SOME DUDES WERE made for walking. Port Angeles native Dylan Carlson is one of those types. The 26-year-old Port Angeles High School Class of 2001… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Port Townsend swept both the boys and girls portions of its Olympic League cross country meet against Bremerton and North Mason on… Continue reading
THERE'S AN INHERENT difficulty that comes with writing a preseason football preview. Namely, nobody really knows what to expect. The coaches might have an idea,… Continue reading
TALK ABOUT DELAYED gratification. With invitations to come and tee it up springing forth from courses and clubs across the North Olympic Peninsula as a… Continue reading
• Last Chance -- The LaPush Last Chance Salmon Derby comes to the West End this Saturday and Sunday. The event includes prizes for coho… Continue reading
THAT SOCIALIST OBAMA is at it again. Another round of free handouts is coming down the pike. But this isn't your typical corporate bailout. Oh… Continue reading
HISTORIANS WILL CALL it a seminal moment some day. For it was then, and only then, that mushrooms were brought out of the shadows and… Continue reading
HISTORIANS WILL CALL it a seminal moment some day. For it was then, and only then, that mushrooms were brought out of the shadows and… Continue reading
THE WASHINGTON STATE Convention and Trade Center transforms into the biggest pro shop in the Pacific Northwest this weekend when it hosts Golf Fest Northwest,… Continue reading
THE STORY BEHIND the story this prep sports year is all about the Benjamins. Decreases in funding for school districts across the state have led… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Micah Roos was on fire, not losing a single game, to spark the Port Angeles boys tennis team to its third consecutive… Continue reading
SUMNER -- Injuries to key personnel and a stagnant offense inside the red zone led to the Sequim football team's 21-7 loss to Class 1A… Continue reading
JOYCE -- Bereket Piatt is number two no more. The Port Townsend junior proved he'll be a force to be reckoned with this cross country… Continue reading
The Associated Press Aberdeen 35, Centralia 34 Adna 18, Napavine 7 Almira/Coulee-Hartline 56, Odessa 8 Asotin 20, Lind-Ritzville 6 Astoria, Ore. 34, R.A. Long 22… Continue reading
CRAZY COMES TOSekiu this weekend. With wild coho retention opening up in Marine Area 5 (Sekiu) on Saturday, the crowds are sure to arrive en… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Week three of the 2009 football season wraps up the non-conference season for Sequim, Port Townsend and Chimacum all on the road… Continue reading
JOYCE -- The pace always gets set at the Salt Creek Invitational cross country meet. This year's event figures to be no different. All nine… Continue reading
FORGET A SHOTGUN wedding. The Sol Duc summer coho simply can't wait. Hordes of the coho began leaping at the behest of their libidos at… Continue reading
KINGSTON -- Kingston nipped Port Townsend 2-1 in girls soccer Tuesday night. The Redskins' (0-2-0, 2-2-0) defense lapsed for just a moment before halftime and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Talk about a turnaround. The Port Angeles girls soccer team has already trumped anything the previous four Roughrider incarnations accomplished, and it's… Continue reading
