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Port of Port Angeles race goes to a hand recount; Port Angeles City Council race decided
The Port of Port Angeles commission race between incumbent John Calhoun and challenger Brad Collins will go into…
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Manhunt conducted for job site thefts; builders say authorities recover their property at Agnew house
AGNEW — A multi-agency manhunt last week — involving 15 to 20 patrol cars and a helicopter —…
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Storm-caused power outages expected to be reversed by Thanksgiving or sooner
Everyone in the county should have electricity by Thanksgiving if not sooner, said Clallam County Public Utility District…
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Totem pole unveiled at The Landing mall in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — A 14-foot totem pole made by a Port Angeles artist was unveiled to applause from…
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Forks inundated with Twilight fans; Port Angeles gets in on act, too
Activities in Port Angeles entertained fans of the bestselling vampire novels Friday and Saturday, as well, but the…
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Transportation worker killed during storm left police for safer job
Neal Richards, a 42-year-old state Department of Transportation worker killed by a falling tree limb Thursday, left the…
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Port Angeles pool tax to remain 15 cents per $1,000, commission decides
PORT ANGELES — It’s official: saving William Shore Memorial Pool will cost property owners the same amount that…
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Falling limb kills Transportation worker clearing storm-downed tree on U.S. Highway 101
PORT ANGELES — A father of two from Forks, a state Department of Transportation worker, died Thursday morning…
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Lights back on for most in Clallam County; East Jefferson County suffers no major storm damage
Power was restored Thursday to all but about 1,600 Clallam County Public Utility District customers in the Joyce…
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Port Angeles City Council lowers property tax levy
PORT ANGELES — The City Council chose earlier this week to slightly decrease the amount of property tax…
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Storm leaves much of Clallam County in the dark; Jefferson County not hit as hard
Another round of stormy weather knocked out power Wednesday evening to more than 16,800 customers — essentially everyone…
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Engineers aim for ‘mid-December’ completion of Port Angeles water treatment plant
PORT ANGELES — It’s coming down to the wire for the National Park Service to complete a water…
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Ex-fishing buddy charged with stealing rare space rock from Sequim man
SEQUIM — A rare meteorite is like the Mona Lisa, said Michael Pimentel. You can’t try to sell…
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Canadians unaware of Peninsula attractions, study finds
The Empress Hotel and Butchart Gardens are well known to North Olympic Peninsula residents as attractions in Victoria,…
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Pistol, apparently stolen, found near Discovery Trail in Carlsborg
CARLSBORG — A handgun and ammo found near the Olympic Discovery Trail on Tuesday probably were stolen, said…
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Economy claims Port Angeles Lyre’s Club and its stage for live music
PORT ANGELES — After becoming a big draw for musicians near and far, The Lyre’s Club will host…
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Port Angeles Port race recount in the works; Calhoun has 17-vote lead
Port of Port Angeles commission candidates John Calhoun and Brad Collins remain headed for a manual recount after…
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Mania up by 30 votes in Port Angeles council contest; foes campaign urges voters to fix challenged ballots
PORT ANGELES — For Edna Petersen’s campaign, “every vote counts” has become more than just a commonly used…
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PA pharmacy robbed Monday night
PORT ANGELES — Police are searching today for a robber who took drugs from a Rite Aid pharmacy…
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PA pharmacy robbed Monday night
PORT ANGELES — Police are searching today for a man who robbed drugs from a Rite Aid pharmacy…