SPRING HAS SPRUNG, and live music has sprung out all over, too. So tune up your ears, get out your dancing shoes and embrace spring… Continue reading
Note to readers: There is a chance a performance to the sold-out show “Naughty & Nice” might be added Sunday. Please check the Girdle Scouts… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The all-woman-owned Olympic Cellars winery will again open its doors for an International Women's Day party at 6 p.m. Thursday — to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The possibility of a new dance class for people with multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions is the topic of… Continue reading
Ira Stollak shot a personal question to his audience, which ranged from college students to retirees. “How many of you,” he asked, “grew up in… Continue reading
There are passions for a lot of things in life. And then there is the Passion. And on this Lenten weekend, the Peninsula Singers will… Continue reading
From a bead-a-thon and wellness fair in Jefferson County to a power tools presentation and reading from a mystery novel in Clallam County, there’s plenty… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Even those who celebrate the Victorian age might have some misconceptions about those times, according to one of the participants in this… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The second annual Vern Burton Rock, Gem and Jewelry Show will offer displays for everyone from beginners to professionals this weekend. The… Continue reading
BLYN — The Sequim 2012 Irrigation Festival float will be rolled out before the festival's kickoff dinner and auctions on Saturday. The float — designed… Continue reading
Spring is here at last, and suddenly, we hear a lot of singing. There's secular and sacred music, choirs and quartets, Sequim and Joyce, so… Continue reading
GET SOME SPRING in your step and dance, dance, dance, or at least support your favorite live music. Port Angeles ■ Today at Castaways Restaurant… Continue reading
SEQUIM — “My first love,” Charlotte Elkins says as her husband, Aaron, steps away to fetch coffee, “was the art world.” Now a novelist, Charlotte… Continue reading
IT WAS FOR a bit of horseplay — and a chance to learn more communication skills for a specific task between horse and rider —… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — If you want to see what joy looks like, watch the people Sharron Sherfick works with. At Camp Beausite Northwest near Chimacum… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Cathy Haight remembers the day she turned the corner. She and her husband David were running a graphic design business in Southern… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Elk hunting and archery will be the topics of two free seminars presented this weekend as part of the monthlong 2012 Port… Continue reading
Around here, St. Patrick’s Day comes in many colors, from Irish kelly green to many shades of the blues. Here are some of the options… Continue reading
FORKS — The final lineup of auction items for the Quillayute Valley Scholarship Auction is always a surprise. Such perennial donors as a local sports… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In preparation for Port Angeles’ 150th birthday celebration in September, Heritage Days is hosting a historic hat-decorating class Sunday. The class will… Continue reading
