Washington state’s longest-running festival , the Sequim Irrigation Festival, begins its 123rd edition today. The two-weekend event — Come to Sequim with Me… Continue reading
Sequim High School students staged another walkout onto the campus’ courtyard this week but with the sole purpose of standing for the right… Continue reading
The Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating a plane that crashed into the side of Klahhane Ridge… Continue reading
For the second time in two weeks, Jefferson County commissioners have voted to settle potentially expensive public records act litigation threatened by… Continue reading
Puget Sound Express, the Port Townsend-based whale watching tour company, encountered a new addition to one of the orca pods feeding in… Continue reading
No one seems to know the total effect Jefferson County’s marine trades have on the economy of the area, say members of… Continue reading
A candlelight vigil to support Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women is planned Saturday. The vigil will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.… Continue reading
Clallam Marine Resources Committee is accepting applications now for six student internships, five for the summer and one long-term. Applications are due… Continue reading
The historic 23-foot wooden sloop Felicity Ann has kissed the water once again. In a ceremony Tuesday witnessed by 75 craftsmen, supporters… Continue reading
A proposal to allow people to live in RVs or campers on private property as a temporary fix to the housing shortage… Continue reading
Craig Fulton resigned from his position as Port Angeles Public Works and Utilities Department director late Friday afternoon without giving notice, City… Continue reading
The new general manager of Jefferson County Public Utility District, Larry Dunbar, focused on three areas during his first public meeting with… Continue reading
Sequim sophomore Paul Jacobsen won the Olympic League 2A Boys Golf Championship with a 1-under-par round of 71 at Cedars at Dungeness Golf… Continue reading
Forks softball pitchers Britney Dean and Chloe Leverington combined to give up just two… Continue reading
LAST SATURDAY’S LOWLAND lake trout opener was held in gray, rainy conditions across much, if not all of western Washington. “One of the common themes… Continue reading
The colorful, waterside Mats Mats Bay home and studio of the late Northwind Arts Center co-founder and artist Jeanette Best is still… Continue reading
For some parents who have children struggling with addiction, finding a comfortable and reliable support group locally can be difficult. Sequim residents Cliff… Continue reading
A 54-year-old Sequim man has been acquitted of an attempted rape charge while a second count of indecent liberties remains unresolved. Joseph… Continue reading
Clallam County Fire District No. 2 will conduct a live-fire training exercise at the 400 block of Garling Road beginning at 7:30… Continue reading
Three employees at the Clallam Bay Corrections Center and three employees at the Olympic Corrections Center have earned state Department of Corrections annual… Continue reading
