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Ryana Moss, Neah Bay girls basketball

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Ryana Moss, Neah Bay girls basketball

With the Neah Bay girls basketball team’s offense struggling, the Red Devils found themselves quickly down in a 9-1 hole against Waterville-Mansfield in their 1B… Continue reading

Ryana Moss, Neah Bay girls basketball

Clallam County may incentivize hiring, retention for certain positions

Deputy prosecuting attorney, public works, nurses are among jobs

Rick Paschall.

Clallam PUD board member resigns

Agency to conduct interviews in April

Rick Paschall.
With Whidbey Island as a backdrop, a flock of brants, small geese, turns into the wind before landing in the Salish Sea at Point Hudson. The brants winter along temperate zone seacoasts and breed in the high Arctic tundra. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Flight of the brants

With Whidbey Island as a backdrop, a flock of brants, small geese, turns into the wind before landing in the Salish Sea at Point Hudson.… Continue reading

With Whidbey Island as a backdrop, a flock of brants, small geese, turns into the wind before landing in the Salish Sea at Point Hudson. The brants winter along temperate zone seacoasts and breed in the high Arctic tundra. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Jefferson approves final rescue plan dollars

Commissioners allocate remaining $800K

South Jefferson County schools release students early due to weather

Students were released early from the Quilcene and Brinnon public schools on Monday because of weather conditions. The Quilcene School District announced an… Continue reading

Story Slam planned in Port Townsend

The Church of BuVu and Winter Texts will host PT Story Slam from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday. The free open… Continue reading

Will Hornyak

Storyteller to present Irish tales on Wednesday

“I’ll be telling you about a woman who was a warrior, a fighter, a protector, a leader. She was born in the year 1530 on… Continue reading

Will Hornyak
Jack Gladfelter celebrates his signing to run track and cross-country at Corban College in Salem, Ore., with his, from left, father Joe Gladfelter, mother Becky Gladfelter, sister Jamie Pond and niece Wren Pond. (Pierre LaBossiere/Peninsula Daily News)

TRACK, CROSS COUNTRY: Jack Gladfelter continues Port Angeles pipeline to Corban University

Port Angeles High School running star Jack Gladfelter has already accomplished much in his athletic career. And it’s just beginning to hit… Continue reading

Jack Gladfelter celebrates his signing to run track and cross-country at Corban College in Salem, Ore., with his, from left, father Joe Gladfelter, mother Becky Gladfelter, sister Jamie Pond and niece Wren Pond. (Pierre LaBossiere/Peninsula Daily News)

Bird flu a concern for health authorities

Flock owners urged to take precautions

BOYS PREP REGIONALS: Red Devils’ comeback fall short against Orcas

The Neah Bay boys basketball team got off to a rough start Saturday, down 24 points at point, but put on a furious… Continue reading

Clark Road planned outage Tuesday

An electrical power outage is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday on Clark Road. This outage is required to perform system… Continue reading

Peninsula Pirates.
Peninsula Pirates.

Heart luncheon raises record amount for OMC

The Olympic Medical Center Foundation’s Red, Set, Go! Heart Luncheon presented by the Jamestown S’Klallam tribe raised $132,000 on Friday, exceeding last… Continue reading

Online open house available for upcoming road projects

North Olympic Peninsula residents have an online tool to help them navigate a number of road projects across the region and planned for… Continue reading

Port of Port Townsend updated on Short’s Farm, jetty construction

Acquisition depends on securing $1 million from state Legislature

Neah Bay Red Devils.

PREP GIRLS REGIONALS: Neah Bay clamps down on defense for tough win

The No. 1-ranked Neah Bay girls basketball team found itself in a huge hole early against No. 8 Waterville-Mansfield on Saturday, but the… Continue reading

Neah Bay Red Devils.
The schooner Sir Isaac rounds a marker with the sloop Underdog on its stern during the 32nd annual Shipwrights Regatta on Port Townsend Bay on Saturday. Twenty-two sailboats were on the water for the noon start. The regatta, hosted by the Port Townsend Sailing Association and supported by the Northwest Maritime Center, marks the beginning of the sailboat racing season in Port Townsend. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

Racing season opens

The schooner Sir Isaac rounds a marker with the sloop Underdog on its stern during the 32nd annual Shipwrights Regatta on Port Townsend Bay on… Continue reading

The schooner Sir Isaac rounds a marker with the sloop Underdog on its stern during the 32nd annual Shipwrights Regatta on Port Townsend Bay on Saturday. Twenty-two sailboats were on the water for the noon start. The regatta, hosted by the Port Townsend Sailing Association and supported by the Northwest Maritime Center, marks the beginning of the sailboat racing season in Port Townsend. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)
In November 2020, Zachary Newell, a researcher at the Center for the Study of the First Americans at Texas A&M, meets with Judy Reandeau Stipe, executive director of the Sequim Museum, and Clare Manis Hatler to discuss the mastodon and its discovery. (Zachary Newell)

Researchers: Sequim artifact oldest bone weapon in Americas

Study confirms date on 13,900-year-old fragments

In November 2020, Zachary Newell, a researcher at the Center for the Study of the First Americans at Texas A&M, meets with Judy Reandeau Stipe, executive director of the Sequim Museum, and Clare Manis Hatler to discuss the mastodon and its discovery. (Zachary Newell)

STATE REGIONAL BASKETBALL: Port Angeles run ends with close loss to Renton

Despite an energetic defensive performance, Port Angeles couldn’t dial in offensively and were dispatched 47-40 by Renton in the regional round of the… Continue reading