Seeking adventure, Beverly McNeil moved to a remote village in Alaska in her 20s. There, she assumed the role of sole health… Continue reading
Sugar skulls. Pan de muerto. Mexican folk tales. Pumpkin flan. Mexican marigold crowns. The sights and sounds of Dia de los Muertos… Continue reading
Quinn Redlin Kintner believed good ideas hold power. An accessibility advocate, Quinn was a person of “infinite possibility,” said her mother, Kelsey… Continue reading
“Oh, ain’t she sweet. We’ll see her walking down that street. Yes, I ask you very confidentially, ain’t she sweet?” These days,… Continue reading
Officials are seeking information about a person of interest in the kidnapping and sexual assault of a 39-year-old Port Angeles woman in… Continue reading
A proposed shooting and archery range on 40 acres near Tarboo Lake, if approved for a permit, would become Cedar Hills Recreational Facility,… Continue reading
Across the yellow child-height desk in Franklin Elementary School’s library, students penned messages in memory of paraeducator Sheila R. Kettel. “Mrs. Kettel,… Continue reading
Eye contact, college degrees and family planning: As indigenous Maya women in San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico, pursue further education, the… Continue reading
Fifty years of music-making precede this grand fusion of piano, bassoon, oboe, piano and vocals. Tickets for $15 are on sale now… Continue reading
Clallam County customers will see reduced rates for solid waste disposal at the Port Angeles Regional Transfer Station starting Jan. 1. Port… Continue reading
Rick Marschall of the Natural Healing Clinic will face two months in prison and a $2,000 fine for illegally prescribing misbranded hormones… Continue reading
Eric Lewis, CEO of Olympic Medical Center, brings “sincerity and decency” to the work of building a better health care system, the… Continue reading
Location, location, location. It’s the most recurring keyword in a search of Port Angeles’ Red Lion Hotel, 221 N. Lincoln St., which… Continue reading
After 31 years at Discovery Bay, Security Services Northwest (SSNW) relocated its headquarters to Sequim. SSNW moved from 3501 Old Gardiner Road in… Continue reading
A basement, fifth floor, World War II aircraft hangar and bordello offer a deluge of haunted sights and sounds to quiver the spine this weekend… Continue reading
Limbs flail. Eyes widen. Eyebrows leap. Lips gape. When a character possesses a person, there’s no telling to what theatrics the teller… Continue reading
Olympic Natural Resources Center’s Evening Talk scheduled for 7 tonight has been canceled due to the speaker’s illness. The center will aim to… Continue reading
Where the country sought to bandage its past, Anchee Min unraveled the tape and prodded the wound. Min’s award-winning memoir “Red Azalea” recounts… Continue reading
How will three planned Olympic Discovery Trail sections impact property boundaries, street parking, turn lanes, mailboxes and trash pickup? At least 70… Continue reading
More people die of opioid overdoses in Clallam County than any other county in the state. “It’s not a number one you… Continue reading
