By Elizabeth Williams SEQUIM -- Fire gutted the kitchen and garage of a single-story home at 252 Parish Road on Saturday afternoon. No one was… Continue reading
By Matthew Fritsch An Independence Day party nearly turned tragic for two Port Angeles residents when their pickup tumbled 550 feet down a hillside, ejecting… Continue reading
By Gretchen Harnack FORKS -- Nearly 1,000 participants and spectators kicked off the 2001 Forks Old Fashioned Fourth of July on Wednesday. The annual Grand… Continue reading
By Matthew Fritsch PORT ANGELES -- When the aerial fireworks display was launched Wednesday night, Jim Ibea was at ground zero. The pyrotechnist from Granite… Continue reading
By Matthew Fritsch PORT ANGELES -- Sitting on lawn chairs, blankets and in strollers, hundreds of spectators turned out for Port Angeles' first Fourth of… Continue reading
By Matthew Fritsch PORT ANGELES -- A local nonprofit group presented a written request Tuesday evening to the City Council seeking $100,000 to study the… Continue reading
By Gretchen Harnack A tiny, crawling denizen of the forest floor -- the jumping slug -- is delaying timber sales and trail development in Olympic… Continue reading
BY Nancy Rudolph Melissa Penic's dream of owning an art gallery came true, but the hurdles were high. She owns and operates Reigning Visions Artwork… Continue reading
BY Nancy Rudolph PORT TOWNSEND -- Blues -- day and night -- gets red hot in Port Townsend when the Centrum Blues and Heritage Festival… Continue reading
BY Gretchen Harnack FORKS -- Civic leaders embraced the Coast Guard's Quillayute River station Wednesday in a strong show of support to keep the base… Continue reading
BY Tristan Baurick PORT ANGELES -- The third annual "Art on the Town" streetscape project is set to unveil 30 new sculptures throughout downtown. Beginning… Continue reading
BY Tristan Baurick PORT ANGELES -- The Fiero Marine Life Center is offering summer science lessons to kids where geology is more than a subject… Continue reading
By Tristan Baurick PORT ANGELES -- Police have bought three new Chevrolet Impalas from a local dealer to use as patrol cars. Purchased from Bill… Continue reading
By Tristan Baurick Good news is not coming down from the mountain tops. Low snowpack and run-off levels could make for a dry summer with… Continue reading
By Tristan Baurick Peninsula College's athletic complex was dedicated to Wally Sigmar on Tuesday during a ceremony that both honored and immortalized the college's late… Continue reading
By Lee Zurcher PORT ANGELES --- The community hall at Unity in the Olympics was crowded over the weekend as people flocked to learn how… Continue reading
> By Cynthia Jones Some people were literally left out in the cold as motels across the North Olympic Peninsula were booked solid because of… Continue reading
> By Cynthia JOnes Pfc. Richard B. Anderson was just 22 when he grabbed a live grenade and tucked it into his midsection, saving the… Continue reading
> By Cynthia Jones PORT ANGELES -- The Juan de Fuca Festival of Arts makes for a rich and full experience, according to one musician… Continue reading
> BY Cynthia Jones PORT ANGELES -- Tourists boarding the two minesweepers Saturday at T-Pier were greeted by Seaman Ernesto Flores, who wore a smile… Continue reading
