The acoustic folk duo March to May will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the next Concerts in the Woods at the Laurel… Continue reading
National Book Award winner Sherman Alexie of Seattle will give the keynote address at Peninsula Behavioral Health of Port Angeles’ annual fundraising… Continue reading
The North Olympic Development Council is seeking a state grant to install a series of electric vehicle charging stations around the Olympic… Continue reading
A comedic version of the traditional Snow White tale will take the stage at Chimacum High School for this weekend only. The Chimacum… Continue reading
By Diane Urbani
de la Paz For Peninsula Daily News These two men have been all over the place with their art: Rodney Miller, fiddler… Continue reading
The Sons of Norway Lodge will whip up Norwegian waffles at Scandia Hall on Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to noon. Entry… Continue reading
U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell is pushing new legislation for restoring the Secure Rural Schools Program, which has historically provided funding for a… Continue reading
Attorney Ariel Speser has announced she will run for a seat on the Port Townsend City Council. Speser, 32, has registered with… Continue reading
The Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties estimates that President Donald Trump’s proposal for a 20 percent tariff on imported Canadian lumber will… Continue reading
About two-thirds of kids going through family court proceedings in Clallam County do not have a Court Appointed Special Advocate to represent… Continue reading
The Hilltop Tavern will host the Squidling Bros., a Philadelphia-based circus sideshow act, and the Caravan of Creeps on Thursday night for… Continue reading
The Chimacum High School Drama Performance Club will present “Snow White and the 7½ Dwarfs” one weekend only beginning Thursday. The play will… Continue reading
On Earth Day, April 22, I took part in a wonderful Celebration of Science on the Port Angeles waterfront. An all-volunteer, free event, it featured… Continue reading
IT WAS ANOTHER tough week in the news for our environment. The recent discovery of “invasive” European green crabs (“European Green Crab Found In Dungeness… Continue reading
The Port Townsend Main Street program is celebrating the creativity of area children and raising money for local arts programs through its… Continue reading
Free, talking smoke and carbon monoxide alarms — freely installed as well — are available from Clallam Fire District No. 2 to… Continue reading
A handful of riders came out Monday despite the rain to kick off National Bike Month with a ride around Port Townsend’s… Continue reading
Chanting “Stand up, fight back,” hundreds of people marched through downtown Seattle Monday to… Continue reading
The Clallam County Public Utility District’s offices will be closed Wednesday for an all-employee meeting. The offices will reopen Thursday morning, according to… Continue reading
THERE ARE TIMES when setting something ablaze seems like a good solution. Flames also draw people’s attention. So when Sandy Floe decided to set fire… Continue reading
