Fireworks will blossom like stars in the sky just 1,000 feet off City Pier to cap Port Angeles’ 2017 celebration of Independence… Continue reading
Ed Berrington of Port Angeles is as sure today as he was 75 years ago that Elaine Berrington was the right woman… Continue reading
A Coast Guard aircrew conducted a medical evacuation of an ill man from the cruise ship MS Amsterdam, which was off the… Continue reading
Clallam County will use fewer reserves to balance the 2017 budget than previously thought, commissioners learned this week. Thanks to spikes in… Continue reading
A 48-year-old Clallam Bay man was treated and discharged from Olympic Medical Center after the pickup he was driving crashed along state Highway… Continue reading
Editor’s note: This report has been changed to reflect a correct starting time for the free open house in Sequim regarding Pollution Identification & Correction… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce and city of Sequim will host the season’s first free summer outdoor concerts next week. Black Diamond Junction… Continue reading
Early estimates put finishing the remodel of the Guy Cole Center in Carrie Blake Park at… Continue reading
A doctoral student from Uganda will explore the interactions between people and carnivores in Washington state during the next presentation in the Evening… Continue reading
Pink Up Port Angeles will culminate in a benefit golf tournament today. The annual campaign by the Soroptimist International of Port Angeles-Noon… Continue reading
A recent insurance study links increased car crash claims to legalized recreational marijuana. The Highway Loss… Continue reading
“WITH GOD, YOU are never alone.” If you are a Christian of any stripe you have probably heard this a hundred or more times. When… Continue reading
Just home from California, we began having a problem with our garage doors. The first time the golf cart garage was open in the morning,… Continue reading
Referring to board members who support the health center as supporting the “modern Holocaust” of abortion and comparing them to Nazis and American slave owners… Continue reading
Rain gardens will be the topic of a presentation by stormwater management experts at
6 p.m. Thursday. Bob Simmons, Vince McIntyre and… Continue reading
The Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center and Hurricane Ridge Gift Shop & Snack Bar will be staffed daily beginning today. The visitor… Continue reading
Plans to install eight tournament-quality pickleball courts in Carrie Blake Park in Sequim by year’s end have been pushed into 2018. Charlie Pugh,… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation will host its International Surfing Day celebration at Harbinger Winery from 6:30 p.m. to… Continue reading
Twenty-two students of Joan Quigley’s piano studio performed at a spring recital held in First Presbyterian Church. The students who performed solos,… Continue reading
Locals and tourists can bike their way through Sequim and view tribal art along the way.… Continue reading
