FORKS –– A year after a fire destroyed the Rainforest Arts Center, the City Council has selected a final design scheme for the $2.1 million… Continue reading
DUNGENESS –– Warm wooden tones fill the air around the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge every morning as students hone their marimba skills under the guidance… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– While growing from a sleepy farm town of some 300 people to a booming city of 6,606 with the Peninsula's largest collection of… Continue reading
FORKS –– U.S. Forest Service employees reported mixed demand Wednesday, one of four days when permits are issued to harvest salal in Olympic National Forest.… Continue reading
FORKS –– A year after a fire destroyed the Rainforest Arts Center, the City Council has selected a final design scheme for the $2.1 million… Continue reading
FORKS –– A year after a fire destroyed the Rainforest Arts Center, the City Council has selected a final design scheme for the $2.1 million… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– Michael Gentry went to sleep March 11, 2011, after spending the night watching footage of the disastrous earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan.… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– A special committee charged with reviewing the future needs of the Sequim School District’s facilities will present its recommendations to the public at… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– Sequim’s restaurant scene has suffered a pair of hits as two West Washington Street eateries closed their doors. After 26 years as a… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– Sequim’s restaurant scene has suffered a pair of hits as two West Washington Street eateries closed their doors. After 26 years as a… Continue reading
FORKS –– Candidates for the open seat on the Port of Port Angeles commission sparred in a Forks Chamber of Commerce forum this week over… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– Starting today, the radio signal for KSQM 91.5 FM will beam its sounds over a much broader area than ever before from its… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– Old school mates Terri Lillquist and Loxie Gradillas remembered cooking in home economics class 50 years ago in the corner now occupied by… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– Miniature trains carried pumpkins, hobos and coal on tracks around the Sequim Prairie Grange Hall as dozens of model railroad buffs swapped stories… Continue reading
FORKS –– A petition signed by 244 people who think the proposed design for a new Rainforest Arts Center does not properly reflect the city… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– The city’s four schools are expected to have a full-time police presence in the 2014-15 school year. The City Council unanimously agreed to… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Two top North Olympic Peninsula law enforcement officials unsuccessfully lobbied federal authorities Tuesday to dismiss the $125 “violation of closure” tickets… Continue reading
FORKS — Closed since it was ordered to evacuate guests because of the federal government’s shutdown Oct. 3, Kalaloch Lodge near Ruby Beach in West… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK –– Kelly Sanders decided to take her crew of six international students, including two visiting Port Angeles from its Japanese sister city,… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– Wind Rose Cellars has finished its 10th and final crush of the 2013 winemaking season, finishing off a 25-ton crush of Central Washington… Continue reading
