OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- As a thick cloud of smoke settled in valleys surrounding Hurricane Ridge Monday afternoon, the repetitive clapping of a helicopter rotor… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- State Department of Transportation officials plan to complete an archeological survey of the Hood Canal graving yard by this weekend. "We should… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The Port Townsend Film Festival appears to be maturing. With event pass sales up about 30 percent over last year, film festival… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- City Attorney Craig Ritchie is asking a King County Superior Court judge to grant a change in venue in the land use appeals… Continue reading
BRINNON -- Will parts of the Boy Scouts' Camp Parsons on Pulali Point be logged? A group of Pulali Point property owners expect a decision… Continue reading
NOTE: Recorded fire information, updated throughout the day, is available by calling 360-565-3124. OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- Two air tankers on Sunday afternoon dropped loads… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Firefighters on Sunday were battling a large, smoky "hog fuel"' fire at Hermann Brothers Logging and Construction west of Port Angeles. Kary… Continue reading
A 14-year-old Sequim boy shot in the head Saturday was upgraded to serious condition Sunday in intensive care at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, a… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- A fire started by a lightning strike Sept. 6 about 1½ miles northeast of Hurricane Hill grew to 50 acres Saturday… Continue reading
The name of Daishowa America Ltd. changes on Wednesday when it becomes Nippon Paper Industries USA Co., Ltd. "The name change indicates that our mill… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Heritage Weekend, a trip back through time to Port Angeles' early days, continues today with walking and trolley tours. Area residents and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Michael Fishman could barely contain his excitement. High-resolution images rotated before him on a tack-sharp 21-inch computer monitor. They were the results… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Area youths in Boy Scouts of America and Girl Scouts of the USA are beginning to benefit from a trust fund settlement.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The stars came out for the fourth annual Port Townsend Film Festival. People watching "The Gods Must Be Crazy" on an inflatable… Continue reading
Sunday, Sept. 28 The Oracle 10 a.m.: "Kid's Seat of the Pants" 1 p.m.: "Our House" 3 p.m.: FTW 5 p.m.: "Our Northwest" 6:30 p.m.:… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A 14-year-old Sequim boy was in critical condition at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after being shot in the head by a friend… Continue reading
BRINNON -- For the first time ever, the volunteers of Jefferson County Fire District No. 4 in Brinnon are getting new firefighting gear. The funds… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Clallam County has received a long-awaited solution to interagency shortfalls in emergency communications -- a $5.8 million federal grant to build a… Continue reading
The fourth annual Port Townsend Film Festival headlines entertainment activities this weekend in Jefferson and Clallam counties. It runs today through Sunday, with 13 feature… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Two people were rescued Thursday afternoon after falling over a steep embankment below Little River Road. A man and woman had scrambled… Continue reading
