The 28th annual Great Olympic Peninsula Duck Derby winners are: 1. Wilder 2017 Toyota Corolla — Daniel Thompson of Port Angeles 2.… Continue reading
The Rhododendron Festival closed out with the annual Jefferson Healthcare Rhody Run, which drew roughly 2,000 runners from across the state Sunday.… Continue reading
A pair of planning documents that will affect timber harvests on the North Olympic Peninsula for the next decade will be completed by… Continue reading
The first phase of the renovation of the 34-year-old Guy Cole Convention Center in Carrie Blake Community Park is complete. Tonight, city staff… Continue reading
Peninsula College students in the Advanced Manufacturing and Composites Program will compete this week in the Society for the Advancement of Material… Continue reading
The 34th annual Classic Mariners’ Regatta boat race event will be held June 2-4 at the Northwest Maritime Center, 431 Water St.… Continue reading
A Port Angeles man facing several drug and weapons charges has posted bond and been released from Clallam County jail. Gerald Neil… Continue reading
Sequim residents Lori Christie and Dean Flowers were taking their regular walk along a Sequim public beach when they stumbled upon a rare… Continue reading
A former Boeing engineer from Gig Harbor has gone “crazy” to raise awareness and funds for animal shelters and groups along the… Continue reading
THIS PAST WEEK (including Mother’s Day weekend), I’ve been planting an array of cool-tolerant flowers, biannuals and perennials at various clients’ properties. Another truck is… Continue reading
A Port Angeles woman charged with child rape and animal abuse has accepted a plea offer, Clallam County Superior Court records show.… Continue reading
THIS IS THE month when black-headed grosbeaks and Western tanagers add their neotropical color to neighborhoods throughout the Northwest. If you can’t join in the… Continue reading
A flurry of candidate filings Friday punctuated the end of filing week for the Nov. 7 general election, creating six Aug. 1… Continue reading
Twice-monthly breakfast meetings are held at 11:45 a.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at Sunland… Continue reading
The staccato, rapid-fire cracking of eggs is a ubiquitous sound in the kitchen of the Oak Table Cafe… Continue reading
Gravitational waves arriving at Earth from the far reaches of the universe tell the story of a cataclysmic event. More about this… Continue reading
maybe the kids are gone, maybe they’re not — and these days,… Continue reading
I would like to respond to the May 17 letter, “Parade complaint,” on what the writer said was a lack of a color guard in… Continue reading
I would like to share with our Peninsula Daily News readers a brief but very important historic item. On Nov. 2, 1800, on President John… Continue reading
As a retired teacher, I am so disappointed that the area I now live in does not care enough about the children who are not… Continue reading
