Bob Duncan was an avid golfer, Alaska Airlines pilot and “Cp’n Bob” in a commercial with Russell Wilson. And his brother-in-law, David Dow,… Continue reading
The Ecumenical Christian Helping Hands Organization, or ECHHO, is in need of volunteers to help serve the needs of Jefferson County’s growing… Continue reading
Traveling on the open road was a way of life at one point for Robert Streett, 52, and his family. Before moving to… Continue reading
About a dozen people attended an open house hosted by the Port of Port Townsend to see preliminary plans for renovation of… Continue reading
After an extended debate, the Port Townsend City Council approved an amended version of the Water Street Overlay Project final design, saying… Continue reading
The former Haggen grocery store in Port Angeles that has remained shuttered since April 2016 will be up for auction in August.… Continue reading
Cindy Stallknecht saw a need and built a town. Stallknecht, 55, is the creator and proprietor of “Coopville,” a collection of buildings… Continue reading
The Jefferson County commissioners have accepted a donation from the Peninsula Trails Coalition to be used on the Discovery Bay segment of… Continue reading
The Composite Recycling Technology Center is feeling pressure as it prepares its transition to being self-funded. The CRTC’s success will be determined… Continue reading
The Ferris wheel that was shut down at this year’s Rhododendron Festival after three people fell from one of the gondolas has… Continue reading
The Jefferson County Farmers Market Association is considering moving two of its three markets, the Wednesday market in Port Townsend and the… Continue reading
Nashville drummer and Port Angeles native Ben Eyestone, one of the founding members of the Lonely H band, has died at the… Continue reading
As crabbing season reaches its midpoint in the area, state and federal resource managers report they’ve caught 87 of the invasive European green… Continue reading
Jefferson County commissioners met with county officials, community members and parents of children with disabilities and agreed to provide a donation to… Continue reading
Some Port Angeles residents are concerned after recent sightings of a cougar on the west end of town. Vera Phillips, who lives… Continue reading
When Murph Gerber, 74, quilts, she likes to go big. “I mostly make king-size quilts,” she… Continue reading
Business is blooming
With the help of his family, Victor Gonzalez, owner of Victor’s Lavender Farm, looks to expand his lavender reach. Gonzalez, his brother Sergio… Continue reading
Hikers and bikers will travel through North Olympic Peninsula history when Spruce Railroad Trail reopens this weekend. Crews have nearly completed a… Continue reading
When a Port Angeles artist learned about two children who died in a flash flood in Arkansas, she decided to use her… Continue reading
The Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building plans to purchase a small piece of property in Port Hadlock that includes the now… Continue reading
