Port Townsend police chief to retire

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Port Townsend police chief to retire

Michael Evans to step away after 20 years

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Port Townsend City Council questions partnership for public access channels

Funds previously used to upgrade equipment

Port Angeles Chamber thanked for sponsoring ice village

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Port Angeles Chamber thanked for sponsoring ice village

PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles Mayor Kate Dexter, center, presents a proclamation to Port Angeles Regional Chamber of…

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Revenue forecast good news for state lawmakers

By Rachel La Corte

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University women in Jefferson County offering scholarships

PORT TOWNSEND — The University Women’s Foundation of Jefferson County, an affiliate of the Association of American University…

Republican rally

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Republican rally

QUILCENE — More than 30 people attended a Jefferson County Republicans rally in support of President Donald Trump…

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Volunteers sought for annual River Cleanup event in Forks

FORKS — The Olympic Peninsula Guides’ Association will host its annual River Cleanup on Saturday.

Sequim chamber picks trio of finalists for 2019 Citizen of Year honor

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Sequim chamber picks trio of finalists for 2019 Citizen of Year honor

SEQUIM — A trio of local volunteers with a multitude of community projects, interests and endeavors are up…

Health care navigator project gets boost

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Health care navigator project gets boost

Community Paramedicine program helps those in need, saves money

Photographers’ photos picked up by ‘Scholastic News’

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Photographers’ photos picked up by ‘Scholastic News’

Publication highlights Keith Ross’s eaglet pictures

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Port Townsend woman dies while driving

State Patrol: She suffered medical emergency causing crash

<strong>Matthew Nash</strong>/Olympic Peninsula News Group                                Jennifer States addresses the Sequim City Council at a question-and-answer session for potential candidates for the vacant seventh council seat in January 2018. States has announced her intention to resign from the council.

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Sequim City Council member to resign

Vacant position to be filled by appointment of the council

In this May 28, 2014, file photo, migrants are released from ICE custody at a Greyhound bus station in Phoenix. A Customs and Border Protection memo dated Jan. 28, 2020, obtained by The Associated Press confirms that bus companies such as Greyhound do not have to allow Border Patrol agents on board to conduct routine checks for illegal immigrants, despite the company’s insistence that it has no choice but to do so. (Michael Chow/The Arizona Republic via AP)

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Border Patrol memo contradicts Greyhound on bus raids

By Gene Johnson

Makah chief to share tribal tradition

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Makah chief to share tribal tradition

‘How we are Related to the Whales’ takes place in Port Townsend

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Public comment accepted on Makah whaling proposal

The public comment period will end on March 16 for a proposal that would open the way for…

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Parks and Rec Commission to interview candidate at meeting

PORT ANGELES — The city Parks, Recreation and Beautification Commission will interview a candidate for one of two…

Jefferson County rejoins OPNET

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Jefferson County rejoins OPNET

Commissioners approve revived pact

Clallam County seeks grant for reservoir

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Clallam County seeks grant for reservoir

Commissioners OK pre-applications for water supply project off River Road

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Local students earn academic distinction at Whitman College

WALLA WALLA — Whitman College has recently announced that two Port Angeles residents achieved academic distinction.

USS Nimitz makes port call in Port Townsend

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USS Nimitz makes port call in Port Townsend

About 1,000 sailors anticipated through Thursday