SPRING HAS FINALLY sprung, so get out of that recliner and throw off that winter blanket and get out and dance or, at least, tap… Continue reading
IT'S WITH GREAT delight I announce that young Antigone Barker is the first recipient of the Backcountry Horsemen of Washington's Junior Backcountry Horseman award. New… Continue reading
BLYN — The Gateway, still a new fundraiser, has outdone itself. The dinner and auction in 7 Cedars Casino’s Club Seven lounge Saturday night, a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It happened all of a sudden. Seven individuals, straight-faced just seconds before, coalesced into a septet. In an instant, music filled the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — This city's late May cavalcade of music, dance and art has just gained a visual presence, thanks to an “old school, in-your-face”… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The world may feel far out of balance, with crises in the Middle East and Japan turning so many lives upside-down. But… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Don't dismiss your dream, no matter how the world scoffs. That's the message of “The Other Shakespeare,” a stage play opening tonight… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — You open the book, maybe thinking it'll be a bunch of hard-to-understand poems. Not for long, though, because in poem No. 1… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Wedding chapel, children's nursery, tavern, place of morning starshine: Odyssey Bookshop has played plenty of roles over the past 40 years. And… Continue reading
SEQUIM — She was in a rush to the post office. But on this day in 2008, Barbara Brown made a U-turn that would lead… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — She’s “saving the world,” according to her website, “one love story at a time.” Wendy Lester of Port Angeles has just released… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It’s happening more and more, said Kevin MacCartney, national park ranger-turned-jazzman. That moment when everyone in the band clicks together, to sail… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — “Silents Are Golden,” a night of cinema featuring classically trained actor Rob Mermin and clips from 100 silent movies, is about to… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A world-renowned artist who works with a humble material — felt — to fashion eye-popping creations will tell her story this weekend at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Adam Stern and Mark Wendeborn’s brainstorm just might pack the house Saturday morning. The event looks like any other Port Angeles Symphony… Continue reading
WHAT A COUNTRY we live in! We gain an hour of evening daylight Sunday, spring arrives a week later, and sandwiched in between is the… Continue reading
AH, I REMEMBER it well — trying to keep warm when my niece was on Sequim's team and competing in Washington State High School Equestrian… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Poet Tess Gallagher found a manuscript on her friend Alfredo Arreguin’s dining-room table — he wanted her to take just a quick… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Jonathan Evison, author of a best-selling novel about Port Angeles, has a question about those who may come to his reading next… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — West of Here, Jonathan Evison's epic tome about life beneath the Olympic Mountains, could mean “pennies from heaven,” as Diane Schostak sees… Continue reading
