DUNGENESS — Out here, the labors of love are many. There is love between two young mates. Love for animals. Love for the family who… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The long and long-awaited weekend is just about here: three days when a dozen hot-air balloons will be sprinkled across the sky, and… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Jazz from the American songbook, marimba music from Africa, electrified Celtic violin: One after another, they will fill the air at this weekend's… Continue reading
LEE OSKAR, THE revered harmonica player who formed the band War with Eric Burdon back in 1969, has been added to tonight's roster of rock… Continue reading
SEQUIM — In the air tonight: a universal theme of sight and sound. “Once in a blue moon, you get to see Rare Earth,” is… Continue reading
CHIMACUM — So a bunch of food and music lovers from across the North Olympic Peninsula got together and, seeing how they savor the same… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Up here, it's easy to feel reverent. It's warm. Still as a mountain morning. And it feels as if an invisible hand has… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A choir of some 200 voices is poised to celebrate two occasions today: local musician Anna Nichols’ 76th birthday and the city… Continue reading
GreenBean, the heroine of Elizabeth Blake’s book True Blue Family, worries that she doesn’t belong. She seems so different, after all, from her folks. But… Continue reading
CHIMACUM — The longer Keola Beamer and his spouse, Moanalani Beamer, make music together, the more they discover. The pair, who will appear at 8… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula and Russia will meet, in art and prose, tonight in a free program called “Two Moons, Two Strings.”… Continue reading
GARDINER — This spring, it became quite clear: People were thirsty for laughter. “Humor in Paradise,” a comedy revue to benefit the Paradise Theatre School… Continue reading
DUNGENESS — The house, the horses and the hawks . . . they’re staying. But the “I do’s” are just about done. The Cutting Garden,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Karen Brown could hardly reach the handlebars. But reach she did. A 5-year-old kid with a new set of wheels — the… Continue reading
By Diane Urbani de la Paz Peninsula Spotlight PORT ANGELES — When played with gusto, this music is forever young. So believes Jeff Lockhart, the… Continue reading
By Diane Urbani de la Paz Peninsula Spotlight PORT ANGELES — Sarah Tucker is ready to pull the curtain back again. An artist, filmmaker and… Continue reading
SEQUIM — This place, where motion and calm coexist, is where the Olympic Discovery Trail began. Railroad Bridge Park, the site of a nearly century-old… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A flock of comedians will alight this Friday night for “Laughs for Lee,” a benefit at the Key City Playhouse. Nationally known… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In the last of a series of free cooking demonstrations at the Wednesday Port Angeles Farmers Market, chef Dave Long will work… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — As a Hollywood costumer, Sica Schmitz has seen plenty: glamorous movie premieres, demanding directors, stars who are fabulous. But for this 28-year-old… Continue reading
