The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a registered sex offender who failed to report to the state Department of Corrections.… Continue reading
Titania’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream” cloak, lush and leafy, awaits. So do the costumes of Lady Capulet — Romeo’s mother-in-law — plus portly… Continue reading
Quileute Days 2017 will celebrate Quileute tribal and cultural heritage with traditional activities scheduled throughout this weekend, including canoe races, stick games,… Continue reading
Hikers and bikers will travel through North Olympic Peninsula history when Spruce Railroad Trail reopens this weekend. Crews have nearly completed a… Continue reading
The Spruce Railroad Trail will be reopened with a refurbished McFee Tunnel on Sunday. A dedication ceremony for the McFee Tunnel is… Continue reading
Getting drugs off the streets
Public health officials on the North Olympic Peninsula are monitoring regulations that require pharmaceutical companies to pay for and coordinate drug take-back… Continue reading
When a Port Angeles artist learned about two children who died in a flash flood in Arkansas, she decided to use her… Continue reading
The Jefferson County commissioners have approved a public hearing to get input on a proposed property tax levy aimed at tackling the… Continue reading
Clallam County voters this November will decide whether to support a one-tenth of 1 percent juvenile justice sales tax. The tax would… Continue reading
Police were searching Tuesday for a man who brandished a gun while robbing the Jackpot Food Mart and 76 gas station in… Continue reading
A woman whose body was discovered with a vehicle near Hurricane Ridge on July 2 has been identified as Kathryn Grace Kennedy,… Continue reading
“So far, so good.” That was Clallam County Engineer Ross Tyler’s assessment of the traffic situation one day after McDonald Creek Bridge was… Continue reading
Construction will soon begin to realign the entrance to Carrie Blake Park. Sequim city engineer Matt Klontz said construction tentatively will begin in… Continue reading
Bill Liggett, author of “Watermelon Snow,” describes the genre of his novel as “cli-fi,” or climate fiction. However, Liggett didn’t dream this… Continue reading
All six Port Angeles City Council candidates in the Aug. 1 primary election said at a forum this week they oppose the… Continue reading
High school students will no longer need to pass a biology test to graduate under a measure signed into law… Continue reading
The Clallam Economic Development Corporation will host the first of three community town hall meetings in Forks next week. The informal discussion on… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Fine Arts Center is seeking a guest artist to create a live outdoor art installation during the Port Angeles… Continue reading
The all Native American blues/rock band, “Indigenous” will perform at Studio Bob, 118½ Front St., today at
8 p.m. The band has… Continue reading
THESE “LAZY, HAZY, crazy days of summer” provide us with an opportunity to consider our lives from a different perspective. Not the narrowed intensity and… Continue reading
