
UPDATED: All lanes are now open. The sinkhole that developed Monday evening on State Route 104, between West Kingston Road and Iowa Avenue and Ohio Avenue, fortunately did not cause any traffic-snarling conditions for commuters Tuesday morning.
The Buccaneers varsity baseball team sure turned things around.
The cow carcass that washed up on North Beach the end of April became more than a headache for the Port of Kingston. It became a tourist attraction — at least on a small scale.
The current assistant principal and athletic director at North Kitsap High School will head over to Kingston to replace Susan Wistrand, who announced she would resign at the end of this school year.
Get in touch with your inner Norwegian at Poulsbo’s annual celebration May 18-20 .
The dead cow that washed up on Kingston's North Beach April 25 caused Port of Kingston officials some carcass-disposal challenges. It also inspired paddleboarders and poets.
Leaky pipes may be cause of Kingston sinkhole
Kipp Robertson/ Kingston Community News
A driver slowed on his way to the Kingston ferry terminal as he passed a sinkhole on Highway 104 May 15. The sinkhole is in the left lane of the highway in downtown Kingston, just passed the Filling Station.
Bucs take second district title in program history, prepare for Regionals | Baseball
The Buccaneers varsity baseball team sure turned things around.
KHS doubles teams face off for district shot | Girls tennis
The only two girls doubles teams at the district tournament from the North Kitsap School District must play each other for a shot at the title.
NK’s Crabtree seeks fifth; KHS’s Turner, McNurney out | Girls tennis
Of the three singles players from the North Kitsap School District competing in the West Central District III tournament, North Kitsap’s Sydney Crabtree is the only one who remains.
County wants public input for Hansville traffic study
UPDATED: Kitsap County is undertaking a comprehensive traffic study of the greater Hansville area roadways, specifically the "Hansville loop." Study extended to June 7.
Surf and turf: Cow carcass finally sunk using chains, cinder blocks
The cow carcass that washed up on North Beach the end of April became more than a headache for the Port of Kingston. It became a tourist attraction — at least on a small scale.
Craig Barry named KMS principal
The current assistant principal and athletic director at North Kitsap High School will head over to Kingston to replace Susan Wistrand, who announced she would resign at the end of this school year.
It's time for … Viking Fest! | Kitsap Week
Get in touch with your inner Norwegian at Poulsbo’s annual celebration May 18-20 .
6 from KHS, 1 from NK are District qualifiers | Tennis
The West Central District III tournament is May 12. Both boys and girls will compete for a chance at a State appearance.
Kingston Buccaneers guaranteed State appearance | Baseball
No matter what team the Buccaneers varsity baseball team plays Saturday in the District finals, coach Jeff Tapp knows it will be one of the toughest of the season.
'Ode to a Beached Cow': Carcass inspires paddleboarders and poets
The dead cow that washed up on Kingston's North Beach April 25 caused Port of Kingston officials some carcass-disposal challenges. It also inspired paddleboarders and poets.
