The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau is accepting applications for the final round of 2017 Tourism Enhancement Grants. Of the $45,000 allotted for qualified projects focusing… Continue reading
Dmitri Matheny, winner of NW Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year, will perform at Peninsula College at 7 p.m. Saturday. The international flugelhorn… Continue reading
The Genealogical Society of Clallam County will host an all-day seminar Saturday that features Mary Kathyrn Kozy, genealogist, speaker and researcher. She will… Continue reading
For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result… Continue reading
The Kids Create Art series at the Sequim Library begins another season this fall with three new artists introducing new media and topics.… Continue reading
National Feral Cat Day, created by Alley Cat Allies in 2001, is now Global Cat Day. It reflected inspiration and help provided to cat advocates… Continue reading
I want to say thank you to the person that wrote the “rave” last Sunday, Oct. 15, in the Peninsula Daily News about the kids… Continue reading
The 2017 Port Townsend Zombie Crawl will be from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Ersatz zombies will assemble at Haller Fountain… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus will present “Happy Together,” a pair of shows set for Saturday in the Sequim High School auditorium. Shows… Continue reading
The fourth annual 5-10K Run For Safe Families will be Saturday at City Pier. The cost is $25 for adults 18 and… Continue reading
Post-earthquake survival tips will be offered at a fair in Joyce on Saturday. The annual Joyce Emergency Planning and Preparedness (JEPP) update will… Continue reading
Hundreds of customers lost power Wednesday as wind and rain moved through the North Olympic Peninsula. Winds gusted to 54 mph at Point Wilson in… Continue reading
The Sequim School Board has approved a new contract for Sequim teachers. Diana Piersoll, Sequim Education Association (SEA) president, and Sequim Schools Superintendent… Continue reading
The Port Angeles School Board will consider approving an appraiser for three properties and is expected to discuss a capital levy when… Continue reading
Those attending performances at Olympic Theatre Arts no longer have to walk on a gravel path to the entrance, thanks to recent upgrades… Continue reading
The article by Diane Urbani de le Paz (“Seeing New Worlds Via College Program”) published in the Peninsula Daily News on Oct. 4 about her… Continue reading
The Cambridge, Mass., school librarian who rejected the gift books from Melania Trump was in my opinion speaking as an out-of-control leftist, not as a… Continue reading
U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Seattle, spoke in Port Hadlock on Oct. 11 about her bill designed to help working families with child-care costs (“Murray Visits… Continue reading
Drop. Cover. Hold on. Follow those steps for your best chance to survive a major earthquake, which could occur at any time on one of… Continue reading
WHEN YOU’RE THE messenger bearing another person’s story, you perform a sacred act. It begins, of course, with listening. And listening some more, with heart… Continue reading
