PORT ANGELES — Beau, a 10-year-old macaw, danced and weaved happily as 50 voices — punctuated by the occasional bark, yip and meow — sang… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A lone bagpiper wailed “Amazing Grace” under a heavy gray sky Sunday, and five Marine Corps League members provided a 12-gun salute… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Fifty years ago, on Sept. 15, 1961, 195 full-time students walked into a temporary Peninsula College building on the Port Angeles High… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Police Department has received a three-year $550,278 grant to fill two vacant police officer positions. The grant was awarded Wednesday as… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Fine arts and recreation got a boost during a packed “town hall” meeting designed to give the public a voice in where… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Candidates for two of four City Council seats in the Nov. 8 general election answered questions Wednesday on raising taxes and the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Only 10 days after work began to remove the Elwha River Dam, water from Lake Aldwell has begun flowing over a big… Continue reading
FORKS — Forks Police Chief Doug Price resigned unexpectedly at the Forks City Council meeting Monday night after only eight months on the job. The… Continue reading
BRINNON — A week of rains slowed a fire in eastern Olympic Mountains wilderness, but there are still plenty of areas burning A pair of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A landmark downtown building known for three generations of department stores it housed since the 1940s is starting to look like a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College President Tom Keegan reviewed accomplishments Monday in the 50 years that Peninsula College has existed in a talk before the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Wild Olympics Campaign to add private lands to federal wilderness protection could cost Clallam and Jefferson counties as many as 72… Continue reading
Hundreds of visitors saw the Elwha River mouth and the lower dam during the Sept. 16-18 commemoration of the beginning of the removal of the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — During a town hall meeting Tuesday to discuss the budget, the Port Angeles City Council will be asking the public a question:… Continue reading
PORT ANGLES — A domestic violence suspect sought by police Friday turned himself in to police early Saturday morning. Dale J. Purser, 38, of Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles commissioners will hear the results of a $10,000 economic study of the Wild Olympics Campaign on Monday. Commissioners… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A rally to support local post offices and postal carriers is scheduled Tuesday. The rally will be at 4 p.m. in front… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Maier Hall, Peninsula College's newest building, will open its doors for a public grand opening celebration today at 2 p.m. and follow… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Candidates for two of four Port Angeles City Council seats in the Nov. 8 general election discussed budgets, business and teenagers at… Continue reading
CORRECTION — The number of UAC members is corrected. PORT ANGELES — The City Council has approved an ordinance amendment to industrial transmission rates that… Continue reading
