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Pickleball anyone? My wife and I recently took up PB – as many call it – after taking lessons from the Bainbridge Metro Parks District.
Our teacher, David Anderson, was great, explaining the rules, the funky scoring system, when to …
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For sisters, Caron Anderson and Randi Brown making cider has been a family affair dating back more than 15 years. It all started when Caron was still in college, each break she’d come home and find her father, Roger Anderson …
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BIMA’s Untold Stories series returns with conversations and presentations that are truly Matters of Life & Death
August 17 – Welcoming the Word with the King County Black Doula’s Association
August 21 – African Migrations Panel Discussion
AMRA/ARMA in …
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Greg Dronkert is at it again. The Bainbridge Island entrepreneur and founder of Pac Westy (https://pacwesty.com/), a tourism and transportation company located in the Day Road Business Park, recently formed Mobility for All – a non-profit devoted to …
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On August 2, 2022, Island Volunteer Caregivers (IVC) hit the half-way mark of another season of its popular Flowers from the Heart program. For over twenty years, this signature program has delivered hundreds of bouquets during an eight-week period each …
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After a two-year Covid hiatus, Island Theatre’s much-loved Ten-Minute Play Festival is back! In its ninth iteration, the Festival features ten of Kitsap County’s best short plays penned by Kitsap County playwrights for a three-day festival of live performances. The …
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*August 5, 2022 – Editors Note: this article was corrected to remove an editing error in paragraph two (reference to Terry and Marty Smith)
Pickleball is becoming ubiquitous. The game that had its humble beginnings on our little rock back …
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Winslow Way and surrounding area, Downtown Bainbridge Island First Friday of every month, 6-8 PM
Spend an evening experiencing all that downtown Bainbridge has to offer. Many galleries, shops and businesses will be participating this month showcasing the art of …
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There was a time and place on Bainbridge Island when most new residential development was of the single-family home variety. Think North Town Woods, Hidden Cove Estates, North Hill, Commodore West and Lynwood Center.
But those days are gone. Over …
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Greg Nance runs and runs and runs. The 2007 Bainbridge High School graduate just completed a 3,156 mile trek across America – from New York City to Ocean Shores, WA – to raise funds and awareness for his non-profit that …
