A case involving a burned body found Saturday morning in a vehicle that was destroyed by fire on the Makah tribal reservation… Continue reading
The director of “The Memory of Fish,” a portrait of the late Dick Goin, is still surprised the two dams on the… Continue reading
Brinnon Fire Department firefighter/advanced EMT Aaron Kronlund was recently promoted to lieutenant by fire commissioners Ken McEdwards, Ron Garrison and Meril Smith. Kronlund… Continue reading
A lawsuit filed Thursday accuses Seattle Mayor Ed Murray of sexually molesting a teenage high-school dropout in… Continue reading
Clallam Mosaic will present 58 pieces of art by 20 area artists this weekend in an exhibit to showcase the abilities of… Continue reading
Birder-watchers are flocking to the 14th annual Olympic Peninsula BirdFest this weekend. BirdFest is a collection of field trips and presentations, the annual… Continue reading
The First Friday Art Walk will bloom with bright flowers and blush with pink — the color theme for tonight’s free, self-guided tour… Continue reading
A retired wildlife biologist will discuss the reintroduction of fishers into the Olympic Mountains during an Evening Talk at the Olympic Natural Resources… Continue reading
A fundraiser for the Northwest Raptor &Wildlife Center, “Birds of a Feather,” will feature local art, music and raptors from the center… Continue reading
A garden walk, beach cleanup training and an animal shelter benefit are among upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information also is available on… Continue reading
Forecasters expect high winds and tall waves along the Pacific coast today, with gusts reaching as high as 60 mph. A high wind… Continue reading
DO YOU LIKE to receive gifts? I think most people do. Sometimes gifts can be expected: birthdays, holidays, graduations and, if you’re a young child,… Continue reading
Some of our severely outdated, antiquated laws seem to defy common sense. Why, for instance, is it mandatory that our president be born in the… Continue reading
I would like to thank two of four Washington state GOP representatives for voting against Senate Joint Resolution 34, the nullification-of-internet-privacy rule. The resolution got… Continue reading
“The Pine and the Cherry,” a tale of one family’s 100-year history and its involvement in the Japanese-American internment during World War II, will be… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Parks and Recreation Department and the Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers Club will host the annual Kids’ Fishing Derby at… Continue reading
The United States fired a barrage of cruise missiles into Syria Thursday night in retaliation for… Continue reading
Soon-to-be residents of the first home from Olympic Peninsula Special Needs Housing have broken ground at the site in Sequim. The four-bedroom home,… Continue reading
In a rare display of courtroom drama, two murder trials have been scheduled for later this year at about the same time… Continue reading
A Port Angeles man who allegedly fled from Clallam County sheriff’s deputies Sunday was charged in Clallam County Superior Court with several… Continue reading
