“ONCE UPON A time in Washington, one woman’s brilliance with a brush brought art to the frontier.” This was the introductory line in a December… Continue reading
THERE ARE ALWAYS birds that seem to go with a particular season in the way some plants and flowers do. When the red currant begins… Continue reading
WHAT I’M GOING to go on about today is not a happy topic: It’s about abuse, exploitation and neglect. If you’re just not in the… Continue reading
ONE OF OUR greatest modern students of world mythology and religion was Joseph Campbell, the scholar Bill Moyers interviewed in a popular six-part PBS series,… Continue reading
Registration is open for Olympic Medical Center’s diabetes prevention program. Organizers urge anyone with pre-diabetes to consider attending to learn of more healthful lifestyle choices… Continue reading
Members of the Clallam County Gem & Mineral Association will celebrate the grand opening of their new lapidary classroom during a fall open… Continue reading
For 75 years, members of the Sequim Prairie Grange have helped keep the rural, small town mindset alive. To celebrate their milestone, about 50 people… Continue reading
For the sixth annual Sequim Karaoke Idol contest, Lyle Hagen came out on top. Hagen went against
11 other contestants
Aug. 8 and… Continue reading
Experts and researchers will discuss tidal energy and forestry this week at the Olympic Natural Resources Center. On Tuesday, a panel of experts… Continue reading
WE’RE NEARLY HALFWAY through August, and school’s start looms. I’ve heard a lot of folks getting tensed up that summer is close to being over.… Continue reading
THE IRRITATION SOME experience when a crowing rooster greets the dawn is being directed at another avian vocalist. Eurasian collared-doves begin “cooing” at first light.… Continue reading
TODAY IS MY birthday (thank you, thank you very much), and I must confess that I hadn’t anticipated that turning 24 would be such a… Continue reading
WE MIGHT BE roasting in this heat, but thankfully we’re not toasting from a wildfire. Still, as Western Washington broke the record for most consecutive… Continue reading
GROWING UP AS an only child with a single mother, we often had what we called “Snackens” for dinner. What seemed to be a special… Continue reading
Seahawk cornerback Richard Sherman has got ’em covered — and we’re talking local youths, not wide receivers. Blanket Coverage, the Richard Sherman Family… Continue reading
The Blue Rhinos will hit the outdoor stage at the Sequim Library at 6 tonight. The performance at the library at 630 N.… Continue reading
Storm Troopers, Rydell High School seniors, cloned velociraptors, a little mermaid and even a dancing candlestick will invade the James Center for the… Continue reading
The
concerts in the barn
are back — and now with an expanded summer lineup. Since 1984, Alan Iglitzin has offered chamber concerts… Continue reading
John Meyers is one of many area pilots preparing to send youths into flight at the… Continue reading
Re-enactments of the American Revolutionary War are scheduled today, Saturday and Sunday at the George Washington… Continue reading
