QUILCENE -- Quilcene Fair organizers are doing it all for Al, because Al has done everything for the town. Al Jakeway, 88, suffered a stroke… Continue reading
QUILCENE -- The School Board refined its goals Tuesday, hoping to improve communication, education and planning. Goals outlined by the School Board include improving and… Continue reading
A citizen's petition calling for the repeal of the county Critical Areas Ordinance is headed to court. Clallam County commissioners voted 2-1 Tuesday to seek… Continue reading
Fifteen more candidates filed for office in Clallam County on Tuesday, the second day of filing in the fall election cycle. The election season heated… Continue reading
FORKS -- The second Feast of Forks Festival includes the 10th annual Forks Annual Fly-In and the Fred Orr Co-ed Softball Tournament. Friday * Noon… Continue reading
FORKS -- Investigators are still searching for clues in a stabbing attack Saturday that left one man dead and a second hospitalized. Two other men… Continue reading
Seven more people threw their hats into the political arena Tuesday, the second day of filing for Jefferson County offices on the ballot this fall.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- City officials are offering a $2 million, 20-year development subsidy, plus potential operating subsidies, to attract a regional conference center to the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A study is under way to determine the feasibility of constructing a new North Olympic Library System branch library in the city. "We… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Sculptor Dave Reynolds has found a permanent home for his unique work of art "Sunlight and Shadow." The 1,100-pound, aluminum sculpture has been… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Record crowds swarmed the fields and streets of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley last weekend for the fifth annual Celebrate Lavender Festival. "We're comfortable with… Continue reading
FORKS -- The second Feast of Forks set for this weekend features an old American tradition -- Chautauqua. Chautauqua was once a widespread form of… Continue reading
A total of 28 people threw their hats in the ring on the first day of candidate filing for the fall elections. A half dozen… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A 38-year-old man accused in a spree of mail thefts to get credit cards and checks remains in custody after a judge… Continue reading
JOYCE -- A former resident is planning to sue the state Department of Transportation for allegedly failing to adequately maintain State Route 112 prior to… Continue reading
Digitized drivers' licenses are now available in Clallam County. The new licenses feature a view of Mount Rainier, larger and bolder printing, and the driver's… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND --Twenty-two people filed to run for elected offices countywide Monday, the first day of filing in the fall election cycle. Nearly 50 elected… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Platypus Marine, Inc., officials confirmed Monday that the company is expanding, prompting another marine construction firm to move its operation. Kevin Blake,… Continue reading
Port Townsend has until December 2003 to fix low water pressure problems under an agreement with the state Department of Health. The City Council authorized… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The City Council approved the annexation of 46 acres of land adjacent to the northern city limit. No opposition to the annexation was… Continue reading
