News
Quileute elder, Boldt decision figure, dies at 81
Christian Esau “Jiggs” Penn Jr., an elder of the Quileute tribe and the group’s only witness at the…
News
Hoh tribe wins passage of land transfer; once signed, bill will allow tribe to move to higher ground
The Hoh tribe soon will move from its flood-ravaged and dwindling reservation in West Jefferson County to higher…
High School Sports
PREP SPORTS ROUNDUP: Sequim wins fifth straight game — against team from Australia
SEQUIM — The Sequim High School boys basketball team won its fifth straight game after holding off a…
News
It’s ‘Shop ‘Til You Drop’ in downtown Port Angeles on Thursday
PORT ANGELES — Sales, treats, music and Santa will be available as part of “Shop ‘Til You Drop”…
News
Nippon mill’s 90th anniversary takes the cake!
Kathy Prince, who has worked at the paper mill now owned by Nippon Paper Industries USA since 1988,…
News
The helping hands behind the Peninsula Home Fund
EDITOR’S NOTE — For 21 years, Peninsula Daily News readers in Jefferson and Clallam counties have supported the…
Sports
SPORTS: Port Angeles girls stay unbeaten with win over Port Townsend; other prep results
PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Angeles girls basketball machine steamrolled past Port Townsend 86-36 for its fourth straight…
News
Swollen Peninsula rivers back to normal; more — but less — rain forecast for today
Rain subsided into sprinkles Monday, allowing the inundated North Olympic Peninsula rivers of Sunday to return to normal…
News
Grant helps Habitat for Humanity build Port Angeles homes for next Christmas
PORT ANGELES — Two families will move into new homes in time for Christmas next year, thanks in…
News
Waterfront Trail link closed east of Rayonier property
The Waterfront Trail in Port Angeles — part of the Olympic Discovery Trail — has been closed to…
News
Federal judge invalidates key provision of health care law
A federal district judge in Virginia ruled on Monday that the keystone provision in the Obama health care…
News
State Highways 110, 112 reopened
State Highway 110 and state Highway 112 have both been reopened after rivers returned to normal levels. “Both…
News
Car in wrecking of Port Angeles yard impounded; police still seeking driver
PORT ANGELES — Police impounded the car that wrecked two fences in the yard of a Port Angeles…
News
Sequim choir students to perform in Seattle
SEQUIM — Six high school students will attend a musical conference in Bellevue in February which will be…
Sports
SPORTS: Preview capsules of Class 1B girls basketball teams
Neah Bay is the team to beat again on the North Olympic Peninsula in Class 1B girls basketball…
Sports
SPORTS: Taholah pulls away from Crescent in fourth quarter of girls basketball game
TAHOLAH — Crescent’s Sara Moore tied for game-scoring honors with 17 points but it wasn’t enough for the…
News
Rains close roads, trigger warnings
The heavy rain that began Saturday has resulted in several highway closures and warnings. The Clallam County Sheriff’s…
Sports
SPORTS: Port Angeles boy swimmers place third
TACOMA — The Port Angeles boys swim team took third out of six teams at the Flacon Relays…
Sports
SPORTS: How Peninsula teams fared at Fife wrestling tourney
FIFE — The Port Angeles wrestling team had eight wrestlers score points to take second out of 13…
Sports
SPORTS: Neah Bay wins basketball tourney . . . plus other prep results
AUBURN — The Neah Bay boys basketball team continued its perfect start to the season after claiming the…