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Under new ownership: Port Angeles businesses open with fresh visions
PORT ANGELES — A gas station and a restaurant will reopen this month under new ownership after both…
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Declining sales force Port Angeles St. Vincent de Paul thrift store to close; Peninsula Mental Health to take over building
PORT ANGELES — After 21 years of selling used clothing and other merchandise, the St. Vincent de Paul…
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Port Angeles City Council race still too close to call, contenders say
PORT ANGELES — With only a handful of ballots from Port Angeles left to count, Larry Little, Patrick…
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Late ballots bump up Clallam County turnout
Last-minute voters are expected to push turnout in Tuesday’s general election easily above the 50 percent mark by…
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Port Angeles council OKs 8.5 percent water rate hike
PORT ANGELES — City Council members wrestled over water rate hikes Wednesday evening, and after two motions intended…
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Four Port Angeles council races await Friday ballot count
PORT ANGELES — Larry Little, Edna Petersen, Patrick Downie and Brooke Nelson were leading Tuesday in their quests…
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Businessman files for permit for zipline
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula may host the world’s largest zipline course, if everything comes together…
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Rep. Dicks: ‘I will be completely exonerated’
Rep. Norm Dicks said Friday that he is confident that he will be exonerated by ethics investigators after…
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Poaching or treaty right? State and tribe disagree over slain elk
FORKS — The shooting of an elk by a Lower Elwha Klallam hunter last week has the state…
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Habitat for Humanity sues Port Angeles over street
PORT ANGELES — A long standing dispute between Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County and the city of…
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Port Angeles council puts hybrid idea on hold
PORT ANGELES — The City Council earlier this week pulled the plug on an idea for a costly…
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Port Angeles council mulls proposal for slightly lowering property taxes
PORT ANGELES — City property owners could see a tiny decrease in their taxes next year even if…
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Detailed work sifting through soil honors ancestors, workers say
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in a two-part series on the end of the Tse-whit-zen archaeological excavation…
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Nelson decides to stay in Port Angeles City Council race
REALTOR BROOKE NELSON will stay in the race for Port Angeles City Council, her campaign spokesman said Friday.…
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Hundreds fill community center at memorial for crash victims
PORT ANGELES — The Vern Burton Memorial Community Center was barely big enough Saturday to contain the hundreds…
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Tse-whit-zen artifact recovery comes to an end
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of a two-part series on the final retrieval of artifacts and remains…
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Domestic violence victims advocates recognized at downtown Port Angeles vigil
PORT ANGELES — Three Port Angeles-area residents were recognized with awards acknowledging their service to domestic violence victims…
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Port Angeles considering city property tax increase
PORT ANGELES — While Initiative 1033 is pushing property taxes and government spending to the forefront of many…
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Water rate hike on hiatus; Port Angeles council approves other utility rate increases
PORT ANGELES — Proposed increases in water utility rates were too much for some City Council members to…
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Port Angeles City Council, fearing revenue cap, takes stand against I-1033
PORT ANGELES — The City Council on Tuesday night unanimously passed a resolution opposing Initiative 1033, which is…