Duane Davidson speaks on Peninsula
Tickets are now on sale for the Beach Party dinner and dance set for 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, March 7. The… Continue reading
Funding still in question
Tribe must gain other state, federal permits, licenses
Stevens Middle School groundbreaking expected in 2023
Cape Flattery School District voters overwhelmingly approved a four-year levy to provide services that go beyond core education areas. The educational programs… Continue reading
Max the dog is safe, uninjured and back with his family after spending about five hours trapped on a ledge. The Airedale… Continue reading
Port of Port Townsend commissioners to consider proposal
At least two Washington residents stuck on tours
Passage of two Crescent School District levies in Tuesday’s special election means that programs that lack state funding can continue and that work… Continue reading
President Donald Trump’s administration has agreed to speed up the cases of some former interpreters for the U.S. military in Iraq and hundreds… Continue reading
Trooper says disrepair cause of removal
Both gain simple majorities in first ballot count
Daily ballot counts planned
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John Cabrera, trimmer with Asplundh Tree Expert LLC, feeds branches and brush into a chipper Tuesday afternoon after cutting down a madrona… Continue reading
Immigration deportation flights barred at facility
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Pedestrians walk along Olympic Hot Springs Road in the Elwha Valley of Olympic National Park recently. The road, which is gated near the park boundary… Continue reading
Clallam 2 Fire Rescue recognized several individuals at its annual awards and recognition banquet Feb. 1. Firefighter/EMT Tim Davis was awarded the… Continue reading
The Sequim Irrigation Festival has announced a call for artists and creators of upcycled arts and crafts for its Innovative Arts and Crafts… Continue reading
