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Peninsula beaches closed to recreational shellfish harvest

Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning persists in both counties

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ACLU sues over state suspending licenses due to unpaid fines

Says it hurts people who can’t afford to pay

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Unthank sees uptick in Sequim COVID-19 cases

Jefferson County reports no new positive tests

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Open space, park top alternatives for golf course, survey finds

City staff to vet 3 proposals, present to council Nov. 2

The Clallam County COVID-19 Social Distancing Center is shown Monday.Rob Ollikainen/Peninsula Daily News

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Clallam aims to extend Social Distancing Center into spring

Port-owned facility housing 50 per night

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Lost mushroom picker found

Forks woman rescued after her calls for help were reported

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Volunteers sought for tree-planting on Orca Recovery Day

Restoration efforts focused on the Elwha River

A group of protesters toppled statues of former presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln in Portland's South Park Block late Sunday, Oct. 11, 2020. (Sean Meagher/The Oregonian via AP)

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Protesters knock down Roosevelt, Lincoln statues in Portland

Declaration of ‘rage’ over Columbus Day

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Search planned for bodies of missing men

Family conducting their own searches for Walter Mead and Sean Pickering

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‘Difficult phase’ of pandemic ahead

Health officers warn of need to stay vigilant

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Tsunami sirens to sound for drill

Great ShakeOut set for Thursday

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Clallam County to form committee for judge replacement

Appointment expected by end of January

Kurt Hardesty, left, and Chris MacDonald of the city of Port Townsend's transportation crew apply yellow tape to the roadway around a mini traffic circle Monday morning in the center of Washington Street at Cass Street next to County Courthouse Park in Port Townsend. (Nicholas Johnson/Peninsula Daily News)

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Port Townsend installs temporary traffic circles on Washington Street

If effective, area residents would pay for permanent fixtures

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Ascent of Birds lecture series continues

Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society sponsors free online presentations

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Downed trees cause power outage on West End

Customers in the dark for over 14 hours

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Harvest of Hope event raises $102,000 for cancer center

PORT ANGELES — Going virtual for the Olympic Medical Center Foundation’s 2020 annual fundraiser didn’t keep its supporters…

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Roadwork on Highway 104 to cause delays

SHINE — Maintenance crews will be repairing a damaged guardrail from 7 a.m. through 4 p.m. today through…

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One new COVID-19 case in Jefferson; none in Clallam

Recent Jefferson cases primarily through out-of-county contacts

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Wreck sends two to hospital, snarls traffic

PORT ANGELES — A traffic collision at Cottonwood Lane in the Morse Creek S Curve section of U.S.…

Holly Jarnagin, left, and 2-year-old Frankie Rezendes of Port Townsend make chalk art in the intersection of Lawrence and Tyler streets Saturday during the farmers market in uptown Port Townsend. City staff set up a booth and distributed chalk during Saturday's market, encouraging people to draw their hopes and dreams for the city's future. (Nicholas Johnson/Peninsula Daily News)

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Port Townsend seeks future visions drawn in chalk

Creative prompt aims for civic engagement