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Sequim graduates become Eagle Scouts
SEQUIM — The seven Sequim graduates recognized at an Eagle Scout ceremony Sunday are the cream of the…
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Class of ’42 salutatorian receives high school diploma 67 years late
CLALLAM BAY — The salutatorian of Clallam Bay High School’s class of 1942 finally has received his high…
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Dream Playground picnic area to open with grand opening, picnic today
PORT ANGELES — This year’s community picnic at Erickson Park also will be the fulfillment of a dream.…
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First Peninsula College bachelor’s degrees to be awarded Saturday
PORT ANGELES — The first 14 people to earn bachelor’s degrees at Peninsula College will be among the…
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Port Angeles’ Lonely H celebrating new album tonight, then back on the road
PORT ANGELES — Although it won’t be long before they’re on the road again, The Lonely H, the…
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Port Angeles School District adds back full-day kindergarten — this time for a fee
PORT ANGELES — Full-day kindergarten will return to Port Angeles School District — but it will cost parents…
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Port Angeles High student gets a full ride through grad school thanks to Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
PORT ANGELES — Sonja Elofson won’t have to worry about paying for her degree in sports medicine. The…
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New schools chief gets 50 cents more annually than predecessor
PORT ANGELES — The Arizonan sworn in Monday night as the new superintendent of the Port Angeles School…
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Port of Port Angeles begins work on terminal
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles is moving forward with preliminary work on the Terminal 3…
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New organ for Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will be North Olympic Peninsula’s largest
PORT ANGELES — The sweet sounds echoing through Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in several weeks will contain more…
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Budget cuts: Crescent High and Middle School bands to play final concert tonight
JOYCE — The Crescent School high school and middle school bands will play their swan songs tonight at…
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Japanese-American to return to Clallam Bay for diploma earned 67 years ago
CLALLAM BAY — Sixty-seven years ago, an 18-year-old Taky Kimura was preparing for his high school graduation from…
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Forks grad first to go college in his family
FORKS — When Carlos Estrada heads to college in the fall, he will begin a new adventure for…
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Heat wave peaks on Thursday, cools off starting today
If it wasn’t record-breaking heat Thursday, it sure felt like it, with top temperatures in three North Olympic…
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Harbor-Works’ new executive director lays out goals
PORT ANGELES — The primary goal over the next two to three months for Harbor-Works Public Development Authority’s…
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North Olympic Peninsula heats up; more warm weather expected today
North Olympic Peninsula citizens felt the heat Tuesday, but the National Weather Service said temperatures weren’t officially record-breaking…
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Oreo is innocent; dog to be reunited with owner
PORT ANGELES — After careful evaluation of pictures he took with his cell phone, Jeff Thayer said Monday…
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Vampires lure ‘Twilight’ fans to Peninsula/SEE VIDEO
PORT ANGELES — North Olympic Peninsula agencies are gearing up for a busy summer of tourism — most…
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Fire destroys lakeside cabin
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A cabin on the northern shore of Lake Crescent was destroyed in a fire…
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‘Twilight’ fever heats up summer on North Olympic Peninsula
FORKS — The West End will be hopping with Twilight fans this summer, seeking their favorite sights from…