PORT TOWNSEND — Irina Lyons burned the nets for 19 points to lead the Port Townsend girls basketball team to a dominating 54-14 nonleague win… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A historical perspective of Peninsula College's Studium Generale program will be presented next week. The Studium's first program of the 2012 winter… Continue reading
WURTLAND, Ky. — The murder trial of Beryl W. Smith, charged with killing former Chimacum resident Chadd E. Miller, has been scheduled for Jan. 13… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A partially decomposed body was pulled from Port Townsend Bay this afternoon after it was spotted by a couple taking photographs of… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Higher-than-usual winter tides are being seen in Puget Sound through Thursday. The tides, referred to as “king tides,” occurred along the Strait of… Continue reading
SEATTLE — The Sequim girls basketball team struggled on the road against Bishop Blanchet in nonleague action Tuesday night. Bishop Blanchet ran away from the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Class 4A South Kitsap was a little too much for 2A Port Angeles in girls basketball nonleague action Tuesday night. The Wolves,… Continue reading
QUILCENE — Three people are homeless after a fire spread through the heating system of their house at 323 Cougar Run Road the day after… Continue reading
PILLAR POINT — A small washout has closed the westbound lane of state Highway 112 near Pillar Point Road. State Department of Transportation workers were… Continue reading
North Olympic Peninsula programs serving the homeless received nearly a half-million dollars in federal grants last week. A total of $495,800 in Housing and Urban… Continue reading
Area prep basketball fans who stayed home for the holidays could be into a little slice of heaven this week because there will be two… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles-area home was damaged Sunday night when a smoldering pillow was placed in a garbage can and caught fire next… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Poulsbo author John Olson will tell next month of his travels retracing those of John Steinbeck. He will be the featured speaker… Continue reading
Denise Webb has been selected as the Peninsula Daily News Employee of the Year for 2011. Webb, the front-desk receptionist at the newspaper’s Port Angeles… Continue reading
FORKS — The Forks boys basketball team finds itself in unfamiliar territory as Christmas day arrives. After topping Neah Bay for the second time this… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Sen. Jim Hargrove has proposed legislation that would allow an owner of a Discover Pass to transfer it between two vehicles and that… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Another baby Jesus was taken from a Port Angeles Nativity scene Tuesday night, a resident told the Peninsula Daily News. Wade Powers… Continue reading
Many people are staying in during the holidays, celebrating Christmas with family and friends, but a few events are going on this weekend on the… Continue reading
At least two organizations on the North Olympic Peninsula will serve free Christmas feasts on Sunday. A Christmas Day dinner with all the fixings will… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Although Hurricane Ridge will be closed on Christmas, it will offer activities the Monday afterward, weather permitting. Unless storms close it,… Continue reading
