Understanding Kitsap County Property Taxes and How to Pay Them Easily If you own property in Kitsap County, property taxes are not optional, but confusion often is. Every year, homeowners search for answers about kitsap county property taxes, trying to figure out how much they owe, when payments are due, and how to pay without […]
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Kitsap County Elections Office in Port Orchard Reminds Voters: Registration Still Open and Special Election Work Continues
PORT ORCHARD, Washington. – As Kitsap County continues to wrap up election activity following the February 10 Special Election, the Kitsap County Elections Office in Port Orchard remains open and active, serving voters and ensuring the integrity of the current election cycle. The office, located at 619 Division Street, is the central hub for voter […]
Bremerton City Council Shelter Funding Talks Could Quietly Reshape Downtown Business Activity
Bremerton Shelter Funding Talks May Change How Downtown Businesses Really Feel Day to Day When the Bremerton City Council met to continue discussions on shelter funding and affordable housing, the focus appeared centered on social services and long-term stability. For many business owners in Bremerton, however, the conversation carries implications that extend far beyond policy […]
Kitsap and Bremerton Gun Shows: Events, Opportunities, and More
Exploring Kitsap Gun Shows: Your Guide to Bremerton Gun Show, Nearby Events, and Opportunities for Small Businesses If you’re interested in firearms, accessories, or exploring a vibrant community of enthusiasts, the Kitsap and Bremerton gun shows offer a fantastic opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, discover new products, and stay informed on the latest in […]
Grocery Outlet Bremerton Crash Raises New Questions for Local Retail Businesses
People in Bremerton woke up expecting a normal shopping day.Instead, a single moment changed the rhythm of an entire retail corridor. The Grocery Outlet Bremerton crash sent shockwaves through the city after a vehicle drove directly into the storefront, injuring employees and customers and forcing an immediate shutdown. Emergency crews responded quickly, but the damage […]
What Bremerton’s Budget Talks Really Mean for Your Small Business
If you run a small business in Bremerton, you probably do not spend your mornings reading city council budget updates. Most owners are busy opening the shop, answering customers, managing staff, and keeping cash flow steady. But the latest discussions at the Bremerton City Council about shelter services and affordable housing funding are the kind […]
Why Business Owners in Kitsap County Should Care About the New Public Health Officer
If you glanced at the recent news headline about a new public health officer in Kitsap County and thought, “Cool, but how does this affect my business?”, you’re not alone. But here’s the truth: the person in charge of our county’s public health can have a real impact on your daily operations, reputation with customers, […]
How retail stores can use the Kitsap Holiday Revenue Boost strategy to increase in-store and online purchases
Holiday spending in the United States crossed 964.4 billion dollars in 2023 according to the National Retail Federation. Kitsap County felt the same wave. Stores were full. Parking lots were packed. Yet many local retailers still ended the season feeling like they left money on the table. The biggest reason was not lack of demand. […]
Kitsap Holiday Revenue Boost for salons and spas: Turning self-care season into peak revenue weeks
Did you know holiday salon and spa spending in Washington jumps nearly 42 percent compared to other months, according to data from Square and the National Retail Federation? That means Kitsap’s salons and spas are sitting on the biggest revenue moment of the year. Yet many still treat the holidays like any other month. Appointment […]
Kitsap Holiday Revenue Boost Method for Restaurants to Increase Sales
How Restaurants in Kitsap Can Apply the Kitsap Holiday Revenue Boost Method to Raise Table Bookings and Gift Card Sales Did you know that restaurants in the United States earn up to 25 percent of their yearly revenue during the holiday season, yet most small restaurants leave thousands of dollars behind because they do not […]