Olympic National Park to renovate visitor center starting Sept. 6

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Olympic National Park to renovate visitor center starting Sept. 6

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Renovation of the Olympic National Park Visitor Center is expected to begin in September.

Hearing continued on parking for new school in Port Townsend

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Hearing continued on parking for new school in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend hearing examiner will preside over a continued public hearing Friday on a…

A woman was rescued Tuesday after falling 30 feet down an embankment off Deer Park Road. (Clallam Fire District No. 2)

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Woman rescued after falling down embankment

PORT ANGELES — A woman was rescued after falling 30 feet down an embankment off Deer Park Road…

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Free health expo offered women veterans

PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula Veteran Community Partnership will host a free one-day health expo for…

Grocery store burglaries remain under investigation

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Grocery store burglaries remain under investigation

By Matthew Nash

Stuff the Bus events set in Sequim, Port Angeles

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Stuff the Bus events set in Sequim, Port Angeles

School supply donation drives are gearing up in Sequim and Port Angeles.

Public debates proposed tax levy for affordable Jefferson County housing

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Public debates proposed tax levy for affordable Jefferson County housing

PORT TOWNSEND — Most of the more than 100 people who attended a public hearing on a proposed…

Lady Washington cleared by Coast Guard after running aground in Sequim

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Lady Washington cleared by Coast Guard after running aground in Sequim

PORT TOWNSEND — The tall ship Lady Washington is expected to head to Port Orchard on schedule today…

Olympic National Park issues draft mountain goat plan; options include relocation, killing

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Olympic National Park issues draft mountain goat plan; options include relocation, killing

By Phuong Le

Lefties will be back next year, co-owner says

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Lefties will be back next year, co-owner says

PORT ANGELES — Lefties co-owner Matt Acker said Tuesday that his West Coast League collegiate-level baseball team will…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Brief closures set on Hood Canal Bridge through Friday … and other items

SHINE — The Hood Canal Bridge will be closed to vehicular traffic several times each night through Friday.

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Juvenile justice tax approved for Clallam ballot

PORT ANGELES — A proposed sales tax increase to support the operations of the Clallam County Juvenile and…

The 2017 singers for the Candlelight Concert Series pose for a group photo. (Richard Purnell)

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Summertime Singers to lift voices Thursday

PORT TOWNSEND — The Summertime Singers will return for their seventh appearance at the Candlelight Concert Series to…

Economic Development Corp. hears ideas in Forks; town halls set today in Sequim, Thursday in Port Angeles

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Economic Development Corp. hears ideas in Forks; town halls set today in Sequim, Thursday in Port Angeles

By Christi Baron

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Tide strands hikers northwest of Diamond Point

PORT ANGELES — First responders helped four hikers who found themselves stranded on a bluff after the tide…

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Two injured in wreck involving eight people on Highway 104

PORT LUDLOW — A three-car wreck involving eight people blocked state Highway 104 Sunday night, with only two…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Hood Canal Bridge to close overnight … and other items

SHINE — The Hood Canal Bridge will be closed between 10 tonight and 4 a.m. Wednesday, the state…

Security cameras planned at two Port Townsend School District campuses

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Security cameras planned at two Port Townsend School District campuses

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend School District is planning to implement new security cameras on two of…

Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe welcomes pullers ashore at Port Angeles amid Canoe Journey

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Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe welcomes pullers ashore at Port Angeles amid Canoe Journey

PORT ANGELES — The beat of the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe’s drums could be heard across Port Angeles…

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DNR: Budget failure leaves Washington forests in jeopardy

By Nicholas K. Geranios