A new princess has joined the 2018 Irrigation Festival Royalty Court for the remainder of the festival year. Liliana Williams was crowned princess… Continue reading
CLALLAM COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT NO. 2
Clallam County Fire District No. 2 firefighters conducted training burns on a house on Garling Road near Port Angeles. “This gives us… Continue reading
Carol Self of Marrowstone Island and Joyce Roberts of Port Ludlow compare items they plan to buy during an estate and art sale from the… Continue reading
It’s time again to vote for Best of the Peninsula in separate Clallam County and Jefferson County polling. All voting for the scores of categories… Continue reading
A new restaurant opening in downtown Port Angeles this summer will feature locally-sourced comfort food and beer from the Pacific Northwest, the… Continue reading
Traffic rolls over the McDonald Creek bridge on Old Olympic Highway after it reopened Tuesday from a nearly 10-month closure while it was replaced. The… Continue reading
No one seems to know the total effect Jefferson County’s marine trades have on the economy of the area, say members of… Continue reading
The tall ship Lady Washington is docked at the Northwest Maritime Center through May 7. The tall ship, part of the Washington-based… Continue reading
Rena Hect, center right, from Port Townsend and an American Association of University Women volunteer, points out a design feature in the seaside organic modern-themed… Continue reading
After selling more than 3,000 Girl Scout cookies last year, 11-year-old Paige Krzyworz knew she could go even higher. And she did. The… Continue reading
Clallam Mosaic artists will display their artwork at the Port Angeles Library starting tonight. More than 20 artists from Clallam Mosaic will… Continue reading
Jefferson County commuters now have a place to stash their bikes, helmets and clothes since the opening of the bike barn at… Continue reading
Throughout the past two weeks, Tom Gambill’s 10th grade English classes from Port Townsend High School have taken walks into town to… Continue reading
from left, Jane Channing, Joanne Pontrello, Paul Denison and Annie Schermer, all from Port Townsend — play… Continue reading
It might be spring weather across the Olympic Peninsula, but it’s still winter on Hurricane Ridge. This week marks the beginning of clearing the road… Continue reading
Peninsula College student Kina Azmi pulls weeds from the college’s arboretum Monday. Azmi, director of environmental affairs for the Associated Student Council, was joined by… Continue reading
Gary Velie of Port Angeles rings the bell as Andy Okinczyc, past commander of American Legion Post 26 in Port Townsend, reads the 41 names… Continue reading
Above, Alice Rasmussen, 4, of Forks holds her decorated umbrella as she awaits the annual umbrella parade in Forks during the 2018 FainFest event that… Continue reading
Students of the Port Townsend and Chimacum schools who organized and participated in a walkout to support a movement for schools safe… Continue reading
Audiences can expect a heartfelt performance with Olympic Theatre Arts’ new show, “The Tin Woman.” “The Tin Woman” written by Sean Grennan and… Continue reading
