PORT TOWNSEND -- "The hottest day of summer was drawing to a close." One hundred Harry Potter fans packed the Port Townsend Public Library at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- As wind whipped across the deck of the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Active on Friday afternoon, the ship's 75 crew members bid… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- The first Army Stryker Brigade convoys to roll through Port Hadlock and Chimacum made their way off the Olympic Peninsula without a… Continue reading
Ryan Decker and his friends didn't see the 20-foot rock embankment that their four-wheel, all-terrain vehicles crashed down in the early morning darkness of June… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Area peace activists say they will ignore the convoy of about 700 Army vehicles from Naval Magazine Indian Island to Fort Lewis… Continue reading
Peninsula College will celebrate its 41st commencement Saturday at the main campus in Port Angeles. More than 300 graduates are eligible to receive diplomas and… Continue reading
Port Angeles resident Lee R. Embree, a retired World War II Army Air Corps officer and photographer, will deliver a speech Saturday at the Museum… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A citizens group opposing fluoridation of the city water supply has retained a Seattle environmental attorney to explore possible legal action. Clallam… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- More than 300 volunteers are needed this weekend to complete another phase of the Dream Playground. Work will occur rain or shine… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Hadlock Days is kicking off this year with a coronation ceremony to pick royalty for the first time ever. The ceremony begins… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Members of the public hoping to show up to Monday's City Council meeting and be heard on the city's plans to allow Wal-Mart… Continue reading
Four young adults from Port Angeles and Sequim are hoping that their fashions made entirely from sticky duct tape will win a national contest that… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- A $2.2 million project at Naval Magazine Indian Island is part of $9.2 billion recently approved by a U.S. House of Representatives… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- Military officials are forecasting a minimal impact on east Jefferson County traffic as hundreds of Army trucks and armored vehicles convoy to… Continue reading
CLALLAM BAY -- The Clallam Bay-Sekiu Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday endorsed sending a letter to the state in search of support to save a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- An updated study of a potential barge dock operated by the Port of Port Angeles should be ready by September despite uncertainty… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- A sign that summer is finally here: the Olympic Peninsula's only drive-in movie theater is open for business. Wheel-In Motor Movie opens… Continue reading
A Poulsbo company is the apparent low bidder for the state Department of Transportation's massive graving yard and Hood Canal Bridge project set to begin… Continue reading
A hatchery called critical to the recovery of North Olympic Peninsula wild salmon stocks was saved -- at least for now -- by the state… Continue reading
A committee trying to improve access to health care on the North Olympic Peninsula will ask the state Legislature for help. Volunteers in Medicine, a… Continue reading
