SEQUIM — Drivers beware: Roosevelt elk are massed in the woods near Whitefeather Way and may decide to cross high-speed U.S. Highway 101. On Thursday,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An overnight vandalism attack devastated at least 35 sculptures at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. The sculptures in Webster's Woods, a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An overnight vandalism attack devastated at least 35 sculptures at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center. The sculptures in Webster's Woods, a… Continue reading
A chilling shot of winter cold and snow that frosted the North Olympic Peninsula late Monday and early Tuesday is returning for a second call… Continue reading
FORKS — The Quillayute Valley School Board approved last week a resolution asking voters to renew the district's maintenance and operations levy, for the upkeep… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The lodge building at the North Olympic Peninsula's ski and snow play area atop Hurricane Ridge is scheduled to open for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The next time someone tries to figure out the unfamiliar alphabet and language of a sign printed in Klallam, such as the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When 2009 Port Angeles High School graduate Justin Gailey, 21, returned to his alma mater Thursday, he brought the stars with him… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The lodge building at the North Olympic Peninsula's ski and snow play area atop Hurricane Ridge is scheduled to open for… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A new city ordinance will allow some buildings to be just a bit taller. But the new height cannot be part of the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — One of the biggest winter concerts on the North Olympic Peninsula will be held Thursday, when Port Angeles High School’s bands, choirs… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A team of North Olympic Peninsula Red Cross volunteers is back home after three weeks in areas hard-hit by superstorm Sandy. When… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A 65-year-old holiday charity needs a little help to reach its goal in providing toys and warm clothes to as many as 400… Continue reading
FORKS — The smell of fresh-cut trees, the glitter of tinsel, the gleam of silver and gold ornaments, and the sounds of musical performers will… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A same-sex couple won a drawing to be among the first 10 same-sex couples to receive a marriage license in Washington state and… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — Olympic Community Action Programs will change leadership after New Year's, OlyCAP board Chair Rich Ciccarone announced Tuesday. Geoff Crump, 35, of Port… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Voters in the Sequim School District will be asked to approve two property tax levies in 2013: the renewal of a school maintenance… Continue reading
SEQUIM — North Olympic Peninsula residents Diana Wickman and Judy Persall are preparing to be among the first same-sex couples to wed in Washington state… Continue reading
FORKS — Neither rain nor snow will keep the 11th annual Twinkle Light Holiday Parade from lighting up the night after a day of holiday… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The City Council has approved 6-1 a $27,240,029 city budget that includes a 1 percent increase in the city’s property tax rate. Councilman… Continue reading
