The 20th annual tour featured food, friendly farm animals and local farmers.
The Baby Boomers could be part of the solution.
Mrs. Vinegar, aka Betsy Wharton of the Clallam Canning Co., is taking a field trip to the market next Saturday, Oct. 8.
The film will be shown at 7 p.m. Friday at the Peninsula College Little Theater in Port Angeles.
Taylor has toured throughout the world, performing in many countries and continents.
Cry out for help and watch your Father show you his love as he supplies you his miracles.
The cost of the self-guided tour is $10 per carload or free if biking.
Mature plant size is a major consideration when picking a plant, particularly since our weather is ideal for growing.
Because this body of water is popular with migrating birds, it is also one of those spots where the unexpected can be expected.
The author, Robert Steelquist, 65, has lived in Blyn for 35 years and has extensive knowledge of the local wilderness.
A government website helps people begin a retirement savings account and determine their contributions.
Three Clallam County girls earned ribbons and placings at the Washington State Fair. Karen’s horse Indy develops, and is treated for, colic.
Lamb, which can be obtained locally, is an alternative meat for homemade burgers.
The fundraiser is vital for First Step Family Support Center, which relies entirely on donations and grants to continue operations, an organizer said.
Registration ends today for the contest, now in its second year after an 11-year hiatus.
Events across the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend.
Annual event showcases area’s natural, cultural resources.
Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission partners have set an informal gathering tonight in Port Angeles.
Then the homecoming dance will be Saturday night in the high school’s main gym.
“In the end what matters most is how well did you love, how well did you live, how well did you learn to let go.” (Dalai Lama)
