PORT TOWNSEND — A giant “Lego”-style structure is slowly taking shape on a quiet side street near Port Townsend — a homemade training tower that… Continue reading
Matthew Tyler Charles, one of the three burglary suspects sought in a manhunt Sunday, is now in jail, the Clallam County Sheriff's Office has confirmed.… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A 28-year-old hiker has been killed in a fall on Mount Olympus in Olympic National Park. Richard Grey Liston, 28, of… Continue reading
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Already famous for battlefield heroism in Afghanistan, a Port Angeles native who was awarded the Navy Cross now also has been recognized… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE: “Today” refers to Friday, July 19; Saturday is July 20; Sunday is July 21. LAPUSH — A weekend of canoe races, softball, salmon,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A Marine who is a Port Angeles native has been named for a third high honor for his actions in Afghanistan in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A Marine who is a Port Angeles native has been named for a third high honor for his actions in Afghanistan in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — “I am the whistle-blower.” Colleen McAleer, Port of Port Angeles director of business development and commissioner candidate, told a business audience Monday… Continue reading
FORKS — Peninsula College will begin work on a new Forks campus today, when a key-exchange ceremony takes place at 2 p.m. Carrol Lunsford of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — “I am the whistle-blower.” Colleen McAleer, Port of Port Angeles director of business development and commissioner candidate, told a business audience Monday… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — After a century and one year, Edgar Edwards still has it in him to enter his own birthday party unaided, crack jokes,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — As horseshoe players tossed their horseshoes near the pond at Lincoln Park on Saturday afternoon, a scene from another era was unfolding… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — When more than 100 canoes depart from Neah Bay on July 26 on their way to the Quinault reservation for the 2013… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Sequim Bay will be the scene of a noisy “battle” between two tall ships today, as the crews of the Lady Washington and… Continue reading
The state’s newly adopted budget will fund new all-day kindergarten classes at three North Olympic Peninsula public school districts, leaving two districts in Jefferson and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School Board will meet Thursday night, the first meeting on a new 2013-14 schedule that changes the board’s meeting… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A bank of power-system batteries that burned Wednesday at The Landing mall caught fire again Monday morning, but no additional damage was… Continue reading
By Arwyn Rice Peninsula Daily News DUNGENESS — Owners of two 120-year-old barns that burned said Monday they’re grateful to the driver of an SUV… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A historical dairy barn in the Dungeness area north of Woodcock Road and just west of Sequim-Dungeness Way burned to the ground in… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A day of benefits to fund two $10,000 “Mason Zeigler Memorial Scholarships” for members of the Port Angeles High School Class of… Continue reading
