Free community feasts are planned across the North Olympic Peninsula for Thanksgiving. Most are Thursday. One in Port Angeles and another in Port Townsend are… Continue reading
SILVERDALE — A pedestrian who was struck and killed Monday afternoon after stepping in front of an ambulance driven by a Sequim man had just… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Community input in the qualities desired in Peninsula College’s next president will be collected at forums planned in early December. The forums… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Don’t let down. That’s the message coach Tony McCaulley is giving his Neah Bay football team this week as the Red Devils… Continue reading
TUKWILA — The Peninsula College men’s soccer team saw its shot at history slip away Saturday night. Fourth-ranked Chemeketa dealt the Pirates their first loss… Continue reading
SILVERDALE — An ambulance driven by a 74-year-old Sequim man struck and killed a pedestrian on state Highway 3 just north of here Monday afternoon,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A sentimental donation will be one of the first gifts to the East Jefferson Fire-Rescue Firefighters Association since it obtained tax-exempt status.… Continue reading
TUKWILA — The Peninsula College women’s soccer team finally ran into an offense it couldn’t contain. Top-ranked Walla Walla cut short the Pirates’ bid for… Continue reading
The National Weather Service this morning issued this advisory flood watch affecting the North Olympic Peninsula, then added a warning for high winds — especially… Continue reading
SEATTLE — The Coast Guard Maritime Force Protection Unit out of Bangor will conduct tactical, security and weapons training exercises on Hood Canal on Monday.… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — Conceding that talks on a grand budget deal are near failure, congressional leaders on Sunday pointed fingers at each other as they tried… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — King County Superior Court Judge Steve Gonzalez, appointed last week by Gov. Chris Gregoire to serve as one of nine justices on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Across-the-board cuts to national parks in 2012 could result in an eight-year low for funding for Olympic National Park, a park advocacy… Continue reading
TUKWILA — The Peninsula College men’s soccer team saw its shot at history slip away Saturday night. Fourth-ranked Chemeketa dealt the Pirates their first loss… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Business owners can learn how to get answers to some of their questions about what their customers want at a free presentation… Continue reading
CHIMACUM — Seattle University has locked up another Chimacum High School baseball star. Landon Cray, a three-time PDN prep baseball MVP and all-state selection, signed… Continue reading
BELLINGHAM — The Neah Bay football team exorcised some serious demons Friday night. Actually, they were Blackhawks. The Red Devils finally took care of their… Continue reading
VANCOUVER, Wash. — The new-look Peninsula College women’s basketball team opened the year by splitting two games at the Clark Igloo Invitational on Friday and… Continue reading
TUKWILA — The Peninsula College women’s soccer team is making history and is on the verge of putting an exclamation point on it. The Pirates… Continue reading
OMAK — A Friday morning earthquake that shook the north-central portion of Washington has been upgraded to a magnitude 4.6. The Pacific Northwest Seismic Network… Continue reading
