JOYCE — The summertime combination of blackberries, pie, a parade and music will be celebrated at the 31st annual Joyce Daze Wild Blackberry Festival today.… Continue reading
JOYCE — The summertime combination of blackberries, pie, a parade and music will be celebrated at the 31st annual Joyce Daze Wild Blackberry Festival on… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A former Port Orchard mayor is now leading the North Peninsula Building Association. Lary Coppola started work Monday and is commuting between Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Perched high atop the roof of the historical church building that houses the Serenity House Thrift Store, roofers are in the process… Continue reading
A May 7 article on Page A5 erroneously reported the results of the Washington State Solo and Ensemble Contest, held in Ellensburg on April 26.… Continue reading
LAPUSH — Nearing the end of their long 2013 Canoe Journey, around 100 canoes from tribes from the Puget Sound, the Strait of Juan de… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In the final day of the 11th annual Windermere Sand Sculpture Classic contest, Damon Farmer of Versailles, Ky., won the People’s Choice… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A cadre of Good Samaritans came to the rescue of a burning trailer Monday, keeping the fire under control and away from… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A Seattle swimmer came up just short of completing his swim across the Strait of Juan de Fuca on Sunday, defeated by… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A menagerie is taking form on Hollywood Beach as five professional sand sculptors and two local teams build their visions of “Going… Continue reading
NOTE: “Today” and “tonight” refer to Friday, July 26. PORT ANGELES — A menagerie is taking form on Hollywood Beach as five professional sand sculptors… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles commissioners received a letter this week from a state open government group chastising the commission and offering training… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College Early Head Start program has lost most of its funding and will have to close its doors, leaving a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A pair of aging Peninsula College buildings are expected to be razed over the next few years and be replaced with a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two Port Angeles residents accused of burglary and leading law enforcement agencies on a daylong dragnet near the Elwha River are scheduled… Continue reading
By Arwyn Rice Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — The Extreme Sports Park has access to water for its boat track for the next five… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Technology meets marine biology this summer at Feiro Marine Life Center, as students explore the water under City Pier without getting wet.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A new Port Angeles webcam is introducing future visitors to the city’s waterfront. The new camera, which went live earlier this month,… Continue reading
By Arwyn Rice Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — A difference of opinion over what should be funded for a revamped Lincoln Park — and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 28-year-old climber has been killed in a fall on Mount Olympus. Richard "Grey" Liston of Portland, Ore., was climbing with a… Continue reading
