PORT ANGELES -- Leaders of the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe will be in Seattle tonight to lead a lecture about the ancestral village of Tse-whit-zen.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Darrell Robert Anderson is a waver. He waves. At 68, that's what he does. Almost every day of the week from about… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Jim Maynard received an unexpected phone call two months ago that transformed his sense of self and family. Steve Draper, a man… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Ever since a 500-yard outdoor shooting range near Salt Creek Recreation Area was shut down in 1968, Don Roberts has been trying… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Like most people, Mary Hebert drives home after a long day's work to eat dinner. But unlike most, afterwards she heads right… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- To retain its state accreditation as a full-time skills center, the North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center must achieve a minimum full-time equivalent… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Preliminary election results for two school board races in Port Angeles and Forks show incumbents garnering the largest share of votes. In… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Just two weeks into the school year, Port Angeles School District officials are thinking of making deep budget cuts of as great… Continue reading
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS PORT ANGELES -- Driving pinches your wallet as long as pump prices stay high. But imagine having to continually fill up a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- What do you do with college dorm room furniture when the dorm building is about to be leveled? One option is to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- It looks like a war zone inside. Desks are knocked over. Doors lie strewn about the floor. Whole walls have been ripped… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- State residents often put California down. It's a fun, safe sport much of the time. But in one realm, California trumps Washington.… Continue reading
If nothing is done, a portion of U.S. Highway 101 about six miles south of Forks will have to shut down. John Hart, a state… Continue reading
It was, conventional wisdom says, the day that changed America forever. Sept. 11, 2001. It joined other memorable days seared into the national consciousness --… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Most people have heard of United Way of Clallam County. But not everyone knows what it does, exactly. Steve Methner, chairman for this… Continue reading
FORKS -- Tony Dias, 47, makes no bones about why he's running for a seat on the Quillayute Valley School Board. "A lot of people… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- If government really wants to ease the burden of high gasoline prices on consumers, it should target oil company profits. So says… Continue reading
