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Pedicab business idea gets boost from Port Angeles City Council
PORT ANGELES — The City Council cleared the path at its Tuesday meeting for a pedicab or horse-drawn…
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Off-leash area for dogs at Lincoln Park gets Port Angeles council approval
PORT ANGELES — Even the cat owners on the City Council were giving two paws up to the…
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Shortened minutes OK’d by Port Angeles City Council
PORT ANGELES — The City Council will continue using a shortened version of meeting minutes. The 5-2 vote…
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It’s twilight time for the old school buildings: Forks High walls come down
FORKS — And the walls came tumbling down — eventually. After about six hours of delays Wednesday, Darrel…
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Lincoln High helps student to stay and graduate with classmates
PORT ANGELES — At one time, Alexis Biss didn’t think she would graduate from high school. But today…
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Port Angeles city councilman questions Harbor-Works director raise
PORT ANGELES — City Council member Max Mania on Tuesday night criticized a $15,000 annual raise given to…
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Demolition at Forks High begins today; ‘Twilight’ portion last on list
FORKS — The first portion of Forks High School will tumble down today. The 1950s portion of the…
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Composites company expansion plans push Port of Port Angeles contract for new buildings
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles has approved engineering services for three buildings to be built…
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Marina rates to hold steady in Port Angeles and Sequim
PORT ANGELES — Rates at the John Wayne Marina and Port Angeles Boat Haven will hold steady for…
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Teen is Forks valedictorian like her brother; she honors parents in their native tongue
FORKS — Melissa Estrada continued a family tradition. She was valedictorian of her class at Forks High School.…
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Neah Bay home to two Gates scholars
NEAH BAY — Two Gates Millennium Scholarships were awarded to students at Neah Bay High School — amounting…
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Jefferson, Clallam land top 3 spots in bus drivers ‘roadeo’ (***Gallery***)
PORT ANGELES — Wrestling monstrous and not-so-nimble buses through a course of orange cones is not as easy…
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Peninsula College graduation ceremonies today include Port Angeles city parks superintendent
PORT ANGELES — Corey Delikat has wanted to spend his time in parks. During his 19-year career, he…
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Relay For Life in Port Angeles today has special meaning for cancer survivors
PORT ANGELES — After successfully battling stage IV melanoma, Jeannie Heikkila fought cancer in another way — through…
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‘Twilight’ boost continues to raise tourism tax revenues
Most of Clallam County, riding on the allure of the Twilight novels and books, saw more tourists staying…
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Murder trial of Forks man delayed again
PORT ANGELES — The trial of a Forks man accused of premeditated murder has been continued for the…
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Harbor-Works executive director granted a raise
PORT ANGELES — Harbor-Works Development Authority Executive Director Jeff Lincoln has been granted a $15,000 a year raise…
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Seasonal national park employees in training
PORT ANGELES — For a two-day training session for seasonal employees at Olympic National Park, Diane Schostak is…
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Sequim Open Aire Market adds midweek summer sales
SEQUIM — The Sequim Open Aire Market will hold a midweek market for its first time. Each Wednesday…
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Peninsula College plans to make parking lot green and more
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College wants to go green on every portion of the campus — even the…