News events on the North Olympic Peninsula.
The incumbent Democrat and his Republican opponent debated Clinton and Trump, as well as trade.
Forks, Quileute and other coastal areas could expect 40-to-45 mph sustained winds with gusts as high as 65 mph from the first storm.
The proposal would expand the boundaries of the Devils Lake and Dabob Bay conservation areas in Jefferson County.
The addition will be unveiled along with haunted underground tours starting today.
Forecasters predict the second storm could be one of the strongest in Pacific Northwest history.
Several positions are shifting duties through budget planning.
The owners of the Bell Creek Village property are selling 77-plus acres by U.S. Highway 101.
Still waiting on potential Sol Duc River coho opening
Officials say the first of two strong Pacific storm systems is expected to approach the area this evening with impacts on Thursday.
Another voter forum, this one Thursday in Port Townsend, will focus on ballot initiatives.
The three county commissioners Tuesday approved a state grant to fund the committee’s restoration, conservation and education projects.
Jerry Harvey Hyasman, also known as Jerry Pies, was last seen Oct. 4 near Copalis Crossing in Grays Harbor County.
The proposed updates, to be presented this Thursday and Oct. 19, focus on goals, policies, development standards and infrastructure planning.
The male suspect was caught on camera burglarizing Olympic Cellars Winery east of Port Angeles.
Second win of season for Cowboys spikers.
Herb Beck Marina at core of complaints following port budget discussions.
Under the deal, the pool district would help relocate Peninsula Behavioral Health’s Horizon Center, remove its old building and expand the pool to the west.
The change in schedule will last until Jan. 7, 2017.
Democrat Hilary Franz, an environmental attorney, and Republican Steve McLaughlin, a retired Navy commander, are running to be public lands commissioner.
