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
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
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
OFTEN IGNORED BY golf’s decision makers, the Pacific Northwest stood tall in 2015, playing host to the 115th U.S. Open, the first national championship held… Continue reading
BREMERTON — The Sequim boys wrestling team continued to show improvement after earning a ninth-place finish out of 40 teams from multiple classifications at the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A fast start buoyed by tough defense propelled the Port Angeles boys basketball team to its third straight win, a 67-40 blowout… Continue reading
FORKS — North Olympic Peninsula neighbors Forks and Neah Bay put on a show in a nonleague boys basketball game that saw the Red Devils… Continue reading
Port Townsend 45, Chimacum 32 PORT TOWNSEND — The Redhawks made things tough for the rival Cowboys offensively and earned their first win of the… Continue reading
FORKS — The math is simple for the Neah Bay girls basketball team. Three-point shots provide more of a return on investment than two-pointers, provided… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE: This report has been corrected to reflect that Peninsula College finished fourth. EUGENE, Ore. — The Peninsula College men's basketball team bounced back… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles earned wins against Kingston and Forks in a double dual wrestling meet. Port Angeles topped the Buccaneers 48-21 and edged… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The days of wild steelhead and wild rainbow trout retention are numbered on the North Olympic Peninsula, potentially signaling the end of… Continue reading
THE RIPPLE EFFECTS stemming from last week's decision by the state Fish and Wildlife Commission outlawing wild steelhead and wild rainbow trout retention on eight… Continue reading
FORKS — Forks missed out on a chance to make an early statement in the Evergreen League boys basketball standings when it lost 67-49 to… Continue reading
SEATTLE — The Neah Bay girls basketball improved to 3-0 with a 55-34 road rout of the Shorewood Christian Lions. Jessica Greene made 5 of… Continue reading
CHANGE, EVEN WHEN it seems like common sense, still takes time. Such is the case for the recreational halibut fishery in the state of Washington.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles boys basketball coach Kasey Ulin repeated the numbers 24 and 19 with emphasis after the Roughriders gave away a game… Continue reading
VANCOUVER — Better results on the defensive end and valuing the basketball and limiting turnovers were the focus for the Peninsula College men in two… Continue reading
BLAINE — Sequim fared well at the Battle at the Border wrestling tournament, finishing ninth out 24 teams and finishing with four top-five placers. The… Continue reading
