PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Speedway — for decades the place to go for the thunder of car racing, demolition derbies and other motor… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The building obviously has seen better days. Its insides are gutted, and rust and blotches of faded paint and metal have become… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The state's budget ax is once again falling on Peninsula College. In response to an expected loss of
$1.7 million in state… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council removed the local-level appeal of conditional shoreline development permits Tuesday, a move that cuts short an appeal to the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Seattle police arrested a wanted Port Angeles man Sunday 17 months after he fled from Clallam County. Larry Marshall Worley III, 28,… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — State lawmakers were busy passing bills last week, with three introduced by North Olympic Peninsula representatives making it out of the House. That… Continue reading
FORKS — Workers expect to finish today cleaning up a diesel fuel spill along U.S. Highway 101 on land owned by the Hoh tribe, said… Continue reading
VICTORIA — The meeting started with a Native American greeting and a Twilight joke and ended with what appeared to be a strong desire of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It will be a challenge for the Nippon paper mill to meet new federal air pollution rules for its planned biomass cogeneration… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A cross-country skier lost on Klahane Ridge was led to safety Saturday by the Hurricane Ridge Ski Patrol. The unidentified man… Continue reading
Forecasters expect North Olympic Peninsula residents to have a chance to dig themselves out of this week's snowstorm today after the lowlands were blanketed with… Continue reading
FORKS — Diesel fuel spilled from a tanker truck Wednesday has reached wetlands and an unnamed creek on Hoh tribal land, the state Department of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles will have to wait until next month to find out if it will be the host of a historical district.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Work on the First Street stormwater project may have to be delayed until next week because of heavy snowfall. Crews were scheduled… Continue reading
FORKS — A Pettit Oil truck veered off U.S. Highway 101 about 25 miles south of Forks on Wednesday morning, causing its trailer to overturn… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — A bill to charge a fee for parking at state parks and other recreation areas will likely be changed in response to recent… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The attorney for Rhonda Goudie, a former assisted-living facility owner convicted of stealing $7,000 from a patient with dementia, is seeking to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Hall was notified Friday that it will soon receive a big check from the state Department of Ecology — $10 million… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Parking outside the former Gottschalks building will remain kind of, sort of off-limits during the First Street stormwater project that begins this… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Facebook users will soon be able to “fan” three city of Port Angeles departments. After the City Council adopted a social media… Continue reading
