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LaPush: Paddle Journey grows, heads to Hoh reservation today
LAPUSH — With the sun high over the Quileute tribe’s sacred James Island, the drumming and singing began…
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West End: Makah tribal member understands importance of Paddle Journey
NEAH BAY — As Makah tribal member Theron Parker pulls a canoe through the Pacific waters his ancestors…
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Olympic National Park: Temporary repairs to open Graves Creek Road, campground Aug. 16
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Short-term repairs to Quinault Valley’s Graves Creek Road began Monday, and park officials said…
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Neah Bay: Makah canoe skipper finds Paddle Journey a “healing from younger days”
NEAH BAY — For many, the 2002 Paddle Journey is about spiritual healing and self-pride. For others, it…
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Neah Bay: Canoe made by children launched for Paddle Journey
NEAH BAY — A 34-foot cedar canoe built by high school students made its maiden voyage to greet…
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Port Angeles: Tribal Paddle Journey continues today
PORT ANGELES — Lower Elwha officials said late Thursday night that American Indian canoe pullers on the 2002…
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Port Angeles: Biggest crowd yet welcomes canoe pullers at Hollywood Beach
PORT ANGELES — Canoe pullers from various American Indian tribes were welcomed by their largest crowd of the…
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Forks: Children to sing for their pool
FORKS — Local children will sing, dance, play instruments and perform other theatrics to help reach the community’s…
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Port Angeles: Sister city mayors dedicate foot bridge
PORT ANGELES — Mayors Glenn Wiggins and Masashi Sugiyama dedicated a wooden “friendship bridge” Monday to the sister…
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Clallam: Fatal crash in Gardiner still under investigation
GARDINER — A man killed Saturday evening in a one-car crash rollover on U.S. Highway 101 was identified…
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Port Angeles: Arts in Action weekend ends on high, very high, note
PORT ANGELES — Music, classic cars, local artists displaying work, warm weather and sand were all part of…
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WEST END: FORKS, AREA EVENTS CLOSE
FORKS — After a weekend packed with activity people begin winding down Sunday evening to return to work…
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Paddle Journey arrives on Peninsula on Monday
Tribes from throughout the Northwest and Canada will be seeing the Peninsula the hard way — and traditional…
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West End: Area busting at the seams with activity
The West End will be bustling this weekend. The Feast of Forks, the annual Forks Fly-in airplane event,…
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Forks: Resident’s antique collection rivals most museums”
FORKS — Walking into the storage shed of Ted Spoelstra is like entering another time. Perfectly preserved antique…
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Forks: Quillayute Valley School Board approves budget
FORKS — The Quillayute Valley School Board approved a $10.35 million budget for fiscal 2002-03 during a meeting…
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Port Angeles: Kmart shopping center to get temporary client
PORT ANGELES — The former Kmart shopping center will get a new month-to-month tenant while owners continue negotiations…
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Neah Bay: Hundreds turn out for celebration honoring oldest Makah tribal member
NEAH BAY — Surrounded by about 500 friends and family Ruth Claplanhoo, the oldest living Makah, officially celebrated…
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LaPush: Quileute tribe to celebrate heritage
LAPUSH — The Quileute tribe will celebrate its culture and honor 2002 Paddle Journey canoe pullers during the…
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Peninsula: Tourism tracking devices being installed
Various tourism locations in Clallam, Jefferson and Kitsap counties are receiving computerized survey boxes this week that are…