FEDERAL WAY — Port Angeles record-setting diver Austin Fahrenholtz achieved his second goal of the season. And then some. The junior diver captured the Class… Continue reading
TACOMA — Four years after being introduced to the sport, Nathan Cristion is the fourth-best 189-pound wrestler in all of Class 2A. The Port Angeles… Continue reading
EDMONDS — The Peninsula College men’s basketball team, trailing at half, rallied Saturday night to beat Edmonds 79-68. The Pirates took control of the game… Continue reading
TACOMA — The Port Angeles boys basketball team moved within a win of state after belting fellow Olympic League team Olympic 62-43 at the Class… Continue reading
TACOMA — The Port Angeles girls basketball team is one win away from a district championship after dominating Sumner 41-25 in the semifinals Saturday night.… Continue reading
TACOMA — The last three months have all been leading up to this. Mat Classic XXIII is not just the end of a long wrestling… Continue reading
TACOMA — The Port Angeles girls basketball team is back at state for the first time in seven years. The Roughriders, the No. 3 seed… Continue reading
A cacophony of activities — mostly indoors because of the wet, chilly weather — are planned this Presidents Day weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula.… Continue reading
BELLINGHAM — The Peninsula College men’s basketball team had little choice but to turn Wednesday night’s game against Whatcom into a track meet. The ploy… Continue reading
TACOMA — Corbin Webb sank 21 points to spark the Sequim boys basketball team to within one win of the state tournament. The Wolves (16-7)… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The MV Chetzemoka resumed service between Port Townsend and Whidbey Island this morning after it was idled last night when it was… Continue reading
FORKS — William Dietrich, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of The Final Forest: Big Trees, Forks and the Pacific Northwest, will hold a book reading,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 16-year-old Clallam County boy was arrested Monday on investigation of second-degree arson for allegedly setting fire to the State Patrol weigh… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Registration for Port Townsend’s Rhody Run XXXIII are already arriving, yet the May 22 race date is three months away. A special… Continue reading
The Neah Bay girls basketball team advanced to state for the fifth straight year and the Quilcene girls stayed alive with victories in the Class… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The three-month-old MV Chetzemoka was blown onto a sandbar in 50 mph winds at Whidbey Island on Tuesday night in what one… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The city is working with a Tacoma artist designer to draw up a new city logo and is seeking community comments tha will… Continue reading
FORKS — William Dietrich, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of "The Final Forest: Big Trees, Forks, and the Pacific Northwest," will hold a special… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Linda Barnfather and Duncan Allinson have joined the Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau’s board of directors. Barnfather lives in Sequim and works as… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Fifteen years after voters statewide banned using dogs to hunt cougars, lawmakers want to set permanent hunting seasons allowing licensed hunters to use… Continue reading
