Peninsula Daily News

Sentencing delayed for man who shot sheriff’s deputy

PORT ANGELES -- The sentencing for a man convicted of attempting to murder a Clallam County sheriff's deputy has been delayed until the end of… Continue reading

Port Angeles stabbing victim improves; culprit still sought

PORT ANGELES -- Police are still searching for a man suspected of a stabbing at a Port Angeles bar. Police said David J. Harris, 30,… Continue reading

Burglary, theft charges made against Port Angeles man

PORT ANGELES -- A Port Angeles man already accused of summertime burglaries was formally charged Friday with residential burglary and second degree theft for a… Continue reading

Clallam treasurer candidates to face off in wake of missing $617,000

PORT ANGELES -- The two candidates for Clallam County treasurer, incumbent Judith Scott and challenger Selinda Barkhuis, are scheduled to appear in a forum sponsored… Continue reading

Workshop participants sought to tell what matters in communities

Up to 20 people will be chosen to tell what matters in their communities during workshops in both Port Angeles and Port Townsend later this… Continue reading

Printery’s Mike Kenna a ‘hometown hero’

PORT TOWNSEND — Mike Kenna, owner of Printery Communications and Star Copy Center, was hailed as a “Hometown Hero” in the August edition of Outside… Continue reading

Two Jefferson County cheesemakers win awards

SEATTLE — Mystery Bay Farm of Marrowstone Island and Mt. Townsend Creamery of Port Townsend both earned first place awards at the 26th annual American… Continue reading

Day of Caring project kicks off United Way fundraising campaign in Clallam County

Volunteers will paint and clean up during Day of Caring projects in Forks, Clallam Bay-Sekiu, Port Angeles and Sequim on Saturday. The projects also will… Continue reading

State funding allocated to 13 projects across North Peninsula

The Olympic National Forest has approved more than $300,000 for 13 projects on the North Olympic Peninsula. Forest Supervisor Dale Hom has signed a list… Continue reading

Tsunami alert system to be tested Monday

All Hazard Alert Broadcast System warning sirens will sound Monday in communities along the North Olympic Peninsula coast. Sirens will sound at three sites in… Continue reading

SPORTS: Roughriders snap 12-game losing streak bigtime; other prep football results

SEATTLE -- The Tom Wahl era started off with a bang Friday night. The Port Angeles football team snapped a 12-game losing streak with a… Continue reading

SPORTS: High school football scores

Adna 28, Wahkiakum 7 Almira/Coulee-Hartline 68, Wellpinit 34 Anacortes 21, Mount Vernon 19 Archbishop Murphy 37, Ellensburg 3 Arlington 26, Mariner 12 Asotin 43, Orofino,… Continue reading

Reach for the sky this weekend at Hurricane Ridge

PORT ANGELES — John Goar is winding up his summer-long one-hour astronomy programs at Hurricane Ridge, 17 miles up a paved road from Port Angeles,… Continue reading

Beware the con men — ’tis the season for asphalt scams

PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office is warning county resident to beware of asphalt paving scams. During this time of year, out-of-county paving… Continue reading

It’s time for football — our annual Peninsula preview section debuts today!

Prep football opens across the North Olympic Peninsula today, and the Peninsula Daily News' annual preview section kicks off the season in grand style. The… Continue reading

SPORTS: Peninsula College women’s soccer team makes history with its first goal; Pirate men tie Whatcom, 0-0

PORT ANGELES -- The Peninsula College women's soccer team scored its first goal while playing its first home game in history at Civic Field on… Continue reading

SPORTS: Week One preview of Peninsula high school football games

SEQUIM -- After five league titles in six years, the Sequim Wolves' reputation precedes them. Even with several key players gone from last year's 10-2… Continue reading

Tall ships visit Olympic Peninsula

PORT ANGELES -- The tall ship Hawaiian Chieftain is expected to join the Lady Washington at City Pier today -- and the sails around Port… Continue reading

Variety of activities set for Labor Day weekend

Happy Labor Day weekend! A special Smithsonian exhibit opens in Port Townsend, the Clallam County Historical Society throws open the doors on a huge garage… Continue reading

Update: Harbor-Works board votes to dissolve public development agency

PORT ANGELES — The five-member Harbor-Works board voted unanimously today to recommend disbanding the public development authority. The board took the action after Rayonier Inc.,… Continue reading