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15-year-old hit in crosswalk in Port Angeles; condition unknown
PORT ANGELES — A 15-year-old girl was hit by a car while crossing Lauridsen Boulevard on Tuesday afternoon…
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Port Angeles Underground digs in for eighth-place finish in national contest
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Underground didn’t quite rise to the top of a national top 10…
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Clallam commissioners get Cascadia Rising drill update amid spate of Pacific Rim quakes
PORT ANGELES — With three major earthquakes on the Pacific Rim in just the past few days as…
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Spring snowpack banking water for North Olympic Peninsula rivers, though worries persist over melting rate
The spring snowpack in the Olympic Mountains is 102 percent of average, a snowy water-savings bank that could…
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WEEKEND: RainFest celebrates West End arts, nature with two weeks of events
NOTE: “Today” and “tonight” refer to Friday, April 15. FORKS — Rain or shine, two weeks of the…
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WEEKEND REWIND: Clallam Sheriff’s Office concerned about man photographing children on Olympic Discovery Trail near Sequim
SEQUIM — The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information about a man who was seen taking photographs…
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WEEKEND REWIND: Olympic Peninsula Humane Society animals moving to new digs at $1.5 million shelter east of Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society is moving to its new $1.5 million shelter on Old…
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WEEKEND REWIND: New Peninsula College building on the rise and on schedule to host classes in 2017
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College’s newest building is rising from grounds where tennis once held court. The Allied…
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WEEKEND REWIND: Which beach is best? Lower Elwha Klallam mull where to welcome Canoe Journey paddlers
PORT ANGELES — The Lower Elwha Klallam have a wealth of beaches to choose among for welcoming other…
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Port Angeles residents focus on outdoor resources, jobs in planning workshops
PORT ANGELES — Jobs and the outdoors were the only elements of Port Angeles living in which participants…
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Clallam Bay principal moving on to new job in Coulee Dam
CLALLAM BAY — Clallam Bay School’s principal, Mark Herndon, will leave for a position in Coulee Dam this…
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WEEKEND: RainFest celebrates West End arts, nature with two weeks of events starting today
NOTE: “Today” and “tonight” refer to Friday, April 15. FORKS — Rain or shine, two weeks of the…
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Tidelands near Sequim Bay’s John Wayne Marina to be studied, seeded with native Olympia oysters
PORT ANGELES — Tidelands near John Wayne Marina will be studied and parts of them seeded to create…
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Clallam Sheriff’s Office concerned about man photographing children on Olympic Discovery Trail near Sequim
SEQUIM — The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information about a man who was seen taking photographs…
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Port of Port Angeles commissioners take a closer look at rules for speakers
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles commissioners want to make sure the public is aware of rules…
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Olympic Peninsula Humane Society animals moving to new digs at $1.5 million shelter east of Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society is moving to its new $1.5 million shelter on Old…
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Memorial set Friday for Sequim man who died in motorcycle wreck
SEQUIM — A Sequim man who died in a motorcycle wreck last week is remembered by family and…
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Crescent School District seeks new superintendent-principal; public meeting set tonight
JOYCE — The Crescent School Board will meet with parents and other community members tonight to start the…
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Port of Port Angeles, Platypus owner at work on lease agreement with new deadline in place
PORT ANGELES — A six-month ultimatum that the Port of Port Angeles was given to address lease concerns…
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New Peninsula College building on the rise and on schedule to host classes in 2017
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College’s newest building is rising from grounds where tennis once held court. The Allied…