PORT ANGELES — First he painted the sunshine, and then the torrential waterfall. And, Jim Lidback admits, he avoided the harder parts — the lush… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Surrounded by Webster’s Woods, that forest full of art, and the Webster House art gallery, you can embark on another kind of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Vanesa Prince Stoken took a chance on a wholly unfamiliar course — and found her path forward. Ask her to explain composites,… Continue reading
By Mary Jendrucko UNDOUBTEDLY, THERE WILL be at least two lavender-themed events this summer. Success can be contagious. It's a free country, and that's the… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The scoping — of sky, river mouth and bays — starts today. The Olympic Peninsula BirdFest, a welcoming of spring, gives local residents… Continue reading
OUR LOCAL YOUTHS did fantastic at their third and final Washington State High School Equestrian Teams district meet. Traditionally, the final meet before May's state… Continue reading
SEQUIM — It’s possible, the bird king believes, to hit the century mark this weekend. During the Olympic Peninsula BirdFest — three days of field… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Jennifer Knight is inviting young people to stand up, speak up and take part in a slam. That's the first-ever Poetry Slam,… Continue reading
"POINTING MY KAYAK away from the sand crescent, I stroked deeply, poling through the dappled bay and aiming toward the distant snow cone of glaciated… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Kristin Halberg has come home, to a place that is the same as it was back when she played in the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A night of reveling in “renewal and reawakening” is coming up Tuesday at an appropriately named place. Renaissance, the cafe at 401… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Feel free to “thump the chum,” Margaret Owens says, adding that her artwork is quite sturdy. But these chum, aka dog salmon, look… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Be careful on this particular evening, the storyteller Harvest Moon says. “I am a trickster, and I may do some April Fools'… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It sounds lightweight — “An Afternoon with Mozart.” Might this be a Sunday walk in the park, something the Peninsula Singers and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In February 2010, Marianne Trowbridge knew she had ovarian cancer. She didn’t stop for it, though, not then. At age 86, she… Continue reading
QUILCENE — You're encouraged to let it all out — all your booing, hissing, clapping and cheering — this Friday in a one-night-only show called… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The great body of water beside us has long held Janet Lamont in its thrall. “My favorite place to be,” says the… Continue reading
While the juggling is stupendous — known to involve pies, candy-filled plastic eggs and sea creatures — the Flying Karamazov Brothers are not just about… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — One of the county's most prominent faces will go dark tonight. The Clallam County Courthouse clock tower lights, at Fourth and Lincoln… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — “Bound for Freedom” is a story of a time that, though more than 150 years ago, is similar in some ways to… Continue reading
