PORT ANGELES — Save for a slow start and a few patchy moments of play in the second half, the Peninsula College men’s basketball team… Continue reading
IF STEELHEAD ANGLERS who are unable to head west and drop a line today when weather forecasts are benign for the Forks area are aiming… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Guilty of trying to do too much on both ends of the floor in a close first half, the Peninsula Pirates women… Continue reading
THERE'S GOOD NEWS on two fronts for blackmouth anglers participating in the upcoming Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby on Friday, Feb. 19, through Sunday, Feb. 21.… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE: Updated to correct Ben Newell's finish. BREMERTON — Port Angeles' Tyler Gale and Forks' Jack Dahlgren wrestled to second- and fourth-place finishes, respectively,… Continue reading
BREMERTON — Two Roughriders qualified for state and 12 district qualifying times were recorded as Port Angeles swamped Bremerton 111-58. The Riders won and outscored… Continue reading
CHIMACUM — Gina McCaulley led all scorers with 16 points and also had four steals and three rebounds as Neah Bay earned a 46-35 nonleague… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A combination of defenses helped the Port Angeles girls clamp down on Sequim in a 36-19 rivalry game victory. Tight man-to-man defensive… Continue reading
POULSBO — Port Angeles won its third straight meet by edging Kingston 146 to 135.7 at Breidablick Gymnasium. Maya Wharton (31.55) and Cassii Middlestead (30.2)… Continue reading
ABERDEEN — Forks opened defense of its Evergreen League title by topping Montesano 46-27 and edging Aberdeen 39-36. Forks has not lost a league dual… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A combination of defenses helped the Port Angeles girls clamp down on Sequim in a 36-19 rivalry game victory. Tight man-to-man defensive… Continue reading
THE STATE DEPARTMENT of Fish and Wildlife is looking out for you. State shellfish managers are pushing back the popular spot shrimp fishery in Puget… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Sequim girls basketball team posted its second victory in as many nights, this one a 38-34 nonleague nailbiter against Class 1A Coupeville.… Continue reading
THE TIMING COULDN’T be much better for Friday’s premiere presentation of the Peninsula Trails Coalition’s 2016 Adventure Series, even if the reason makes many uneasy.… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Solid free throw shooting helped Sequim earn its first Olympic League 2A victory of the season 69-65 over North Mason. The Wolves hit… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Basketball fans are in a for a post-Christmas present when The Crush in the Slush, a high school basketball tournament featuring eight… Continue reading
FORKS — Back in his freshmen season the cheers were more like charity for Forks' 6-foot-8-inch center Marky Adams. Now after putting in wo years… Continue reading
WHEN THE LAST names of area fishing guides are easy to spot on the high school basketball roster, you know Forks is a town with… Continue reading
INCREASINGLY CROWDED CONDITIONS in and along West End rivers and banks are another challenge to the recovery of wild steelhead stocks. Forks is well known… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Maddie Boe's success-laden high school soccer career with Port Angeles has been an ever-evolving process. As a freshman, she was an attack-minded… Continue reading
