that.
An iconic wildlife feature of Bainbridge Island with an uncertain future may be saved from the great blue yonder.
One of Bainbridge Island’s busiest intersections will have a new message for travelers: “May Peace Prevail on Earth.”
Groups to have hours reduced in Nakata pool
The Bainbridge Island School District announced the dates that its budget-mandated reduction in force will take effect at the Jan….
If it takes a village to raise a child, that’s doubly true if the child is neurodivergent.
The arts calendar for Bainbridge Island is packed once again.
At the state championship battleground, Kitsap cheerleaders “bring it on.”
Two of Bainbridge’s most popular beaches received a serious New Year’s cleaning after work crews removed 11 tons of toxic…
The saga of litigation at the Bainbridge Island Metro Parks and Recreation District has finally ended, and it appears the…