Clallam County

State unveils wildfire plan

State unveils wildfire plan

The state is months away from wildfire season, but Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz has proposed… Continue reading

State unveils wildfire plan

Governors: Let states give unemployment to those working without pay

The Democratic governors of Michigan, New York and Washington have asked the Trump administration to let… Continue reading

Adventures in Music receives $2,500 1st Security gift

Adventures in Music receives $2,500 1st Security gift

Port Angeles Symphony program sends musicians to Jefferson, Clallam schools

Adventures in Music receives $2,500 1st Security gift

NEWS BRIEFS: Workers get lunch invite … and other items

PORT ANGELES – Personnel of Village Concepts of Port Angeles, Park View Villas, invite federal workers who are furloughed or working without pay during the… Continue reading

PAT NEAL: Finding the Pacific Trail

SOMETIMES, WHEN READING the accounts of the first people who came to the Olympic Peninsula, it’s hard to imagine how any of us from the… Continue reading

PHOTO: Food, funds donation banked in Port Angeles

PHOTO: Food, funds donation banked in Port Angeles

Staff at 1st Security Bank recently collected 325 pounds of food and $500 for the Port Angeles Food Bank. Shown, from left, are Rui Starrett,… Continue reading

PHOTO: Food, funds donation banked in Port Angeles
A message of hope: Port Angeles group honors Martin Luther King Jr. with Lions Park event

A message of hope: Port Angeles group honors Martin Luther King Jr. with Lions Park event

Devon Gray watched from outside Lions Park on Monday as about 75 people honored Martin Luther King Jr. and organizers spoke of… Continue reading

A message of hope: Port Angeles group honors Martin Luther King Jr. with Lions Park event

Local groups offer assistance to federal workers during shutdown

The Clallam County Democrats are the most recent group of North Olympic Peninsula residents to announce action to help federal workers affected… Continue reading

NEWS BRIEFS: Stormwater class set for Thursday in Port Angeles; Sequim business hires new employee

The city of Port Angeles will present a class on permitting for stormwater runoff at 1 p.m. Thursday. The class will be… Continue reading

WEST END NEIGHBOR: Arrrgh: Teachers pack pirate production into a week

WEST END NEIGHBOR: Arrrgh: Teachers pack pirate production into a week

HOW ENTHUSIASTICALLY CAN a child say just a single number? Guaranteed, Lindsey Wayne and Sarah Price of Missoula Children’s Theatre know a thing or two… Continue reading

WEST END NEIGHBOR: Arrrgh: Teachers pack pirate production into a week
1,000-strong crowd gathers in Port Townsend for third annual Womxn’s Wave

1,000-strong crowd gathers in Port Townsend for third annual Womxn’s Wave

Support shown for indigenous peoples, women, marginalized people and the queer community

1,000-strong crowd gathers in Port Townsend for third annual Womxn’s Wave
Third annual Womxn’s Wave arrives in Port Townsend

Third annual Womxn’s Wave arrives in Port Townsend

An estimated 1,000 people marched down Water Street in Port Townsend during the third annual Olympic Peninsula Womxn’s Wave, expressing solidarity with… Continue reading

Third annual Womxn’s Wave arrives in Port Townsend

Boat capsizing that killed Joyce man is under investigation

Joshua Porter died after the Mary B II was hit by a 20-foot wave while crossing the Yaquina Bay bar.

MLK Day observed on Peninsula today

Martin Luther King Jr., the civil rights activist who was assassinated in 1968, will be remembered today during North Olympic Peninsula events dedicated to his… Continue reading

Food, money, gift cards sought for furloughed or unpaid federal workers

The Clallam County Democrats are seeking non-perishable food items, cash, checks or grocery store gift cards for area federal employees who have… Continue reading

Lawmakers scramble to save southern resident orcas

By Sean Harding WNPA Olympia News Bureau The Southern Resident Orca Task Force charged by Gov. Jay Inslee with drawing up ideas for a long-term… Continue reading

Man accused of robbery in Port Angeles

Police have arrested a man for investigation of second-degree robbery, saying it was apparently prompted by a disagreement. Gordon Terrence Peters, 32,… Continue reading

Volunteers sought for third annual Clallam Night to Shine

Clallam County’s Night to Shine organizers seek volunteers, promising a good party for all who participate. Night to Shine is a volunteer-driven… Continue reading

Beating death case ‘inching toward resolution’

A murder case involving the beating death of a 71-year-old Sequim woman is “inching toward a resolution,” Benjamin G. Bonner’s attorney said.… Continue reading

EYE ON CLALLAM: County considers support for raised median at Morse Creek

Clallam County commissioners will consider Tuesday a letter of support for the state Department of Transportation to install a raised median on U.S. Highway 101… Continue reading