The Sequim School Board approved changes of administrative roles Monday. The board — President Heather Short, Vice President Brian Kuh, members Jim Stoffer… Continue reading
Three judges on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals say they’ll rule “as soon as practical” on the state… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee is opposed to a bill introduced by Republican U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers… Continue reading
Olympic splashed past Port Angeles 110-62 in an Olympic League boys swim and dive meet at William Shore Memorial Pool on Tuesday.… Continue reading
City police on Tuesday were investigating an alleged vehicle arson that occurred over the weekend. A 1995 Geo Metro was burned late… Continue reading
The Port Angeles City Council has added Eighth Street bridge barriers to the 2018-2023 capital facilities and transportation improvement plans, making the… Continue reading
Naval Magazine Indian Island, two miles from Port Townsend’s downtown, serves as the “logistics backbone” for… Continue reading
The meeting for the Foothills neighborhood to discuss potential service projects for the 2018 Service Fest has been rescheduled to 5 p.m. Wednesday,… Continue reading
After 32½ years of service at the Port Angeles Police Department, Ed Schilke will retire from the department. Schilke’s last day will… Continue reading
Jack Coleman is living proof that homelessness can strike at any time in someone’s life. Coleman grew… Continue reading
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to fully enforce a ban on travel to… Continue reading
Free Microsoft certification exams will be offered this month at the Port Angeles, Forks and Sequim public libraries. The Microsoft Office Specialist and Microsoft Technology… Continue reading
A Mexican man who spoke with reporters about his longtime girlfriend’s immigration arrest has now been detained himself, and he… Continue reading
The remains of a Minnesota native and World War II veteran have been laid to rest in Washington state… Continue reading
Port Angeles’ Liam Clark may be one of the players to watch this season. And it’s not hard to notice Clark, who grew a couple… Continue reading
I saw a little news blurb today in my Facebook feed that the junior college I attended 35 years ago in California won the California… Continue reading
Olympic Mountain snowpack was 268 percent of normal Thursday despite a series of atmospheric rivers in November, leaving a solid base of white stuff for… Continue reading
Flood-ravaged Olympic Hot Springs Road is battling an Elwha River swollen by rain and warm-temperature runoff, a waterway unleashed by the… Continue reading
As winter breezes into town, one woman seeks support for warming those in need. Jean Pratschner has organized a warming center inside the… Continue reading
Accused murderer Benjamin George Bonner has apologized in a letter to a Clallam County Superior Court judge, court papers allege. The 18-year-old… Continue reading
