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Visitors to Olympic National Park stand on the Lake Crescent Lodge pier at Barnes Point on Lake Crescent. The lodge has reopened to visitors. Dining… Continue reading
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Lorrie and Cherie Hilderbrand of Sequim take a hike along the bluff trail at the Dungeness Recreation Area north of Sequim. The park and adjoining… Continue reading
3-year-old’s family holds honk-and-wave party
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The 2020 Concerts in the Barn performances have moved online. In the series, which runs each weekend from July 4-5 through July 25-26,… Continue reading
IT’S SUMMER! BUT I was told years ago by a very established local “old-timer,” it rains on July 4 and then the next day summer… Continue reading
THEIR MARRIAGE READS like an old-fashioned love song lived in modern-day life. Tara Black is Sequim Animal Hospital’s large and small animal veterinarian, providing equine… Continue reading
Large protests in Seattle over police brutality and racial injustice have again caught the nation’s eye,… Continue reading
SUMMER BEGINS OFFICIALLY this coming Saturday at 2:44 p.m. In an ironic twist, the daylight will start to decrease. But what is not decreasing is… Continue reading
“SEEK JUSTICE, LOVE mercy, and walk humbly with God” (Micah 6:8). Judaism places the highest value on taking care of and seeking justice for the… Continue reading
Peninsula College will celebrate student work in the arts during the Student Arts Festival this week, beginning today. The annual event, sponsored… Continue reading
full bore into June with the official start of summer, June 28 at 5:43 p.m., less than two weeks away.… Continue reading
For more than two decades, a fresh display of art has been installed in the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center’s Webster’s Woods… Continue reading
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Port Townsend resident Ron Winger, center, received the Ecumenical Christian Helping Hands Organization (ECHHO) Travis Award from Susan Jacob-Humiston, left, and Mark… Continue reading
By Ronald Montoya | Edmunds via The Associated Press To spur car sales amid the coronavirus pandemic, nearly every automaker has introduced 0 percent financing.… Continue reading
Arts, craft vendors now allowed
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Frank Wuren of Silverdale checks his cellphone at the base of Madison Creek Falls on the north edge of Olympic National… Continue reading
WELL EVERYONE, NOW that we can get “out and about,” having eagerly awaited it, let me warn you about the impending “Invasion of the Garden… Continue reading
People who once thought they would ever have to ask for help are finding assistance through Olympic Community Action Programs after COVID-19 precautions took their… Continue reading
By Marilynn Marchione | AP Chief Medical Writer Doctors are reporting success with newer drugs that control certain types of cancer better, reduce the risk… Continue reading
Olympic National Park allows hiking with proper social distancing
