Regardless of any government official’s decisions, wherever America’s patriots still celebrate Independence Day and fireworks remind us of sacrifice and our heritage. Brilliant, sky-rocketing, thunderous… Continue reading
Governor Jay Inslee wants to make Washington taxpayers pay over $4 million additionally to increase his protective detail from 9 to 17 as he runs… Continue reading
According to recent reports from the southern border, children are still being separated from their parents and placed in facilities that do not provide toothpaste,… Continue reading
Despite an eighth-inning comeback by the Port Angeles Lefties, the Bend Elks had the last laugh… Continue reading
U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer needs a wake-up call. We have elected our representatives to protect our interests. First among those interests is protecting us from… Continue reading
Regarding the letter “Progressive lies” (PDN, June 19). That “power corrupts” is best illustrated by President Donald Trump’s abuses of his office and his indefensible… Continue reading
Washington state intends to move ahead with a new voter-registration system ahead of the Aug. 6 primary despite concerns from… Continue reading
The Secretary of the Senate has asked the chamber’s human resources officer to conduct an inquiry… Continue reading
I told my husband I was going to write a letter responding to the nonsense letters of people who parrot what they hear on CNN,… Continue reading
Charisse Deschenes, Sequim assistant city manager, and Allyson Brekke, Port Angeles director of community and economic development, joined 30 other women from across the state… Continue reading
Two seven-inning games with first pitch at 5:05 p.m.
Climate change in the Western U.S. means more intense and frequent wildfires churning out waves of… Continue reading
The National Transportation Safety Board has published its final report on a deadly Amtrak derailment in 2017,… Continue reading
By Bill Barrow The Associated Press Democratic presidential candidate Jay Inslee is proposing a clean break between the federal government and the fossil fuel industry,… Continue reading
This president has been challenged up one side and down the other by so many. I am watching him on TV right now as he… Continue reading
Is there a water shortage? If there is, shouldn’t we be encouraged to use all we can, while we can? May be best if we… Continue reading
Do you know anyone who has struggled with addiction?… Continue reading
Biased on water I’m bothered by the way your June 10 article was headlined: “Weather expert challenges severe drought assessment.” Your publication continues to downplay… Continue reading
After two narrow, heartbreaking defeats to begin the series in Walla Walla, the Port Angeles Lefties… Continue reading
Administrative Specialist Sylvia Orth has been named Footprinters of Olympic Peninsula Chapter 74’s 2018 Officer of the Year. Clallam County Sheriff Bill… Continue reading
