FORKS — The ongoing schoolteachers strike in British Columbia will not prevent the Mount Douglas Rams from crossing the Strait of Juan de Fuca to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Mike Knowles was chatting with a reporter before an Olympic Avalanche basketball practice at Peninsula College last month. “Mike, it's time,” Avalanche… Continue reading
RUMORS REGARDING WILD coho retention off coastal fishing locales turned out to be true. The state Department of Fish and Wildlife met with federal officials… Continue reading
TUKWILA — The Peninsula College men and women outscored their opponents 14-2 and won all four matches at the 48-team Northwest Athletic Conference Friendlies soccer… Continue reading
RUMORS REGARDING WILD coho retention off coastal fishing locales turned out to be true. The state Department of Fish and Wildlife met with federal officials… Continue reading
SUMMER CRAB SEASON will wrap Monday at sunset in many of the marine areas bordering the North Olympic Peninsula. These include Marine Area 4 (east… Continue reading
TUKWILA — The nationally-ranked Peninsula College Pirates opened their 2014 soccer season right where they left off: winning at Starfire. The two-time defending Northwest Athletic… Continue reading
I DON’T VACATION well. Sure, I can play the part, looking relaxed and care free while sipping an adult beverage, but inside I have a… Continue reading
SUMMER CRAB SEASON will wrap Monday at sunset in many of the marine areas bordering the North Olympic Peninsula. These include Marine Area 4 (east… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Neah Bay and Lummi are the early favorites in 8-man football. The defending state champions Red Devils are ranked second in Class… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Neah Bay and Lummi are the early favorites in 8-man football. The defending state champions Red Devils are ranked second in Class… Continue reading
I DON’T VACATION well. Sure, I can play the part, looking relaxed and care free while sipping an adult beverage, but inside I have a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — For generations of Port Angeles baseball and softball-playing youth who fielded a grounder, caught a pop fly or swung for the fences,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — For generations of Port Angeles baseball and softball-playing youth who fielded a grounder, caught a pop fly or swung for the fences,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College soccer program made history in 2013, and they hope to write the next chapter of that Northwest Athletic Conference… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College soccer program made history in 2013, and they hope to write the next chapter of that Northwest Athletic Conference… Continue reading
“Two monsters, one Quileute and one Elwha, met occasionally in massive combat at the boundary between the Elwha and Quileuete territory. Evenly matched, they laid… Continue reading
“Two monsters, one Quileute and one Elwha, met occasionally in massive combat at the boundary between the Elwha and Quileuete territory. Evenly matched, they laid… Continue reading
THE BULK OF the vaunted summer king salmon season has come and gone with a lilywhite whimper rather than a lion's roar, but a wave… Continue reading
THE BULK OF the vaunted summer king salmon season has come and gone with a lilywhite whimper rather than a lion's roar, but a wave… Continue reading
