PORT TOWNSEND — The last day of 2012 was the last day for Fort Worden State Park’s one-of-a-kind Discover Pass parking- lot exemption, which had… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Workers at the slowly vanishing former Peninsula Plywood site are preparing a 175-foot chimney stack for its demise. They are placing scaffolding… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A public hearing at 5 p.m. Monday will air issues surrounding the final stage of Nippon Paper Industries USA's biomass cogeneration plant.… Continue reading
FORKS — The charred mess that scarred the center of this often-rainy town for more than two months vanished on a day when the sun… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Hugh Haffner, a four-term commissioner on the Clallam County Public Utility District’s board, is the commission’s new president. Haffner, 65, was elected… Continue reading
FORKS — A 20-foot container was due to arrive at the state Department of Natural Resources' Olympic Region complex Monday to help store salvaged items… Continue reading
FRANKFORT, Ind. — Levon Mathews, the former president-CEO of First Federal, said Friday he is working at a family business in Indiana and took issue… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Larry Hueth, the interim president-CEO of First Federal, is on track to step up to the position permanently as the bank realigns… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A chain store that catered to the Sequim-Dungeness Valley's agriculture and livestock community has closed its doors after a nearly five-year stint at… Continue reading
SEQUIM — As of today, owners of 3,400 undeveloped parcels from Bagley Creek to Sequim Bay must abide by new, state-driven rules for water usage… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Word is expected this month on whether a Bellevue developer will be submitting preliminary plans for a large retail store at Sequim Avenue… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — With help from a cadre of car enthusiasts, a long-vacant building that for 14 years housed Saars Marketplace is being transformed into… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Heavy equipment operators seated inside giant-clawed excavators are demolishing a plywood mill complex that for 71 years symbolized the North Olympic Peninsula's… Continue reading
Olympic Community Action Programs is selling two Port Townsend homes intended to house people with chronic mental illnesses to help the organization remain financially stable.… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A 72-year-old Poulsbo man who fell into a frigid creek at popular Rialto Beach on Christmas Day was treated for hypothermia… Continue reading
CAPE GEORGE — A homeowner wielding a garden hose doused a Christmas morning chimney fire caused by a burning wad of paper that ignited creosote… Continue reading
FORKS — Family members have identified the body of a man found in house trailer that was destroyed in a Dec. 16 fire as Mike… Continue reading
LAPUSH — A hypothermic man was transported from Rialto Beach to Forks Community Hospital on Christmas Day, authorities said. A hospital ambulance was dispatched to… Continue reading
With his 28 years in the state Legislature and a solid general election victory behind him, 24th District State Sen. Jim Hargrove of Hoquiam was… Continue reading
SEQUIM — State Rep. Kevin Van De Wege is taking on the federal Fish and Wildlife Service over its proposed ban on jogging and horseback… Continue reading
