Clallam County

Eric Van Orman.

Ocular conditions, treatments topic of wellness forum

Eric Van Orman will present “Ocular Conditions and Current Treatments” at 2 p.m. Wednesday as a part of WOW! Working on Wellness Radio… Continue reading

Eric Van Orman.

Veterans Day to be marked on Peninsula

One ceremony to be held Wednesday

Andrew May/For Peninsula Daily News Taking advantage of the ideal time of year, Andrew May transplants bronze sedges out of the rose garden and then will add new roses.

A GROWING CONCERN: Fall planting keeps garden outlook rosy

NOT ONLY DID we have frost this past week, we turned our calendars to November and this morning we turned our clocks back one hour… Continue reading

Andrew May/For Peninsula Daily News Taking advantage of the ideal time of year, Andrew May transplants bronze sedges out of the rose garden and then will add new roses.
The damage caused by the blast. Courtesy of the North Olympic History Center

BACK WHEN: Explosions rattle, take lives on Olympic Peninsula

IT IS GOOD to use significant milestones to remind ourselves that life has risks, and we always need to be watchful. I say this because… Continue reading

The damage caused by the blast. Courtesy of the North Olympic History Center
Paul Gottlieb/Peninsula Daily News Dennis Bauer at an Aug. 17 court hearing.

Bauer murder trial starts Monday

Testimony begins Nov. 15

Paul Gottlieb/Peninsula Daily News Dennis Bauer at an Aug. 17 court hearing.
Jim Stoffer

Four honored for community service

Volunteers presented awards in virtual ceremony

Jim Stoffer

Outcomes unchanged after fourth Clallam County ballot count

Outcomes remained unchanged after a fourth count of ballots by the Clallam County Auditor’s Office on Friday. The voter turnout in Tuesday’s… Continue reading

Sequim Museum Director Judy Stipe, left, and volunteers Bob Stipe, exhibit woodworker, and Katherine Vollenweider, volunteer designer and curator, put the finishing touches on the new exhibit, “Journey Through Time," which opened last week at the Sequim Museum & Arts, 544 N. Sequim Ave. Visitors can see how this area has changed from the Pleistocene Era to the present. A year in the making, this exhibit displays artifacts, ship models, historical photographs, charts and more from the museum’s collection. Admission at Sequim Museum & Arts is always free (donations are accepted), and is open 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Wednesdays-Saturdays. Submitted photo
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Sequim Museum offers ‘Journey Through Time’

Sequim Museum Director Judy Stipe, left, and volunteers Bob Stipe, exhibit woodworker, and Katherine Vollenweider, volunteer designer and curator, put the finishing touches on the… Continue reading

Sequim Museum Director Judy Stipe, left, and volunteers Bob Stipe, exhibit woodworker, and Katherine Vollenweider, volunteer designer and curator, put the finishing touches on the new exhibit, “Journey Through Time," which opened last week at the Sequim Museum & Arts, 544 N. Sequim Ave. Visitors can see how this area has changed from the Pleistocene Era to the present. A year in the making, this exhibit displays artifacts, ship models, historical photographs, charts and more from the museum’s collection. Admission at Sequim Museum & Arts is always free (donations are accepted), and is open 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Wednesdays-Saturdays. Submitted photo
Harbor Arts Gallery is hosting a Small Works ;show.

Small Works show at Harbor Art Gallery

Harbor Art Gallery is featuring a Small Works show this month and next. The gallery at 114 N. Laurel St., will participate… Continue reading

Harbor Arts Gallery is hosting a Small Works ;show.

Soroptimists groups seek applications for Live Your Dream awards

Soroptimist International of Port Angeles’ Noon and Jet Set clubs have set Monday, Nov. 15, as the deadline for their Live Your… Continue reading

Lamar Buffalo Ranch and Rose Creek in Yellowstone by Susan White is a new work that will be added to the Black and White Camera show at Studio Bob.

Studio Bob hosts art poses, photography, Xhoir

Three events are coming up this month at Studio Bob in downtown Port Angeles. All require proof of vaccination. Drink and Draw… Continue reading

Lamar Buffalo Ranch and Rose Creek in Yellowstone by Susan White is a new work that will be added to the Black and White Camera show at Studio Bob.

Todd Ortloff Show guests this week

Here is this week’s schedule for the 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Todd Ortloff Show on KONP 1450 am,… Continue reading

Tree removal continues around Lake Crescent for November

Hazard tree removal around Lake Crescent will continue from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays this month. Drivers can expect alternating single… Continue reading

Two more COVID-19 deaths reported on Peninsula

Two more Clallam County residents have died from COVID-19, raising the total number of deaths in the county to 67 and to 84 on the… Continue reading

Sequim Safeway employees gather for a ribbon cutting at the "Grand Reopening" of the store at 680-F W. Washington St., on Oct. 27. The store began an extensive remodel on July 5 and finished Oct. 19, store director Joe Barton said. Itg was the first remodel since 2004, staff said. Photo courtesy of Isaac Peiffer
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Safeway celebrates recent remodel

Sequim Safeway employees gather for a ribbon cutting at the “Grand Reopening” of the store at 680-F W. Washington St., on Oct. 27. The store… Continue reading

Sequim Safeway employees gather for a ribbon cutting at the "Grand Reopening" of the store at 680-F W. Washington St., on Oct. 27. The store began an extensive remodel on July 5 and finished Oct. 19, store director Joe Barton said. Itg was the first remodel since 2004, staff said. Photo courtesy of Isaac Peiffer

EYE ON CLALLAM: County commissioners to discuss nuisance ordinance

Meetings across Clallam County

Clallam County vote count confirms winners

Turnout nearly 50 percent

Mark Elbroch of Panthera provided images such as this one for Saturday's Puma Catwalk, a family activity at Robin Hill Park just outside Sequim. photo copyright Mark Elbroch

Cougars, music, art, books highlighted this weekend

Pumas cannot roar, but they can and do purr. They’re capable of leaping 25 feet from a standing position. And mama cougars, who spend 84… Continue reading

Mark Elbroch of Panthera provided images such as this one for Saturday's Puma Catwalk, a family activity at Robin Hill Park just outside Sequim. photo copyright Mark Elbroch

Doses of vaccine for young available

Appointments can be made now

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Downtown traffic lights on hold

City considers potential budget constraints

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