Paige Dickerson

One final chance to save old Forks High School facade — if community wants to

FORKS -- The 1920s-era Forks High School facade might not be in its twilight -- at least not yet. A legal requirement imposed by City… Continue reading

Sex trial of ex-pastor begins in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES -- The sex trial of a former pastor began before a judge Monday after the man waived his right to a jury trial.… Continue reading

Brinnon School second in state in ‘Fuel Up to Play’ competition

BRINNON -- When Brinnon School District joined the Fuel Up to Play 60 program, the idea was to entice students to eat better and work… Continue reading

Update: Public legally given time to raise money to save historic Forks High School facade

FORKS — School officials still hope that something can be done to save the facade at Forks High School as a freestanding monument on the… Continue reading

Cougars and bears, oh my: Complaints skyrocket on Peninsula

A beekeeper living near Hooker and Olson roads west of Sequim is surprised to find two of his hives smashed and telltale bear tracks in… Continue reading

Forks board to choose construction bid for high school today

FORKS -- The Quillayute Valley School Board is expected to award a contract today for the construction of new portions of Forks High School. The… Continue reading

Forks to celebrate its logging heritage

FORKS -- Visitors to Forks this weekend will be transported into the logging history of the town. With merchants sporting hickory shirts today and Saturday… Continue reading

Fundraisers set this morning, Saturday for Volunteers in Medicine of the Olympics

PORT ANGELES -- Organizers of three events this week hope to raise $20,000 to help the clinic run by Volunteers in Medicine of the Olympics… Continue reading

Dog beds made, donated to Olympic Peninsula Humane Society

PORT ANGELES -- When Michelle Hollowell was feeling down about her own troubles, she decided the only way to go was to help someone else… Continue reading

Eagles vote to sell lodge building for Border Patrol use

PORT ANGELES -- The Eagles lodge building is on its way to new owners with a vote of approval for a $1.7 million purchase and… Continue reading

Grand opening set for new Port Angeles Walmart Supercenter

PORT ANGELES -- The Walmart Supercenter in eastern Port Angeles will hold a grand opening celebration at 7:30 a.m. Oct. 27. The event will include… Continue reading

Man shot in nose by apparently stray bullet

SEQUIM -- A Sequim-area man was hit in the nose by a bullet that apparently traveled a half mile and mortar-like over trees after being… Continue reading

TV show wants to feature Port Angeles woman and her Foreign Accent Syndrome

PORT ANGELES -- CindyLou Romberg is a little speechless when it comes to how much attention her mysteriously acquired speech patterns have brought her. The… Continue reading

Forks theater fire stirs memories like embers; cause of blaze likely to stay unknown

FORKS -- The cause of the blaze that destroyed the old Olympic Theatre building in Forks is likely to remain a mystery, fire investigators said.… Continue reading

Nominations sought for state public health awards

PORT ANGELES -- An advisory committee to the state Board of Health wants to honor those who strive to keep the community at its best.… Continue reading

Olympic Peninsula Bike Adventure Sunday benefits region’s organizations

PORT ANGELES -- Families and bike enthusiasts alike can enjoy an adventurous ride while helping local organizations on Sunday. The seventh annual Olympic Peninsula Bike… Continue reading

Peninsula College president ‘flattered’ to be finalist for Florida post again

PORT ANGELES -- Peninsula College President Tom Keegan is one of five finalists for the presidency of Tallahassee Community College in Florida -- the second… Continue reading

Oktoberfest helps assisted living community provide ‘home, not institution’

PORT ANGELES -- St. Andrew's Place wants to toast the elders at the third annual Oktoberfest celebration Saturday. The event has developed into the Port… Continue reading

Investigators seek cause of ‘suspicious’ fire that destroyed Forks landmark

FORKS -- The old Olympic Theatre, once a thriving movie house which had stood empty for the past 22 years, was destroyed in a fire… Continue reading

Authorities say they’re making headway on 99 car burglaries

The Clallam County Sheriff's Office and Port Angeles and Sequim police departments are cooperating to solve 99 summer car burglaries that are believed to have… Continue reading