PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College President Tom Keegan will bid the school farewell at the end of this week. But, before he leaves, Olympic Peninsula… Continue reading
JOYCE — Crescent School District officials are asking voters to approve a four-year $495,713 operations and maintenance levy in the Feb. 14 special election, saying… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Is the black float found on a Neah Bay area beach really from the Japan tsunami? Last Thursday, Tomoko Dodo, senior consul… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Two men accused of robbing, tying up and pistol-whipping a man at Aircrest Motel earlier this week have been charged in Clallam… Continue reading
A windstorm roared through the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the North Olympic Peninsula late Wednesday and early Thursday, leading to some roads being… Continue reading
LAPUSH — High surf Wednesday at LaPush threatened more damage to the south jetty, but at noon, the jetty was holding, and officials reported no… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Along with rain and wind, next winter’s storms may begin to bring the bulk of tsunami debris to North Olympic Peninsula beaches.… Continue reading
Corrected version: Victim was a Tulalip tribal elder. LAPUSH — A Tulalip tribal elder died at the wheel of the Quileute Tribal School bus he… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles commissioners agreed Monday to a 30-year lease with the new owners of Black Ball Ferry Line, which operates… Continue reading
LAPUSH — A Quileute Tribal School bus driver, found unconscious in the bus he had been driving on state Highway 110 this morning, has died,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Students at Port Angeles High School are looking for talent wherever they can find it. Auditions for the 3rd Annual Port Angeles… Continue reading
A combination of a winter storm, high tide, rain and snowmelt from last week's storms caused very high waters at La Push on Sunday, while… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — When Bonnie Stehr offered cash prizes and camaraderie in the Olympic Weight Loss Challenge at the first of the year, 125 people… Continue reading
FORKS — A bold daylight burglary during a snowstorm was reported last week. A Wood Street home was burglarized at about 2 p.m. Tuesday after… Continue reading
In the event of a snowstorm, a shortage of proper snow supplies can result in a run on trash can lids. Snow survival supplies —… Continue reading
FORKS — The sounds of drills and sanders mixed with those of lockers slamming and classroom lectures will be heard at Forks High School when… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Black Diamond Road turned into a sheet of ice Sunday and was closed for two hours beginning at 5:30 p.m. after several… Continue reading
Several inches of snow fell on Port Angeles and areas to the west Sunday, sending cars into curbs and each other, and keeping tow trucks,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County Sheriff’s Office and the Port Angeles Police Department closed Black Diamond Road at the western city limits at 5 p.m.… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The glaciers in the North Olympic Peninsula's national park have shrunk by an average of 15 percent of their mass since… Continue reading
