Olympic Peninsula News Group

Sisters and spouses headline Music Live with Lunch

Sisters and spouses headline Music Live with Lunch

The Vivona sisters, Dr. Grace Vivona Yelland and Dr. Christine Vivona, will return to play Music Live with Lunch on Tuesday, and their… Continue reading

Sisters and spouses headline Music Live with Lunch
Sequim Business Blitz gears up Tuesday

Sequim Business Blitz gears up Tuesday

Businesses might get visits from city of Sequim officials Tuesday as the city looks to establish economic development goals for the future. City… Continue reading

Sequim Business Blitz gears up Tuesday
Couple brings house to Sequim from Shelton via barge

Couple brings house to Sequim from Shelton via barge

When Diane and Jim Luoma made their move to Sequim, they drew some attention. Residents of Hawaii for the past 15 years, the… Continue reading

Couple brings house to Sequim from Shelton via barge

Rally in Alley aims to clean up Sequim neighborhoods

Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County, the city of Sequim and Olympic Disposal have teamed up for Saturday’s Rally in the Alley neighborhood… Continue reading

Hickory Shirt celebration begins today in Forks

Hickory Shirt celebration begins today in Forks

A five-day celebration of Forks’ history, Hickory Shirt Heritage Days begins today with the presentation of the West End Business and Professional Association’s… Continue reading

Hickory Shirt celebration begins today in Forks
International storytellers to spin tales at Port Angeles festival

International storytellers to spin tales at Port Angeles festival

The sound is soft, but it slips a shiver up the backbone. No mistaking it: a jungle animal’s growl. It’s coming from… Continue reading

International storytellers to spin tales at Port Angeles festival
Olympic Peninsula Art Association show coming up

Olympic Peninsula Art Association show coming up

The Olympic Peninsula Art Association will host a reception for its four-day Member’s Show and Silent Auction Fundraiser on Wednesday. The exhibit will… Continue reading

Olympic Peninsula Art Association show coming up
Check presented for OMC cancer center expansion

Check presented for OMC cancer center expansion

The proposed expansion of Olympic Medical Center’s cancer center got another boost recently from multiple donors. The Olympic Medical Center Foundation presented… Continue reading

Check presented for OMC cancer center expansion
Motorcyclist in Sequim collision listed as satisfactory

Motorcyclist in Sequim collision listed as satisfactory

A motorcyclist was listed in satisfactory condition at a Seattle hospital Thursday after he was hurt in a collision with a truck driver.… Continue reading

Motorcyclist in Sequim collision listed as satisfactory
First Friday Art Walk imbues Sequim with colors

First Friday Art Walk imbues Sequim with colors

Fall is here, and so is autumn’s splendor in shades of orange. Find works of art decked out in fall colors throughout the… Continue reading

First Friday Art Walk imbues Sequim with colors
Threads come together in North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival this weekend

Threads come together in North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival this weekend

The fiber fest, in all of its colorful glory, is back. The 12th annual three-day North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival is an interactive… Continue reading

Threads come together in North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival this weekend
Apple Stock this weekend benefits various causes

Apple Stock this weekend benefits various causes

Members of the faith community are kicking off the eighth annual Apple Stock with live music, cider pressing and family fun to benefit… Continue reading

Apple Stock this weekend benefits various causes

Free Saturday matinees screened at Sequim Library

Break out the popcorn — it’s family movie night. The Sequim Library at 630 N. Sequim Ave. will revive its Family Flicks movie… Continue reading

Small candlelight vigil held for Las Vegas victims

Small candlelight vigil held for Las Vegas victims

When Sequim resident Carol Novis heard about the Las Vegas mass shooting, she called around town to see whether there was a candlelight… Continue reading

Small candlelight vigil held for Las Vegas victims

Stand-down in Port Angeles seeks to lend helping hands to veterans

The clothes, food and information about resources will come with a smile and “thank you.” Voices for Veterans — a nonprofit in… Continue reading

One arrested, another sought in Carlsborg theft

One arrested, another sought in Carlsborg theft

The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office has arrested one man and is seeking another in connection with a theft from the Sunny Farms Store.… Continue reading

One arrested, another sought in Carlsborg theft
‘FDR’ is returning to the Olympic Peninsula

‘FDR’ is returning to the Olympic Peninsula

Scott Larsen is hoping the weather will be dry and sunny when he visits Port Angeles and the Olympic Peninsula on Sept. 30, unlike 80… Continue reading

‘FDR’ is returning to the Olympic Peninsula

‘Things to Do in Sequim’ offers meet-greet of local organizations

The public is invited to attend a community-building event, “Things to Do in Sequim,” set from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at… Continue reading

Trumpeter swans. (Dow Lambert)

Audubon group seeks volunteers for swan study

Once again, a group of citizen scientists are joining local and out-of-area birders to keep their eyes on returning swans. Since 2011, members… Continue reading

Trumpeter swans. (Dow Lambert)

Concert to bolster funds for Sequim Food Bank’s holiday boxes

Composer Brenda Jennings will play her own arrangements of sacred music at a performance benefiting the Sequim Food Bank at 5 p.m. Sunday.… Continue reading