PORT ANGELES — The trial of a Port Angeles man accused of causing a wreck that sent seven people to the hospital in February is… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The City Council approved the city’s 2012-2013 goals and priorities Monday after a short, intense debate about whether some changes still need to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles filmmaker Ryan Herring thinks the North Olympic Peninsula has as rich a tapestry as Rome or the American Southwest to… Continue reading
By Arwyn Rice Peninsula Daily News FORKS — In only a few months, Forks High School teachers have been able to bring the education of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES – Kenmore Air is in Port Angeles to stay, Port of Port Angeles commissioners were told Monday. Craig O'Neill, Kenmore's director of marketing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The latest book by Francis E. Caldwell, a retired commercial fisherman now living in Port Angeles, compares the extreme weather conditions of… Continue reading
FORKS — Both new and old Forks High School graduates will benefit from last weekend's benefit auction. More than $59,000 was raised last weekend in… Continue reading
JOYCE — Crescent School District Superintendent Tom Anderson is retiring six years after accepting what was expected to be a short-term interim position. “I thought… Continue reading
FORKS — Olympic Corrections Center provides an important service to the state and to the community where it exists, but that existence may be threatened,… Continue reading
Peninsula College trustees' choice for president said he is looking forward to leading the community college. Luke P. Robins, chancellor of Louisiana Delta Community College,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — What does a well-groomed Port Angeles resident wear for a sesquicentennial? Pretty much any fashion from the 1860s to the 1950s, Kathy… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Luke P. Robins has been selected as the Peninsula College trustees’ choice for the institution’s sixth president in the 50-year-old college’s history.… Continue reading
FORKS — A Beaver resident escaped serious injury early Tuesday morning when her truck rolled into a ditch on U.S. Highway 101 north of Forks,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Downtown Port Angeles had a net loss of zero businesses in 2011, Barbara Frederick, executive director of the Port Angeles Downtown Association,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College Board of Trustees is expected to announce its selection for a new president of the 50-year-old college at 2… Continue reading
FORKS — About 100 Native American youths, young adults and tribal educational leaders from the tribes of the North Olympic Peninsula will gather today for… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Aldrich's Market, an anchor business in Port Townsend's uptown neighborhood, plans to partially reopen today after a month of floor repairs. A… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It’s the smallest particles that come out of biomass power plants that cause the greatest problems, said Kees Kolff, former mayor of… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Neah Bay High School’s winnings will stop at $71,000 in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow contest, one step short of what students… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The owner of severely malnourished horses seized last month from a pasture in Sequim has agreed to give up custody of all of… Continue reading
