Clallam County

Candidates diverge on direction: Port of Port Angeles incumbent, challenger discuss issues at forum

Candidates diverge on direction: Port of Port Angeles incumbent, challenger discuss issues at forum

Sequim-area Port of Port Angeles commissioner candidates Michael Cobb and Colleen McAleer charted different courses on the importance of recreational boating at… Continue reading

Candidates diverge on direction: Port of Port Angeles incumbent, challenger discuss issues at forum

Highway 101 reopens with one lane of alternating traffic

Drivers can travel around Lake Crescent on U.S. Highway 101 now but may have to wait for a traffic signal to allow… Continue reading

Makah police report possible fentanyl-laced marijuana

The Makah Tribal Police Department is warning the public that officers believe they found fentanyl-laced marijuana during a recent arrest. Jasper Bruner,… Continue reading

Port Angeles cuts costs after mill sale in light of reorganization

Port Angeles cuts costs after mill sale in light of reorganization

In response to the sale and re-tooling of the former Nippon paper mill in Port Angeles, city officials are pinching pennies to… Continue reading

Port Angeles cuts costs after mill sale in light of reorganization

Port Angeles council takes steps to support tax for juvenile services

The Port Angeles City Council will consider backing a one-tenth of 1 percent sales tax to help in funding the Clallam County… Continue reading

Clallam County bans pot sales in Joyce

Marijuana retailers are now prohibited in Joyce after action taken by the Clallam County commissioners Tuesday. In a 2-to-1 vote, with Commissioner… Continue reading

Clallam to consider today deal to address youth marijuana, tobacco and vaping use

Clallam County is looking to address youth marijuana, tobacco and vaping use in a contract county commissioners are considering during their meeting… Continue reading

Clallam group members seek to get out the vote

Voter registration forms are coming to a store near you. Members of the League of Women Voters of Clallam County will be at the Sequim… Continue reading

A crew from Clallam County Public Utility District 1 drains water from an excavation after a water main break along Monroe Road east of Port Angeles on Thursday. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Water main break disrupts traffic on Monroe Road

Alternating traffic and some water service outages resulted Thursday due to a broken water main on Monroe Road, which was reported around… Continue reading

A crew from Clallam County Public Utility District 1 drains water from an excavation after a water main break along Monroe Road east of Port Angeles on Thursday. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
Sequim High School drama program on hold as district seeks licensed teacher to lead

Sequim High School drama program on hold as district seeks licensed teacher to lead

Sequim High School’s drama program is on hold after district officials chose not to renew longtime instructor Robin’s Hall’s contract three weeks ago.… Continue reading

Sequim High School drama program on hold as district seeks licensed teacher to lead

‘Midnight in Paris’ to benefit First Step Family Support Center

Char-grilled sirloin steak, pan-seared salmon or chicken marsala — these plates of choice offer the dining ambience of a ballroom Saturday night,… Continue reading

From left, Nancy Gooch, Mindy Gelder, Jessica Swenson, Debbie Bouquin and Cheryl Koenig will perform in “Five Tellers Dancing in the Rain.” The show opens today at the Port Angeles Community Playhouse. (Kate Carter)

‘Five Tellers’ opens tonight in Port Angeles

Among the coffee cups and Moon Pies lie the secrets, dreams, anxieties and a whole lot of laughter in the bank break… Continue reading

From left, Nancy Gooch, Mindy Gelder, Jessica Swenson, Debbie Bouquin and Cheryl Koenig will perform in “Five Tellers Dancing in the Rain.” The show opens today at the Port Angeles Community Playhouse. (Kate Carter)

Back Country Horsemen host ride, camp-out

The Back Country Horsemen of Washington Mount Olympus Chapter will sponsor its inaugural ride and camp-out today through Sunday. The group will… Continue reading

Beer me: Arts Draughts to please tastes in brews, art

Beer me: Arts Draughts to please tastes in brews, art

From golden brews to a bottle art installation, the third annual Arts & Draughts Festival caters to the beer-minded and art-enthused. To… Continue reading

Beer me: Arts Draughts to please tastes in brews, art
Detention center sued for paying detainees $1 a day

Detention center sued for paying detainees $1 a day

Washington state has sued the operator of one of the largest private immigration detention centers in the… Continue reading

Detention center sued for paying detainees $1 a day

Friends of the Poor Walk gears up Saturday

Some of the more vulnerable members of the community are once again getting a helping hand thanks to some active legs. The annual… Continue reading

Garden walk, spaghetti dinner, story slam set this weekend

EDITOR’S NOTE: This has been updated to correct the location of First Step Family Support Center’s children’s play group this Tuesday. An open garden walk… Continue reading

Green Thumb Award goes to PA couple

Robin and Greg Money were awarded the summer Green Thumb Award by the Port Angeles Garden Club recently. For the past 11… Continue reading

Hilary & Kate stop by Sequim to debut new album

Hilary & Kate stop by Sequim to debut new album

Sequim residents can get their fix of gospel, folk and bluegrass with a concert featuring the… Continue reading

Hilary & Kate stop by Sequim to debut new album

Historic home tour offers glimpse into hidden treasure Sunday

“If you grew up here, you know the house” — the all-white home at 504 S. Race St. Jean Hordyk of Soroptimist… Continue reading