Vaccine-card mandate could be lifted if rate drops sooner
Support democracy The Sequim voting rights demonstration of Jan. 6, 2022, as well as local and national polls call for action by those who love… Continue reading
Two Clallam marijuana stores victimized
“How to Use TikTok” will stream on Zoom
“Exercise Your Brain — Dance to the Music”
The Yakima Herald-Republic will reduce its print publication schedule to three days a week starting April 1, managers of the central Washington newspaper… Continue reading
“Invest in Your Heart” Wellness Challenge at Sequim, Port Angeles
Facility to take weeks to return to full operation
The Peninsula College women’s basketball team got off to a fast start with a 26-point first quarter, then went on to beat… Continue reading
Construction could begin next winter
Port Angeles office open Monday through Wednesday
Bond passage, police reform, nurse-patient ratio debated
The democracy demonstration in downtown Sequim on Jan. 6 was great. Hopefully, this will start us on the road to hold accountable Donald Trump and… Continue reading
Efforts mirror possible emergency situations
Forks teams win playoff openers
Marilee Martin works among 10 women during the Quilts of Valor Sewing Day at the American Legion hall in Port Townsend on Saturday. The quilts… Continue reading
As COVID-19 cases continue to drop across the state, the state Senate will double the number of senators allowed on the chamber floor… Continue reading
Wrestling in all those tournaments this season against bigger schools paid off for the Forks boys, as the Spartans dominated the District 4… Continue reading
The Port Angeles boy basketball team didn’t have the type of game required for future postseason success against their rivals Thursday, though the… Continue reading
WE ARE NOW moving into mid-February, only a month and a few days away from spring. We all, however, do not want to be past… Continue reading
