Tickets on sale now for Petals Pathways Garden Tour

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Tickets on sale now for Petals Pathways Garden Tour

PORT ANGELES — Advance tickets are on sale now for the Petals and Pathways Home Garden Tour on…

Low tide draws the curious to Joyce shoreline

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Low tide draws the curious to Joyce shoreline

JOYCE — Some of the best things are found in shallow places.

Racers leave today for 710-mile leg of Race to Alaska

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Racers leave today for 710-mile leg of Race to Alaska

VICTORIA — The Race to Alaska resumes at high noon today as boats of all shapes and sizes…

Leader of revegetation effort revels in growth on the Elwha River

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Leader of revegetation effort revels in growth on the Elwha River

PORT ANGELES — Josh Chenoweth stood in a cobblestone field full of blooming Oregon Sunshine in the lake…

Grant Street Elementary students say farewell to school building

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Grant Street Elementary students say farewell to school building

PORT TOWNSEND — Port Townsend students have ended the school year with memories, hugs and tears of leaving…

Seventy48 teams congratulated on trek

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Seventy48 teams congratulated on trek

PORT TOWNSEND — After 70 miles of blistered palms and strained muscles, it was time to celebrate the…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Waldron in running for Mrs. Washington crown … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Magan Waldron has announced that she will compete for the Mrs. Washington Pageant 2018 crown.

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U.S. Highway 101 work to be west of Barnes Point this week

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Work on repairs of U.S Highway 101 around Lake Crescent will be west of…

PHOTOS: Port Angeles High, Peninsula College conduct graduations

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PHOTOS: Port Angeles High, Peninsula College conduct graduations

Above, Port Angeles High School seniors Tana Hiigel, center, and Freja Jarvegren-Uecker, right, hold academic honors medals in…

Race to Alaska starts second leg with Port Townsend catamaran in lead

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Race to Alaska starts second leg with Port Townsend catamaran in lead

VICTORIA — The customized Gougeon 32 catamaran from Port Townsend that won the “proving ground” stage of the…

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EYE ON JEFFERSON: County to get more money for Memorial Field lighting

The three Jefferson County commissioners will consider accepting a grant increase for lighting at Memorial Field when they…

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EYE ON CLALLAM: County commissioners to conduct hearing on fireworks ordinance

Meetings across Clallam County.

Race to Alaska begins: First craft reach Victoria in first leg of race

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Race to Alaska begins: First craft reach Victoria in first leg of race

PORT TOWNSEND — About a half hour before sunrise Thursday morning, Port Townsend Bay was humming with activity…

Port of Port Angeles to appeal Sequim determination on John Wayne Marina

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Port of Port Angeles to appeal Sequim determination on John Wayne Marina

SEQUIM — A disagreement has escalated between Port of Port Angeles and Sequim city officials over the future…

Sentence of more than 18 years set for rape, assault

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Sentence of more than 18 years set for rape, assault

PORT ANGELES — Nikolas Reinhardt Clark was sentenced Thursday to more than 18 years in prison for raping…

Pride in the Park set for Saturday in Port Townsend

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Pride in the Park set for Saturday in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — The inaugural Pride in the Park, an event to raise awareness of LGBTQ issues and…

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Relatives of family killed in Brinnon fire expected at Saturday vigil

BRINNON — Extended family of the victims of a Sunday cabin fire in Brinnon are expected to attend…

Little Library honors killed substitute teacher

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Little Library honors killed substitute teacher

PORT ANGELES — Second-grade students at Queen of Angels Catholic School are honoring their late substitute teacher Cynthia…

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Pink ribbons to adorn businesses for Pink Up Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — Soroptimist International of Port Angeles, Noon Club members will tie pink ribbons all over downtown…

Sequim partners with homeowner, Habitat to demolish ‘blighted’ property

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Sequim partners with homeowner, Habitat to demolish ‘blighted’ property

SEQUIM — A property city officials condemned last summer is no longer standing behind the Sequim Civic Center.