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Hundreds march on West End, 10 walk in Sequim during nationwide “Day Without Immigrants”
A nationwide demonstration on May Day to show the economic clout of immigrants touched the North Olympic Peninsula…
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European tour a networking give and take for Makah tribal councilman
NEAH BAY — Makah Tribal Councilman Micah McCarty has returned from a three-week European tour as part of…
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Joyce fire district board says Chastain has two points of disservice
BREAKING NEWS AFTER PRESS TIME: The Clallam County Fire District No. 4 board voted unanimously late Wednesday night…
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Almost $500,000 axed in Port Angeles because of declining enrollment
PORT ANGELES — With a unanimous vote, the Port Angeles School Board agreed Monday night to the proposed…
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Port Angeles teacher gets regional honor
PORT ANGELES — The winning attitude of Hamilton Elementary School physical education teacher Krista Winn has made her…
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Cohn appoints three administrators in Port Angeles School District
PORT ANGELES — The musical chairs continue with administrative positions in the Port Angeles School District. Schools Superintendent…
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RainFest 2006 is a quilting affair –
FORKS — Snips, strips and string. RainFest 2006 in Forks is stitched together in quilting. It’s not a…
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Interim Port Angeles High School principal made permanent
PORT ANGELES — After two years, Scott Harker’s interim position as principal of Port Angeles High School has…
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Bergeson tours Port Angeles schools, urges overhaul of state funding formula
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School District may be shrinking, but its spirit is not, according to…
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Peninsula College moves ahead with faculty member for four-year degree program
PORT ANGELES –Peninsula College officials are starting the recruitment phase for a new faculty member to head its…
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Peninsula College picked to offer four-year degrees
PORT ANGELES — If all goes well, Peninsula College will offer a four-year degree program in applied science…
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Crash victim was ‘scared,’ friend says
PORT ANGELES — She was a stylish girl with her own spunk, and always had a smile for…
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Bird, water trails could lure tourists to North Olympic Peninsula
The Olympic Peninsula could see a huge bump in tourists over the next few years with the development…
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Rural Development head making whirlwind tour of Peninsula
The U.S. Department of Agriculture isn’t just about meat inspection, but about building rural communities, said Jon DeVaney,…
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Peninsula students get to study effects of future Elwha River dam removals
With history happening in their back yard, students across the North Olympic Peninsula are getting a hands-on experience…
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Forks school district to host virtual high school statewide
FORKS — Starting next year, students across the state can log on, learn and get a diploma through…
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Makah water moratorium may be nearing an end
PORT ANGELES — The Makah tribe is inching closer to solving its water issues in Neah Bay and…
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Coast Guard says Peninsula ferries more than ready for accident like Queen of the North”s
The Wednesday sinking of the British Columbia ferry Queen of the North might have some ferry passengers eyeing…
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Kinkead stepping down as Fork Elementary principal
FORKS — At the end of the school year, Forks Elementary School principal Shele Kinkead will step down…
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Jamie takes over as executive director of Quileute tribe
LAPUSH — Quileute tribal member James Jamie has moved back to LaPush from Seattle after being hired as…