Olympic Theatre Arts will present “Love Letters” for Valentine’s Day. The play running Friday though Sunday and Tuesday at the theater, 414 M.… Continue reading
Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts concert set for Saturday
Nonprofit agency aims to benefit elderly military locals
Red Devils No. 1 among 1B schools; Sequim No. 2 among 2A
Those in arrears can coordinate payments
Population growth driving system upgrades
Forks girls play Thursday night in second round
Residential mental health facility planned next-door to opioid treatment clinic
A Sequim man accused of a short but destructive rampage Saturday night will have his next appearance in court at 1 p.m.… Continue reading
Men and women set new marks
The David Jones Trio, comprised of Terry Smith, Ted Enderle and Jones himself, promises to engage listeners with a range of jazz… Continue reading
A film by a former
Port Angeles High School and Peninsula College student will be screened
at the Victoria Film Festival on Thursday.… Continue reading
Forester: Expanding base could help with forest management
Law enforcement negotiated for eight hours
Bill Evans says the experience is better than choreography
A Sequim medical facility born in the heat of public opposition has enjoyed a quiet seven months of operation since it opened July… Continue reading
READ ANY GOOD books lately? There’s a new one out that should interest anyone looking to learn about the history of the Olympic Peninsula. “Our… Continue reading
A 75-year-old Anacortes man was listed in serious condition Tuesday afternoon in the intensive care unit of Harborview Medical Center in Seattle following… Continue reading
Four Port Angeles and Sequim bowlers finished in the top 40 at the 1A/2A state championship held this weekend at Bowlero Lanes. The… Continue reading
Going up against a feisty Port Angeles squad that briefly took a lead in the second half against Sequim, and playing without leading scorer Jolene… Continue reading
