The North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival has gone virtual. The festival website at FiberArtsFestival.org and Facebook page at Facebook.com/northolympicfiberarts
festival) is showcasing several local… Continue reading
THE BULBS ARE arriving, soon planting will begin (November). Fall is in full swing and how I love the autumn’s paintbrush upon our
landscape. Next… Continue reading
Paul Kolesnikoff, a graduate of the 2019 WSU Master Gardener Program, will discuss how to grow figs at noon Thursday. The event… Continue reading
Thanks to a donation to the Peninsula Friends of Animals, owners of 11 pets were able to take advantage of a spay/neuter clinic.… Continue reading
Event held virtually this year
The Rev. Pam Douglas Smith will provide animal blessings in observance of the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi from 1 p.m.… Continue reading
“A Conversation About Food” panel discussion set
For you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you have received the Spirit of adoption as sons, by… Continue reading
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A bee buzzes around a Chilson’s pride dahlia in bloom at the Sequim Botanical Garden at the city’s water reclamation park. The garden is currently… Continue reading
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Cindy Mackay, front, a member of the Sequim City Band, and Bonnie Booth, who plays with numerous local ensembles, practice on their trombones at the… Continue reading
WOW, CAN YOU believe it? Already it is October (well okay, it will be Wednesday). And with the advent of mid-autumn and the “Harvest Moon”… Continue reading
Back County Horsemen Peninsula Chapter widens parking area for horse trailers
North Olympic History Center awards 2020 Hands on History Scholarships
IN MOURNING THE loss of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a pillar of justice, integrity and honor who relied on her Jewish values to guide her, it… Continue reading
Listen to a police scanner on the North Olympic Peninsula and you’ll hear about Mount Walker. The 800-foot pass between Brinnon and Quilcene… Continue reading
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Peninsula Pet Cremation presented a check for $1,582 to the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society (OPHS). The money was collected during July in lieu of fees… Continue reading
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Raisa Mathisen of Port Angeles busks on an electric piano in the breezeway of the 100 block of West First Street in downtown Port Angeles… Continue reading
Lecture part of the Green Thumb Garden Tips series
Sequim man has 100-plus-day streak
Special section, online ballots showcase champions
