Clallam County

Port Angeles High School students sought for commission vacancy

The city of Port Angeles is seeking Port Angeles High School student applicants to fill a vacancy on the Parks, Recreation and… Continue reading

Registration open for succession planning workshop Sept. 28 in Forks

Andy Perleberg will present “Ties to the Land — Succession Planning for Landowners” from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28. The… Continue reading

Staff, parents learn about active shooter tactics

In an active shooter situation, it’s not necessary to be polite. That was one of the messages delivered by Jesus Villahermosa Jr. of… Continue reading

EYE ON CLALLAM: Port Angeles council considers lifting parking rules

The Port Angeles City Council will consider when it meets in regular session at 6 p.m. Tuesday how to direct staff in regard to a… Continue reading

VIDEO: Newest tsunami models show huge waves battering Peninsula coasts

VIDEO: Newest tsunami models show huge waves battering Peninsula coasts

When a catastrophic magnitude 9.0 earthquake strikes the Cascadia Subduction Zone, those on Washington’s coast will have only minutes to find higher… Continue reading

VIDEO: Newest tsunami models show huge waves battering Peninsula coasts
Traffic, sidewalk shutdowns imminent for hotel project

Traffic, sidewalk shutdowns imminent for hotel project

Traffic snarls are in the fall forecast for downtown Port Angeles. City officials are close to approving a two-phase plan calling for… Continue reading

Traffic, sidewalk shutdowns imminent for hotel project

Port Angeles man freed but loses custody

Case dismissed to save child from testifying

Clallam Transit considers eliminating advertising on buses

Clallam Transit considers eliminating advertising on buses

The Clallam Transit System board is considering whether to remove advertising from its buses in an effort to avoid any potential lawsuits.… Continue reading

Clallam Transit considers eliminating advertising on buses
Tents, shelters cleared off site near Morse Creek

Tents, shelters cleared off site near Morse Creek

Department of Fish & Wildlife parcel had already been vacated once earlier this month

Tents, shelters cleared off site near Morse Creek
Taxes, climate change, ratings discussed in Port Angeles School Board forum

Taxes, climate change, ratings discussed in Port Angeles School Board forum

Candidates gather at Port Angeles Business Association event

Taxes, climate change, ratings discussed in Port Angeles School Board forum

Clallam libraries will no longer charge fines for overdue books

Vote nixes the fees at facilities in Port Angeles, Sequim, Forks, Clallam Bay

Last tour planned of Downtown Hotel in Port Angeles

Soroptimist International of Port Angeles-Jet Set will host a final look at the inside of the Downtown Hotel from 11 a.m. to… Continue reading

Jammin’ in the Park community party on Saturday

Jammin’ in the Park community party on Saturday

A big party with plenty of bands, brews and burgers will take over Pebble Beach Park on Saturday. It’s the fifth year… Continue reading

Jammin’ in the Park community party on Saturday

Wolf plan meetings canceled because of threats of violence

The state has canceled a series of wolf-related meetings, including one set in Port Angeles in October, saying it fears they might be… Continue reading

City approves 97 homes that connect South Seventh Avenue

City approves 97 homes that connect South Seventh Avenue

Neighbors share concerns over flooding, traffic impacts

City approves 97 homes that connect South Seventh Avenue

Press problems delay PDN deliveries

Due to production problems at the press, delivery of the Peninsula Daily News may be delayed today, Friday, Aug. 30. In addition, copies of the… Continue reading

Open house set Sept. 6 to celebrate church’s 125th year

Open house set Sept. 6 to celebrate church’s 125th year

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will hold an open house to celebrate its 125th anniversary from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept.… Continue reading

Open house set Sept. 6 to celebrate church’s 125th year
Hot cars, hot planes and hot food coming up

Hot cars, hot planes and hot food coming up

Hot Thunder Nite in Forks, the Sekiu Fly-In and a community barbecue in Port Townsend are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula.… Continue reading

Hot cars, hot planes and hot food coming up

‘Out of the Forest’ exhibit set in Sequim

“Out of the Forest” — an exhibit of photographs, glass and woodwork by members of the Olympic Peaks Camera Club — will open… Continue reading

Art show sparked by aerial spraying

A show of artwork focused on environmental issues will open at The Gallery @ OAP on Sunday. A reception for the show… Continue reading