The Port Townsend Main Street Program (PTMSP) was awarded the Sustainable Future Award at the state Main Street’s Excellence on Main Awards… Continue reading
Founded in 2000, the Fort Worden Children’s Choir Festival brings together some of the top children’s choirs from throughout the U.S. for… Continue reading
MEMORIAL DAY HAD its origin May 30, 1868, when Gen. John A. Logan, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, honored the Civil War… Continue reading
Award-winning singer-songwriter Mel Parsons will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday as part of the Concerts in the Woods series. The concert will take… Continue reading
New York- and Vermont-based singer and songwriter John O’Connor will appear in concert at
7 tonight at the Rosewind Common House. Requested… Continue reading
The Port Townsend Farmers Market will host its fifth annual Port Townsend Artisan Food Festival from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday… Continue reading
North Olympic Peninsula governmental entities must report by July 1 on how well they are satisfying the state goal of 100 percent usage of alternatives… Continue reading
The Port Townsend City Council has approved extending the interim land use rules for the areas of Sixth and 10th streets and… Continue reading
Jefferson Community School is undergoing many changes for the coming school year: A change in leadership, the sale of the historic Good… Continue reading
Sequim took third place in USA Today’s Best Small Town for Shopping online contest, while Port Townsend, nominated for the Best Coastal Small Town, didn’t… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library Systems board will consider approving resolution 18-05-05 for the establishment of the Sequim Library Capital Facility Area to… Continue reading
IT’S TIME ONCE again for the Olympic Peninsula summer driving guide. With the approach of the three-day Memorial Day weekend, we are about to face… Continue reading
Six “Autumn Blaze” maple trees were planted Tuesday between Taylor and Tyler streets as part of Port Townsend’s Water Street Enhancement Project. Rusty Sage of… Continue reading
Jefferson County commissioners heard the results Monday of public remarks for and against the proposed Pleasant Harbor Master Plan Resort in Brinnon.… Continue reading
A 34-year-old Forks man who was arrested Sunday for investigation of second-degree arson was charged Monday with felony first-degree reckless burning for… Continue reading
THIS IS THE time of the year when those words from a song in “Oklahoma” come to mind: “Spring is busting out all over.” You… Continue reading
The Olympic National Park Visitor Center and Wilderness Information Center in Port Angeles will reopen to the public at 9 a.m. Tuesday… Continue reading
For the past 18 years, Wayne King has been going to meetings, more meetings than he can count. They have taken him all… Continue reading
“Meet Me at the Movies,” a free afternoon of cinema for people with memory loss and their care partners, comes to the… Continue reading
A Port Ludlow doctor was killed in a six-vehicle collision on the two-lane Hood Canal Bridge. The wreck closed the bridge for eight… Continue reading
