PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles High School freshman Beth Ann Brackett was named one of the best high school singers in the nation last week… 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
PORT ANGELES — There are two distinct areas of relatively high concentrations of pollution in the sediments of Port Angeles Harbor, and it may come… Continue reading
Late-season snow dropped on lower elevations of the North Olympic Peninsula on Tuesday, only 24 hours after a windstorm caused power outages and downed trees… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The owners of 16 horses confiscated by the Clallam County Sheriff”s Office in February are scheduled to ask a judge for the return… Continue reading
A windstorm that hit the North Olympic Peninsula hard Monday morning caused a mess of downed power lines, trees fallen on roads, power outages and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Fifteen-year-old Maverick Jennings always seems to be a newcomer to his community. Like millions of “military brats” before him, he's moved every… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When Bobby Henline, a 40-year-old comedian, war veteran and burn survivor, took the stage at Peninsula College’s Little Theater, he paused to… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Four Washington state school administrators were named as finalists for the position of Sequim superintendent of schools on Friday. “The board planned to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Strong ties with alumni, local business leaders and state and federal lawmakers to offer students the best education possible would be a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The recent boom in college enrollment is about to slow, and community colleges need to be ready to make quick and possibly… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Recruiting students, fundraising, community involvement, workforce education, continuing education and sports are all important for a community college, said Cheri A. Jimeno,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Luke P. Robins, the first of four finalists for president of Peninsula College to visit the North Olympic Peninsula this week, said… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — A mudslide that hit the main highway along the Olympic Peninsula’s northwest coast is still blocking a full lane of the road.… Continue reading
A Sequim filmmaker who has dedicated two years to documenting the removal of the Elwha River dams officially kicked off a $10,000 fundraising effort with… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Bluebills are looking for Clallam County volunteers to help build wheelchair ramps, install handrails and do other minor construction projects that can… Continue reading
THIS ARTICLE HAS been revised to reflect the following correction: CORRECTION: Feb. 29, 2012: : An article on Monday, Feb. 27, incorrectly referred to a… Continue reading
BEAVER — Debbie and Randy Bennett, who operate Team Forks Twilight Tours, now are making it their business to roll giant balls down a hill… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles is contributing to a city of Port Angeles’ effort to join the fight of a lawsuit against… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Neighborhood park areas, ponds and wetlands, open space and educational uses are the most popular ideas that have been offered for a… Continue reading
