The Port Angeles City Council will have a special meeting today. The meeting, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Vern… Continue reading
ONE DOESN’T REALLY have to tune a washtub bass, so Larry Baysinger waited patiently while the other musicians tuned their strings. His foot rested atop… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team has seized 406 grams of heroin, 194 grams of methamphetamine, and 343 opioid pills and suboxone… Continue reading
The Clallam County commissioners have agreed to send a letter to the state Department of Natural Resources, telling the department that its… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula saw a higher number of registered voters participate in this year’s general election than did statewide. The state saw… Continue reading
Brad Schroeder of Sequim pushes his 7-year-old daughter Madelynne, front, and her 6-year-old friend Piper Cook, middle, at the Port Angeles Winter Ice Village on… Continue reading
Dana Snell of Port Angeles, left, receives a jar of honey from Meg Depew of Sequim Bee Farm on Friday at the Vintage Market fair… Continue reading
Kristen Neils of Tumwater and her daughter, Kennedy Neils, 6, examine a squid before its dissection as part of a field trip for students of… Continue reading
Two-year-old Brooklyn Senf entertains herself with crayons and markers with her grandmother, Karen Clark of Port Angeles, during Saturday’s pancake breakfast in the ballroom of… Continue reading
The search for the elusive Pacific marten in Olympic National Park will be the topic of a lecture on Tuesday. The lecture… Continue reading
Clallam County commissioners will discuss moving the Emergency Operation Center at a meeting that will begin at 9 a.m. Monday. The work session will be… Continue reading
Lonnie Archibald will sign copies of his new book in Sequim and present lectures about it in Forks. The book, “Let’s Go Truckin’,… Continue reading
Nathan O. Reid was arrested last week for allegedly pointing a weapon or gun-shaped stick at a man who had chased him… Continue reading
OLYMPIA – The Washington State Board on Geographic Names has approved a name for a beach in Blyn offered by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe that… Continue reading
When you walk into your kitchen to create the big holiday meal, you can take one thing for granted: the ground beneath… Continue reading
A task force created after Washington lawmakers attempted to exempt themselves from the state’s Public Records Act says the state… Continue reading
Being homeless in Port Angeles is far from easy, a reality that becomes chillingly clear at about 5 a.m. every morning. Many… Continue reading
AS WE BEGIN our trek through December and into the new year, we enter the best time of year to plant. The weather is cool… Continue reading
The executive director of Olympic Community of Health, which serves the North Olympic Peninsula, has been given the Health Innovator of the Year… Continue reading
THERE ARE SO many great gifts for birdwatchers that it almost doesn’t seem necessary to come up with suggestions for Christmas shopping. That’s also true… Continue reading
