During the 12th annual Welcoming the Whales Ceremony at First Beach in La Push on Friday, the Quileute Tribe honored its history with gray whales… Continue reading
Rainbow Sweepers Inc., employees, from left, Bailey Collins, Charley Mathis and Ty Proike install new fencing around the Lincoln Park BMX track in Port Angeles… Continue reading
Alexandra Redman, the staff aquarist at the Port Townsend Marine Science Center at Fort Worden Park, is the caretaker for Eleanora, the… Continue reading
Julie Nennens of Sequim examines driftwood creations on display during Saturday’s 11th annual Spring Art Show, hosted by the Olympic Driftwood Sculptors. The… Continue reading
Jefferson County Sheriff Joe Nole swears in Andy Pernsteiner, left, as undersheriff during a Friday ceremony at East Jefferson Fire-Rescue Station 1-1 in Chimacum. Pernsteiner,… Continue reading
The North Peninsula Building Association recently donated $6,800 to the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula. According to a press… Continue reading
Bruce and Evelyn Leigh, of Sequim, stop and listen to the Sunfield Quartet play chamber music on a pleasant Sunday afternoon in… Continue reading
Fiona Graham holds a red rock crab that she thought was dead until it moved its legs, indicating that it was very much alive. The… Continue reading
Kyle England of SpringRain Farm & Orchard in Chimacum works his way down the row Thursday afternoon while Michaela Haynes, left, and Rachael… Continue reading
Port Angeles Stormwater Department worker Greg “Woo” Haskins plants a tree in a rain garden at West Fifth and South L streets Thursday. Rain gardens… Continue reading
Former first lady speaks about memoir ‘Becoming’
Library director welcomes environmental discussion through fiction
A Sequim High School graduate now living in Quilcene is making sound waves on the airwaves with his unique vocal styles. Kalan Wolfe,… Continue reading
Area students attended a 4-day conference in Olympia as part of the 4-H Know Your Government program. The annual program was attended by… Continue reading
The North Olympic Women on the Water recently awarded a $1,000 scholarship to Sydni Acevedo, a student at Peninsula College studying marine sciences. NOWW will… Continue reading
Sierra Stack, assistant vice president and recruiter for First Federal Savings and Loan, gives a brochure to Kristen Spivey, of Port Angeles, during Wednesday’s Clallam… Continue reading
The Bella Barca, a 51-foot wooden house barge built in the 1970s, was launched with the tide at 1 a.m. Thursday at… Continue reading
Peninsula College students Abigail Kuth, left, and Malachi Delano, both of Port Angeles, dance in the sunshine on a patio area near the Pirate Union… Continue reading
About 20 people raise the stud wall for a Habitat for Humanity home at 2311 W. 16th St. in the Maloney Heights neighborhood in Port… Continue reading
Grace Kendall of Port Angeles, left, takes a cellphone photo of her son, Max, 12, as he wears a chain maille head covering created by… Continue reading
