The North Olympic Land Trust wants to show people who are making a difference during its first Earth Day Weekend. The land trust is a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Amity Butler, interim principal of Franklin Elementary School, has been selected to fill the position permanently. Her appointment will begin July 1.… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- Ask before you snap. The Quileute Tribal Council announced this week a new policy requiring that anyone who is not taking pictures solely… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- It took one month for Haleigh Harrison to make her mark on the Sequim girls track and field team. The freshman jumper… Continue reading
PYSHT — A man who was pronounced dead after a one-car crash today on state Highway 112 was Ronald P. Markishtum Sr., 71, a Makah… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Coast Guard has stopped a 587-foot cargo vessel, ordering it to pull into Port Angeles Harbor and remain there at anchor… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It's over. A dispute which got statewide attention has been resolved between the Port Angeles Youth Soccer Club and soccer parents Andrew… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- The Makah tribe's second annual Eagle Festival will celebrate a cultural icon Saturday. The festival will be from 10 a.m. to 5… Continue reading
An aerial photography film, bicycle tour and visit to a sport horse farm will fill North Olympic Land Trust's first Earth Day Weekend with activities… Continue reading
FORKS -- Rain or shine, the people of Forks this weekend will celebrate the wet weather for which they are famous -- or, perhaps, infamous.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The "Battle of the Stacys" went to Port Angeles' Stacy Webb in Wednesday's softball showdown with the Olympic Trojans. The Roughrider ace… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Coast Guard has pulled over a 587-foot cargo vessel, ordering it to remain at anchor at Port Angeles while the ship’s… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The tall ships Lady Washington and Hawaiian Chieftain, hastened by good weather from their home port of Aberdeen, arrived in Port Angeles… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Jefferson County Auditor's Office had received by Tuesday 3,211 ballots, or 21.6 percent, of the 14,808 ballots mailed to voters in a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Peninsula College softball team got back on track in its home doubleheader against Edmonds on Tuesday. The Pirates, fresh off a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles boys soccer team opened Olympic League play on the right foot Tuesday. The Roughriders (1-0, 2-7) pounded North Mason… Continue reading
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Bill Law of Tallahassee, Fla., was selected over Peninsula College President Tom Keegan as the new president of St. Petersburg College… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The tall ships Lady Washington and Hawaiian Chieftain, hastened by good weather from their home port of Aberdeen, are expected to arrive… Continue reading
FORKS -- Juan Beltran scored two goals in the second half to spark Forks to a 3-0 victory over Toledo/Winlock in a Southwest Washington League… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A 59-year-old motorcyclist died following a crash on Tumwater Truck Route on Sunday, police reported today. John M. Fullerton of Port Angeles… Continue reading
