Fall beckons harvest season for Washington apples. And now, East Jefferson County has a festival for that. Three Jefferson County cideries have banded together to… Continue reading
Four years ago, the downtown galleries along Port Angeles’ Art Walk bustled with 40 to 50 people, Landing Artists Studio owner Pamela… Continue reading
About 12 vendors at the Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival fell victim to a gale-force wind Friday night — but wind and… Continue reading
Some bob the snares, tapping the crabs on their heads like an eager child begs attention. Certain individuals appear to know something… Continue reading
When the conversation veers, Voices for Veterans President John Braasch restores its focus to veterans, said Doug Shadel, the state director for… Continue reading
Most people have never tasted fresh Dungeness crab, Scott Nagel laments. Rest assured, 15,000 to 16,000 pounds of that purple-tinged, sweet crab… Continue reading
From facing off in a chowder cook off to singing along in the Crab Revival, the Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival will… Continue reading
Port Townsend boasts one of the oldest kinetic sculpture races in the world, pushing the limits of human-powered vehicles across testing terrain:… Continue reading
It didn’t take long for Mary Comeau to fill every empty artist space in her new gallery, One of a Kind. Before… Continue reading
From bittersweet toasts to a marriage proposal, lingering wine tasters to longtime friends, Camaraderie Cellars’ reputation agrees with its name. The Port… Continue reading
Forty hours after Hurricane Irma hit Naples, Fla., a Port Angeles woman and her five-person crew of disaster survivor assistance specialists arrived… Continue reading
A small passenger airplane crash in the Buck Mountain area near Quilcene killed one person and injured another, officials said Saturday. The Jefferson… Continue reading
A sit-in at Port Angeles High School on Friday that stemmed from a fight between two students broadened to a protest of… Continue reading
Little has been documented about former President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 8,100-mile, two-week trip across the Pacific Northwest in 1937. Scott Larsen arrived… Continue reading
Thursday will bring sparkles, female camaraderie and downtown deals. Girls’ Night Out in downtown Port Townsend will begin with “Tiara Trot,” a… Continue reading
He spends most of his time in a Salvation Army distribution warehouse, distanced from the water-logged, wind-swept, mildewed hurricane damage. Occasionally, Major… Continue reading
The 10-cent phrase is “video laryngoscope.” A pancake breakfast Saturday will raise money for the Port Angeles Fire Department and specifically video… Continue reading
A bittersweet sendoff awaits the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce. On Thursday, the board announced Teresa Verraes, the chamber’s executive director, plans… Continue reading
Those who attend the city’s stormwater management plan open house Tuesday can voice their concerns about drainage, flooding and water quality in… Continue reading
In light of her upcoming pageant, Cherie Kidd told her two sons and six grandkids, “I’m not your normal mom. I’m not… Continue reading
