PORT ANGELES — A wrecked truck that blocked a portion of U.S. Highway 101 Wednesday belonged to a contractor working for the state Department of… Continue reading
FORKS — A celebration of vampires and werewolves with a wedding shower, a birthday party, drag racing and a softball tournament thrown into the mix… Continue reading
When students returned to school on the Peninsula in the past week, many arrived without lunch, or lunch money. Some hadn't eaten breakfast. “We make… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST — The Big Hump Fire, burning inside the Brothers Wilderness Area, has spread to almost 400 acres after a flare-up Tuesday night… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Community leader Kristin J. Tucker, 63, died of a stroke at 4 a.m. Tuesday morning at her home in Port Angeles. The… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST — The Big Hump Fire, which is burning at least 155 acres in The Brothers wilderness west of Brinnon, will be allowed… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST — The fire in the Duckabush Valley has expanded to more than 150 acres and is expected to continue to burn in… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A fast-moving wildfire exploded from a few acres to more than 30 acres in four hours Monday, threatening homes in the Discovery… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST — The Big Hump Fire on the Duckabush River in the Olympic Mountains has expanded to 150 acres and is expected to… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A fast-moving brush fire has burned an estimated 30 acres in the Beckett Point area on Discovery Bay this afternoon. An East… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Dozens of canvas tents will come down late this afternoon as trappers, traders and riflemen of the Green River Mountain Men say goodbye… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — On Aug. 25, six days before his self-imposed target date, Dave Ramey reached his one-year goal of shedding 100 pounds. On Wednesday,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A U.S. Highway 101 traffic paving project west of Port Angeles is nearly finished, to the relief of some West End residents… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It's been a good year for the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe, especially concerning projects for the Elwha River, said Sonya Tetnowski, chief… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Historical Society will open the doors to the former Lincoln School site today for a members-only preview of a… Continue reading
Despite a pattern of rising test scores, 20 North Olympic Peninsula schools — in eight public school districts — failed to meet the federal Adequate… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES —After 33 years of service to families in the final weeks or months of the lives of their loved ones, Volunteer Hospice of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — There was plenty of clowning around at a picnic for foster children at Lincoln Park on Sunday. More than 60 foster and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — On a sunny, warm late summer’s day, 64 Port Angeles High School juniors and seniors filed into the school’s gymnasium for a… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — The annual Makah Days festival is a celebration of family, both individual and cultural. “What Makah Days means to me is a… Continue reading
