Civilian researchers said they have located the wreck of the USS Indianapolis, the World War II… Continue reading
The public is being asked to help mop up a salmon spill from an imploded net holding 305,000 fish at… Continue reading
The other day, I turned on the news and saw a mob of people hitting and kicking each other. My first thought was, is this… Continue reading
The editorial page of Aug. 15 asks good questions about the identification of “American” and “our values.” Are we content to be a group of… Continue reading
The Student Conservation Association has awarded Olympic National Park its Founder’s Medal. The park is one of the original partners of the… Continue reading
The Port Angeles School Board will consider a memorandum of understanding for a school-based health center when it meets at the Lower… Continue reading
Federal officials are reviewing annual catch limits for 11 Alaska Native communities whose subsistence hunters are… Continue reading
AS AMBASSADORS OF the tourist industry, it is often our duty to answer the many questions visitors have about the recreational wonderland that is our… Continue reading
Ed Veraldi and Bonnie Williams presented a check for $4,174 to Bette Wood, Dave Gilbert and Lynn Gilbert of Volunteer Hospice of Clallam… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Police Department and Clallam County Sheriff’s Office are hosting a large-scale active shooter training at Peninsula College on Thursday.… Continue reading
Permit sales for salal on the Olympic National Forest will begin in September. Salal (Gaultheria shallon) is an understory shrub commonly used in… Continue reading
A two-thirds majority of the Clallam County Planning Commission has backed a proposal to restrict marijuana sales in Joyce. The commission voted… Continue reading
Clallam County commissioners and Sheriff Bill Benedict will discuss the status of the county’s pet licensing program Monday. The commissioners’ work session will begin at… Continue reading
Mayors in two Washington cities took action Friday toward removing statues, monuments and signs honoring Confederate soldiers… Continue reading
Funding that would help the Coastal Watershed Institute continue its restoration efforts east of the Elwha River mouth is delayed as the… Continue reading
Port Townsend members from the state Main Street Program were featured in Gov. Jay Inslee’s recent ResultsWA meeting. The meeting focused on the… Continue reading
Washington state’s unemployment rate of 4.5 percent held steady for a third consecutive month in July,… Continue reading
Jim’s Pharmacy will hold its customer appreciation day from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday. Featured at the event will be the inaugural… Continue reading
Sequim business owner Todd Negus, who last week dropped out of the general election race for a Port Angeles City Council position… Continue reading
Port Angeles Council candidate Todd Negus said Thursday he is dropping out of the race for Position 1, conceding the Nov. 7… Continue reading
