Clallam County has certified the Nov. 8 general election results. No election outcomes changed after the last ballot count Nov. 16. The… Continue reading
A Democratic presidential elector from Washington state said Wednesday she is joining a national effort to try… Continue reading
The Sequim City Council has officially banned discharging fireworks. Council members voted unanimously 7-0 Monday to… Continue reading
More than four months after being assaulted in a suspected hate crime, 22-year-old… Continue reading
For the ninth consecutive year, volunteer Michael Rosser conquered his fear of heights to help string lights and ornaments on the community… Continue reading
Timber harvesting in Jefferson County is expected to generate $1,689,000 for the county during 2016, according to the state Department of Natural… Continue reading
A Sequim woman appeared in Clallam County Superior Court on Tuesday after deputies say she led them on a pursuit that ended once… Continue reading
Timber sales will generate about $7.3 million for Clallam County and its junior taxing districts in 2016, state officials projected. The state… Continue reading
The National Forest Service intends to grant a five-year special use permit that would allow Navy jet pilots to engage in electromagnetic… Continue reading
Those looking for a more personal Christmas tree experience, or to continue a long-standing family tradition, can forego pre-cut trees and pick… Continue reading
A 20-year-old Sequim woman was booked into the Clallam County jail after deputies say she led them on a pursuit that ended once… Continue reading
By Diane Urbani de la Paz For Peninsula Daily News EDITOR’S NOTE: For 28 years, Peninsula Daily News readers in Jefferson and Clallam counties have… Continue reading
Crews have begun placing tons of cobble on Ediz Hook to protect the beach from further erosion. The U.S. Army Corps of… Continue reading
An emergency management official now working in Everett is in line to replace Bob Hamlin as the director of Jefferson County’s Department… Continue reading
About 20 people ranging from small children attending with their parents to retirees gathered in downtown Port Townsend to protest hate and… Continue reading
After Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday is Giving Tuesday. Nineteen North Olympic Peninsula organizations have signed up on the #Giving Tuesday website… Continue reading
Some have been singing nearly all their young lives; others, just the past couple of years. Five Sequim High School students have in… Continue reading
Ambitious restaurateur Jake Oppelt’s plans to revive the shuttered Lincoln Theater as a performance venue are coming to life more than two… Continue reading
Santa officiated at community tree lightings in Port Angeles and Sequim after festivities heralding in the holiday season Saturday. In Port Angeles, activities downtown began… Continue reading
Grinning and bearing the impact of the Carlsborg sewer project has been tough for many locals. Business owners along U.S. Highway 101 saw… Continue reading
