PORT TOWNSEND — For just the third time since 1960, Jefferson County will be represented at the Democratic National Convention. Last week, Port Townsend resident… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Tuesday night kicks off the summer's first Sequim Music & Movie in the Park. Deadwood Revival, a local band specializing in old-time folk… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It's the classic American success story: entry-level employee starts out working in the lumber yard and one day becomes president of the… Continue reading
A flotilla of models of some of the most graceful ships that ever sailed the seas will dock in Port Angeles and Port Townsend over… Continue reading
Here are details of some of the tall ships that have been mentioned as expected in the waters off Port Angeles or Port Townsend. The… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW — New historical displays at the Olympic Peninsula Gateway Visitor Center, the first North Olympic Peninsula visitor center west of the Hood Canal… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Candidates for a rarely contested seat on the state District 2 Court of Appeals answered questions at a forum sponsored by the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A Sequim funeral director has won Round 2 in his proposal to install a crematory in Carlsborg. The bout, though, isn't over.… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Chris Olson thought he'd only make a brief pit stop in the Dungeness Valley. The place Olson's father referred to as "God's country,"… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The developers of a proposed sprint boat course on property near William R. Fairchild International Airport will be the speakers at Tuesday's… Continue reading
It's been two years since Gilbert Gilman and Stephen "Mike" Mason took walks in the woods and disappeared without a trace. Gilman, deputy director of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 27-year-old Bremerton woman was arrested Saturday evening after law enforcement officers said she fled the scene of a hit-and-run wreck earlier… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Artists have been snuggling new projects in Webster's Woods as they prepare for the summer opening of the Art Outside display at… Continue reading
FORKS — Machines toss trees, clipping the ends and shaving off the branches as if they were toothpicks. It is just one of the sites… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Among the 340 degrees and certificates awarded at the Peninsula College commencement ceremony on Saturday will be one for a student who… Continue reading
DIAMOND POINT — A week and a half of wrestling with stucco has produced a shimmering scene of surf and sun, just in time for… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — Jefferson County Public Utility District commissioners have awarded a contract to a Lynnwood firm to study the feasibility of the district providing… Continue reading
The state Department of Health announced Thursday the closure of beaches along the western Strait of Juan de Fuca to harvesting all species of shellfish.… Continue reading
BRINNON — Brinnon's Senior Nutrition program will remain in operation until some time in July, now that the Olympic Community Action Programs leader has backed… Continue reading
FORKS — Sexual harassment charges brought by a former Forks police sergeant aren't sufficient to prompt state charges, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has decided.… Continue reading
