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Elections on transit tax, school levies end tonight in Jefferson County
Check back here for election results shortly after 8 p.m. Today is the last chance to have a…
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Longtime Forks educator leaves Quillayute Valley board
FORKS — Quillayute Valley School Board member Sam McElravy resigned his position about 11 months before he was…
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Clallam County Historical Society to teach people how to take oral histories
PORT ANGELES — What’s the story? And what’s the best way to tell it? The Clallam County Historical…
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Sequim students perform comedy sketches
SEQUIM — Seniors at Sequim High School want to keep their audience rolling in the aisles. The Senior…
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Port Angeles full of projects this year, city manager says
PORT ANGELES — Projects by the city of Port Angeles abound in 2011, including the planning stages for…
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Dogs attack Sequim pedestrian and pet
SEQUIM — Two dogs jumped their owner’s fence and attacked a woman and her small dog walking about…
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Decking the old fire hall: Port Angeles Garden Club pulls weeds, helps clean up Lincoln Street structure
PORT ANGELES — It was a garden party of a different kind. About 10 members of the Port…
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Peninsula College sets another enrollment record
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College continued to grow to record enrollment highs in the winter quarter with an…
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Forks pool on track to reopen with fitness center through public-private partnership
FORKS — Charlotte Wedrick is diving into a new location for her business, Health First Fitness Center. Wedrick…
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Forks residents complain of cable outages
FORKS — Residents and city officials are wrestling with how to deal with outages of cable television service…
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Forks ponders what dawn will break after Twilight hype wanes
FORKS — What happens after Twilight? The concern over the possibility of a dwindling of the phenomenon —…
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Port Angeles woman plans her own party to celebrate 100th birthday
PORT ANGELES — Fun and good health habits have sustained Florence Ninke through her century of life. Ninke,…
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State seeks to expand apprenticeship program on Peninsula
PORT ANGELES — The state Department of Labor and Industries’ apprenticeship program is working to expand on the…
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Port of Port Angeles writes off half-million dollars as Harbor-Works loan loss, awards board members
PORT ANGELES — Port commissioners Monday closed the final chapter on the defunct Port Angeles Harbor-Works Development Authority…
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North Olympic Peninsula selected as one of top 41 to visit
The North Olympic Peninsula has captured the attention of travel writers everywhere and kicked off the year with…
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Bear Creek couple’s ‘Price is Right’ 50th anniversary trip fruitful for family friend (***GALLERY***)
BEAVER — All Barbara Ray wanted for her 50th wedding anniversary from husband Wayne was to go on…
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Two children questioned about fire in abandoned Sequim farmhouse
SEQUIM — Two children have been questioned and are suspected in the arson of a vacant home earlier…
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Out of the ashes: Burned landmark motel on U.S. 101 nearly ready to reopen [**Gallery**]
INDIAN VALLEY — A year after a fire destroyed a newly renovated two-bedroom manager’s apartment and office of…
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Motorcyclist involved in head-on collision making slow, painful recovery
PORT ANGELES — About 30 times since his motorcyclist brother was severely hurt in a head-on collision with…
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Wanted man arrested in home following 90-minute standoff
PORT ANGELES — About a dozen law enforcement vehicles surrounded a house across Lauridsen Boulevard from Lincoln Park…