Port Gamble News

Last weekend was a good example. In Gig Harbor in the morning, I saw Gary Fetterplace rehearsing with the cast of "Spamalot" at Paradise Theatre.

The trail links Big Valley Road to Olympic Property Group forest land. It's a long sought after connection, association president Linda Berry-Maraist said.

A longtime North Kitsap family will allow public access across their property on Big Valley Road, connecting the road to nearly 4,000 acres and trails in Port Gamble.

Liane Rowson was married to Kyle Williams on May 25, 2013 in Port Gamble. Liane graduated from Olympic High School in 2003 and from the University of Washington in 2007.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Miranda Feldman plays Elizabeth Bennet and Connor Delaney is Mr. Darcy in Port Gamble Theater Company's production of "Pride and Prejudice."

Exclusive video obtained by KING 5 shows the moments leading up to a fatal police shooting in Kitsap County in December 2011.

With the swing of about a dozen McLeod rakes, Kitsap mountain bike enthusiasts worked to turn a trail prone to water problems into flatter, even terrain.

Our Senate delegation should realized the importance of the state's Wildlife Recreation Program to the future of Port Gamble.

Although some might consider it best suited for sunny, tropical climes with shallow water, stand-up paddleboarding quickly has been embraced in Kitsap.

The staid Forterra awards breakfast at Seattle Convention Center took on the momentary feel or a rock concert on Wednesday morning.

About 535 acres of shoreline property near Port Gamble moved one step closer to public ownership Wednesday, when Forterra and Pope Resources signed a purchase and sale agreement.

Visit Kitsap Peninsula, the renamed Kitsap Peninsula Visitor and Convention Bureau, has recognized eight local projects with its Vision Award.

If director Joel Zwick made a film about this weekend's activities on the Peninsula, he might call it "My Big Fat Kitsap Weekend." Poulsbo's Viking Fest, which celebrates the Norwegian heritage of the city's founders, also features Suquamish Tribe artists and Irish dancers, two other cultures prominent in Poulsbo's makeup.