PORT ANGELES — A 175-foot smokestack on the western edge of downtown has less than two months remaining. The structure, a symbol of the North… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Representatives from three federal agencies will take input at a meeting tonight on a new Border Patrol policy under which agents no… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 13th cruise has been added to American Cruise Line’s itinerary of full-day, overnight stops that begin April 29 in Port Angeles… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — North Olympic Peninsula election officials are in countdown mode for the Nov. 5 off-year election with 91 nonpartisan seats up for grabs… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Region Clean Air Agency is completing the installation of three new air-quality monitors in Port Angeles and hopes to have… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A plywood mill building the size of the local Walmart Supercenter should be leveled by Friday, a Port of Port Angeles official… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — American Cruise Lines will make 12 stops in Port Angeles and Port Townsend this spring and fall in an upscale, 100-passenger vessel.… Continue reading
FORKS — New Forks Community Hospital CEO Bill McMillan is settling in as the head of this town’s largest employer — and is working to… Continue reading
The soil and climate that support the cultivation of berries and vegetables on the North Olympic Peninsula also are suitable for growing marijuana and fulfilling… Continue reading
Thomas Martin Roberts, who was serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for the murder of Clallam County Sheriff’s Deputy Wally Davis in… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Intellicheck Mobilisa Inc. is continuing to increase its workforce after being awarded a software-license agreement to deploy security software at a luxury… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Federal grant funding of nearly $1 million is being sought for a road extension project at William R. Fairchild International Airport to… Continue reading
The shroud of stagnant air that blanketed Clallam and Jefferson counties last week has tightened around Port Angeles, increasing chances for a Stage 1 burn… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A plan has been proposed by state Rep. Kevin Van De Wege and members of the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society under which jogging… Continue reading
BRINNON — A Seattle consulting firm is set to begin an environmental study on a long-planned 252-acre resort on Hood Canal that the builder hopes… Continue reading
FORKS — The cause has been ruled “undetermined” for a Jan. 2 fire that gutted a 7,400-square-foot building at the Department of Natural Resources’ Olympic… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Kevin A. Bradfield will plead guilty today to first-degree murder in the October 2011 strangulation death of Jennifer Pimentel, 27, lawyers involved… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A hearing this week on Nippon Paper Industries USA’s cooling tower permit application for the company’s biomass-burning cogeneration plant prompted a cascade… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Save the stack? That's what some North Olympic Peninsula residents want to do: preserve the 175-foot chimney that rises over downtown Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Some North Olympic Peninsula residents are urging the Port of Port Angeles to preserve the 175-foot smokestack that rises over downtown Port… Continue reading
