Clallam County

Forks gains a police chief

Forks gains a police chief

The Forks Police Department now has a uniformed police chief for the first time in several years. Mike Rowley, who has worked for… Continue reading

Forks gains a police chief
Sequim School Board expected to vote on tentative teacher contract Oct. 16

Sequim School Board expected to vote on tentative teacher contract Oct. 16

A tentative agreement has been made between Sequim teachers and the administration regarding teacher contracts. Diana Piersoll, Sequim Education Association (SEA) president, and… Continue reading

Sequim School Board expected to vote on tentative teacher contract Oct. 16
Jake Oppelt exits race for Port Angeles City Council

Jake Oppelt exits race for Port Angeles City Council

Downtown business owner Jake Oppelt dropped out of the race for a Port Angeles City Council Position 2 seat Monday — just… Continue reading

Jake Oppelt exits race for Port Angeles City Council

Olympic National Park gets grant for students to explore nature

The National Park Foundation has given Olympic National Park a field trip grant that will help bring local students into the… Continue reading

Navy, partners conserve 3,100 acres in Chimacum Valley

Navy, partners conserve 3,100 acres in Chimacum Valley

The U.S. Navy has partnered with the Trust for Public Land and the Jefferson Land Trust to conserve more than 3,100 acres in… Continue reading

Navy, partners conserve 3,100 acres in Chimacum Valley
Tasty crab celebrated at this weekend’s Port Angeles festival

Tasty crab celebrated at this weekend’s Port Angeles festival

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

Tasty crab celebrated at this weekend’s Port Angeles festival
First Friday Art Walk imbues Sequim with colors

First Friday Art Walk imbues Sequim with colors

Fall is here, and so is autumn’s splendor in shades of orange. Find works of art decked out in fall colors throughout the… Continue reading

First Friday Art Walk imbues Sequim with colors
Threads come together in North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival this weekend

Threads come together in North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival this weekend

The fiber fest, in all of its colorful glory, is back. The 12th annual three-day North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival is an interactive… Continue reading

Threads come together in North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival this weekend
Apple Stock this weekend benefits various causes

Apple Stock this weekend benefits various causes

Members of the faith community are kicking off the eighth annual Apple Stock with live music, cider pressing and family fun to benefit… Continue reading

Apple Stock this weekend benefits various causes
Crab cuisine: Festival celebrates succulent seafood

Crab cuisine: Festival celebrates succulent seafood

From facing off in a chowder cook off to singing along in the Crab Revival, the Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival will… Continue reading

Crab cuisine: Festival celebrates succulent seafood

Free Saturday matinees screened at Sequim Library

Break out the popcorn — it’s family movie night. The Sequim Library at 630 N. Sequim Ave. will revive its Family Flicks movie… Continue reading

Haunted Underground Tour gets underway Thursday

Starting Thursday, stories of ghosts lurking in underground Port Angeles will come to light. The Port Angeles Heritage Tours will launch its… Continue reading

ISSUES OF FAITH: Check your ego and ask Jesus for help

HEAVEN OR HELL, one thing we know for sure is that our soul is meant for eternity. Our words, our actions, our faith, will hold… Continue reading

LETTER: Primary’s losers should be put on Port Angeles ballot

Two Port Angeles City Council candidates who made it past the primaries have pulled out of the general election. This is disgusting. The losers of… Continue reading

Logging history spotlighted at Port Angeles Library presentation

Logging history spotlighted at Port Angeles Library presentation

A slideshow on Clallam County’s logging history is planned for 6 p.m. Thursday. Jack Zaccardo will narrate the slideshow at the library… Continue reading

Logging history spotlighted at Port Angeles Library presentation

NEWS BRIEFS: Home Depot Safety Fair this Saturday highlights firearm safety … and other items

The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office will participate in The Home Depot Safety Fair from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. The sheriff’s marine… Continue reading

Old Blind Dogs perform Saturday

Scottish folk band Old Blind Dogs will bring dynamic percussion, polished vocals, a soaring fiddle and stirring pipes to Port Angeles on… Continue reading

One of a Kind to host grand opening

One of a Kind to host grand opening

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

One of a Kind to host grand opening

Port Angeles Community Players to celebrate 65 years of plays

A special Port Angeles Community Players performance will pay tribute to the group’s 65 years as it grew from a group of… Continue reading

Port Angeles officers honored for rescue

Port Angeles officers honored for rescue

Two Port Angeles police officers have been honored for springing into action after an SUV smashed through a guardrail and landed upside-down… Continue reading

Port Angeles officers honored for rescue