Jefferson County

Classic Mariners’ Regatta this weekend

The Classic Mariners’ Regatta will offer races Saturday and Sunday with a welcome gathering for racers planned this evening. This year, the… Continue reading

Dance students to perform at Wheeler Theater

Ling Hui’s Dance will present its 22nd annual recital, a studio performance in Wheeler Theater, tonight and Saturday. The concert called “Riding… Continue reading

ISSUES OF FAITH: Remember to be inventive in your encouragement

“AND LET US consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. Let us not give up meeting together, as some… Continue reading

Jazz musicians to perform in Coyle on Saturday

Jazz musicians to perform in Coyle on Saturday

Ted Brancato will perform at the Concerts in the Woods series for the second time at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The concert will take… Continue reading

Jazz musicians to perform in Coyle on Saturday

KPTZ hosts Party at the Fort tonight

KPTZ 91.9FM will host Party at the Fort, a concert and fundraiser featuring live music by the Polyrhythmics, tonight. Doors will open… Continue reading

Marine Science Center to host book signing Saturday

Joe Gaydos, co-author of the recently released “Explore the Salish Sea, A Nature Guide for Kids,” will be at the Port Townsend… Continue reading

Pancakes, Port Angeles and Poppins on the week’s menu

A program about Port Angeles, a fire department breakfast and a children’s “Mary Poppins Jr.” production are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic… Continue reading

Poetry rediscovered at historical society lecture

Poetry rediscovered at historical society lecture

Poet Judith Adams, a Humanities Washington speaker and Whidbey Island resident, will present “A Fierce Language: Falling in Love with Poetry” at… Continue reading

Poetry rediscovered at historical society lecture

Port Angeles man pleads guilty in tree poaching case

Richard A. Welches, one of three co-defendants charged with poaching an old growth maple tree on federal land near the Elwha River… Continue reading

Special exhibit, big art, photos and jewelry among Port Townsend Gallery Walk attractions

Special exhibit, big art, photos and jewelry among Port Townsend Gallery Walk attractions

The Port Townsend School of the Arts plans a special exhibit and sale of watercolor paintings by Janet Cramer, with the show… Continue reading

Special exhibit, big art, photos and jewelry among Port Townsend Gallery Walk attractions
PHOTO: Going for the gold with Special Olympics

PHOTO: Going for the gold with Special Olympics

Special Olympian Garet Bonham, right, carries the torch as he walks with Clallam County Sheriff Bill Benedict on the Waterfront Trail near Port Angeles City… Continue reading

PHOTO: Going for the gold with Special Olympics

State Supreme Court to decide legislative records case

The state Supreme Court will decide whether Washington’s voter-approved Public Records Act applies to lawmakers. Supreme… Continue reading

Navy crews conduct search and rescue missions in Olympic National Park

Of the four missions that Search and Rescue teams from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island conducted within the past week, two were… Continue reading

NEWS BRIEFS: Delays set for state Highway 112 during construction … and other items

Utility crews working for Clallam County Public Works will perform routine maintenance on about 10 manholes along three miles of state Highway 112… Continue reading

Application deadline near for YES Program’s environmental science class in Jefferson

Application deadline near for YES Program’s environmental science class in Jefferson

The Youth Environmental Stewards (YES!) Program seeks applicants for its upcoming 2018-19 Environmental Science and Leadership Class. Applications are due Thursday of… Continue reading

Application deadline near for YES Program’s environmental science class in Jefferson
Sequim Starbucks among 8,000 that closed for anti-bias training

Sequim Starbucks among 8,000 that closed for anti-bias training

By Terry Tang and Joseph Pisani The Associated Press The Sequim Starbucks is among the more than 8,000 U.S. stores that were closed for a… Continue reading

Sequim Starbucks among 8,000 that closed for anti-bias training

PAT NEAL: Summer driving guide: You were warned

IN LAST WEEK’S episode of the Olympic Peninsula summer driving guide, we embarked on a westward journey down U.S. Highway 101 across the Elwha River… Continue reading

Port Townsend marks Memorial Day with ceremonies across city

Port Townsend marks Memorial Day with ceremonies across city

Fallen servicemen and women were honored on Memorial Day with ceremonies at sites throughout the city. The American Legion Marvin G. Shields… Continue reading

Port Townsend marks Memorial Day with ceremonies across city
Peninsula law enforcement ready for Special Olympics torch run

Peninsula law enforcement ready for Special Olympics torch run

It’s that time of year again when law enforcement officials across the state raise awareness and funds for Special Olympics. Each year,… Continue reading

Peninsula law enforcement ready for Special Olympics torch run
Coworkers remember Ludlow woman’s compassion, care, sense of humor

Coworkers remember Ludlow woman’s compassion, care, sense of humor

A Port Ludlow resident and Kingston community doctor killed in a six-vehicle collision on the Hood Canal Bridge is being remembered by… Continue reading

Coworkers remember Ludlow woman’s compassion, care, sense of humor