PORT ANGELES — A loss is a loss, but not all losses are created equal. After losing to King’s of Seattle 43-7 last week, Port… Continue reading
METEOROLOGISTS AREN’T SCHEDULING rain on the North Olympic Peninsula for a few more weeks, so outdoor activities are limited for the time being. Saltwater salmon… Continue reading
Ignore everything you’ve seen from the North Olympic Peninsula’s football teams in the first two weeks of the season. Forget all the blowouts and shutouts.… Continue reading
SALMON FISHING IN Sekiu has been solid almost non-stop since the ocean salmon season opened July 1. But recently there have been some tempting obstacles.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The real games start next week. That’s why Chimacum (0-2) can view its 21-16 loss to Klahowya in a somewhat positive light.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — To be the best, you have to beat the best. But before you beat the best, you have to get beat down… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Chimacum’s second half rally fell five points short as they lost 21-16 to Klahowya Thursday night at Memorial Athletic Field. After trailing… Continue reading
THE WEST END Rivers are still in summer conditions of low and clear, forcing anglers to be equal parts smart and lucky in order to… Continue reading
It was a tough opening week for many North Olympic Peninsula teams. Only three of the eight teams that played were victorious, and two of… Continue reading
LILLEHAMMER, Norway — Medaling is nice. Branden Sirguy of Port Angeles knows this. He earned a silver medal in Austria in 2010 and a bronze… Continue reading
THE DUCKABUSH RIVER trail reopened to hikers in July after it was closed for nearly a year due to the Big Hump fire. The September… Continue reading
FORKS — Fast, fierce and relentless. Forks coach Mark Feasel said that phrase serves as the motto for his football team this season. So far,… Continue reading
THE STELLAR SALMON season continues in Sekiu. The average catch was well over one hatchery coho per rod last week, with 865 anglers checked and… Continue reading
SATURDAY IS A big day for hunters with the opening of the archery deer and grouse seasons. Also opening that day are the rabbit, cougar… Continue reading
JUST WHEN YOU thought it was safe to go back into the water at Anderson Lake, it almost instantly became unsafe again. After reopening a… Continue reading
Editor's note: This column was written and appeared in today's print edition before Anderson Lake was again closed because of toxin issues. A BIG WELCOME… Continue reading
HERE’S ADDED INCENTIVE to head to Neah Bay this weekend, courtesy of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Starting today anglers in the ocean… Continue reading
BLINK AND YOU’LL miss the saltwater chinook season. At least that’s how it feels. The king season is closed in Sekiu and Port Angeles starting… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Opponents of the Carlsborg Urban Growth Area public sewer system want to know how much it will cost. But the best answer they… Continue reading
THE WOUNDED WARRIOR Project logo is a silhouette of a soldier carrying another, injured soldier. “As far as we’re concerned, that says it all,” Bert… Continue reading
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