Kitsap County’s employment landscape continues to be dominated by military, healthcare and education sectors, according to the Kitsap Economic Development Alliance’s 2025 Top Employers list.
Kitsap County’s employment landscape continues to be dominated by military, healthcare and education sectors, according to the Kitsap Economic Development Alliance’s 2025 Top Employers list.
Floating Magnolia Bookkeeping Services LLC owner Dianna Orrels has earned Digits Level III Certification, making her the only Digits-certified bookkeeping professional currently serving Kitsap County, according to publicly available information as of May 2026.
Enoch City Arts will present the West Coast premiere of “The North Platte Canteen,” a new Broadway-bound musical inspired by the true World War II story of Nebraska residents who welcomed millions of servicemen traveling through the town by train.
Olympic College will launch a new one-quarter Emergency Medical Technician program beginning in fall 2026, creating a new training pathway for students pursuing careers in healthcare and emergency response.
For entrepreneurs trying to grow businesses outside Washington’s major metropolitan centers, conferences like the Flywheel Investment Conference offer more than networking opportunities or investor pitches. They provide momentum, visibility and connection.
Olympic College will host its annual Healthcare Career Expo on Tuesday, April 21, offering students, job seekers and community members an opportunity to learn about careers in the healthcare field and meet local professionals
The Suquamish Tribe broke ground March 11 on a new Clearwater Market development in Silverdale, marking the third location under the Tribe’s growing retail brand.
Purpose Boutique has expanded its footprint with the opening of a new outlet store in Silverdale, offering shoppers access to premium clothing at discounted prices.
The Gig Harbor Chamber of Commerce and Visit Gig Harbor have announced the lineup for the 2026 Summer Sounds concert series, returning to Skansie Brothers Park this summer.
A new civic technology platform launched in March aims to help communities move beyond online discussion and toward coordinated action.