Welcome to the August edition of Kitsap Business, where we spotlight the makers, movers, and mission-driven entrepreneurs who are shaping the character—and the future—of our region. This month’s stories remind us that the best businesses aren’t just profitable—they’re personal. They’re rooted in heritage, built with intention, and anchored in community.
Caregivers are the backbone of our society, selflessly dedicating themselves to the well-being of loved ones. They often put others’ needs ahead of themselves, sacrificing time, energy, and emotional resources.
Kitsap County remains a bustling market in mid-2025, with the median sale price near $600,000 and homes selling within 11–30 days. Buyers—especially first-timers—need strategic planning anchored in finance, market knowledge, and lender partnerships.
It’s August in Kitsap County—aka the few glorious weeks when nobody asks about the weather and we all remember why we live here. But while you’re savoring those sunny weekends (or pretending to enjoy yardwork), it’s also a perfect time for a financial check-up. Think of it as your fiscal sunscreen: a little prevention now …
Running a business means managing countless visible risks daily. You can see when equipment needs maintenance, hear when something’s not running right, and feel when workplace dynamics are off. Digital risks can often be out of sight and out of mind. While you can’t stand over employees’ shoulders, you can build IT security controls that …
Welcome to the July edition of Kitsap Business, where we spotlight enterprises and leaders who understand that the most powerful growth often begins with deep roots—in community, in culture, and in purpose.
Have you ever heard your loved one tell you, “You’re not going to put me in a home”? It’s the age-old stigma that conjures up the image of a cold, institutional environment where seniors are warehoused and neglected. This is an outdated perception for nursing homes, but even more so, further from the truth for …
When people talk about retirement, most imagine some magical finish line between ages 62 and 67. The truth? Retirement isn’t really about a date—it’s about freedom. Not just freedom from work, but freedom to live how and where you want. That’s financial independence.
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