Opinion
PAT NEAL: Really, how unique are Elwha steelhead?
You have to wonder if hatchery steelhead are really so bad for native ones.
News
National park fires calm
Although Olympic National Park fires have calmed, rising temperatures and winds could increase them.
News
Cline Spit closed to swimming
High concentrations of enterococcus bacteria, which is found in the feces of warm-blooded creatures, were found.
Business
First Federal Community Foundation elects member to board of directors
Craig A. Curtis is an architect from Kitsap County, where he has been employed since 1987.
Opinion
LETTER: It’s your duty to vote in November’s election
You’re not voting for a political party; you’re voting for an individual’s actions.
News
Brush fire ignites reminder of burn bans on North Olympic Peninsula
The blaze was caused by a section of a tree falling into power lines.
News
Clallam County firefighters assist in battling Eastern Washington wildfire
The blaze in Stevens County has been challenging for firefighters because of steep terrain and accessibility to the…
Politics
Clallam County judge hopefuls at odds over veterans court
Brian Coughenour and Dave Neupert come down on different sides of idea that would direct veterans toward treatment.
Business
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Pet-related events hosted at Sequim business this Saturday … and other items
Business events across the North Olympic Peninsula.
News
State Patrol: Motorcyclist strikes pickup truck from behind on Highway 112
Port Angeles man in serious condition in Seattle hospital after wreck near Freshwater Bay Road.
News
Free entrance to national and state parks, activities to mark centennial this week
North Olympic Peninsula locations to start waiving fees Thursday.
Crime
Two men arraigned on kidnapping charges following incident in Sequim
Christopher Charles Cooper and Jerez Darren McGrew have pleaded not guilty.
News
Eastern Washington fires destroy homes, force evacuations in Spokane region
One fire jumped the Spokane River and threatened a small community on the Spokane Indian Reservation.
News
Memorial planned for Sequim businessman, volunteer Louie Rychlik
Gathering on Sept. 4 will honor 2015 Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year.
News
Port of Port Angeles officials identify gaps in preparedness after Cascadia Rising drill
Equipment, communication highlighted in presentation to commissioners on devastating earthquake scenario.
News
Peninsula Behavioral Health director to retire after decade of growth
Peter Casey, 66, will retire at month’s end.
Opinion
LETTER: Port Angeles’ fluoridation decision will have impact far into future
I directly witnessed the slow, steady improvement in the teeth of my patients since water fluoridation began.
News
Clallam commissioners briefed on draft Cascadia Rising evaluation, improvement plan
Officials: Earthquake drill was first step in response plan for major disaster.
Life
PENINSULA KITCHEN: Food opportunities can be found while foraging on land or in the sea
Be sure to leave no trace and cause no damage while gathering food on the Peninsula.
News
Spike in fire activity in Olympic National Park closes a section of Elwha River Trail
Park Service officials have moved to suppress Godkin fire flames a quarter mile from park camp structures.