A community fundraiser that helps local students get ready for the next school year while also helping l0cals safely dispose of paper documents saw another… Continue reading
Just a few months removed from a season that limited games and postseason on the high school level and wiped out middle school play, Sequim… Continue reading
County Pro Bono Lawyers will present a virtual legal aid clinic, a free program offering legal advice for members of the public, from 10 a.m.-noon… Continue reading
As the COVID pandemic emerged I found it difficult in the immediate to spend too much time wondering about the “what ifs” in prep sports.… Continue reading
With relatively low numbers and some expected returners moving out of the area, players on Sequim High’s 2021 football squad are going to have to… Continue reading
“Mary and I cannot be more different; that’s why this is interesting,” Lynne Armstrong says, considering the possibilities of the collaborative painting she and fellow… Continue reading
Neither COVID nor whims of weather was stopping this festival. Pilots, musicians, car show participants and attendees alike enjoyed blue skies and plenty of fun… Continue reading
As Sequim students gear up for another school year, dozens of volunteers and school staff helped hand out essential gear. As with last year’s event,… Continue reading
Sequim city councilors last week narrowed their search for Sequim’s next city manager to five, a list that includes interim city manager Charisse Deschenes and… Continue reading
Renovations are under way at the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society’s new building just west of Carlsborg last week, as the nonprofit looks to expand services… Continue reading
“You’ve had a lot thrown at you,” Sequim school board president Brandino Gibson noted Monday morning, with hundreds of teachers and paraeducators from Sequim’s elementary,… Continue reading
When it came time to give kudos to the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce’s top citizen for 2020, a committee of previous winners were in… Continue reading
Two candidates vying for an open Sequim School Board director seat this fall both want to keep Critical Race Theory from reaching Sequim students. Kristi… Continue reading
Record-level heat in June and weeks without rainfall has once again led to low flows on the Dungeness River prompting a local water users association… Continue reading
Hard to argue with a marmot. The Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission launched their “Share” campaign as a welcome to visitors to the Olympic Peninsula and… Continue reading
An organization whose heritage dates back to the 19th century is looking to bring in some younger members to help give back to the community… Continue reading
The defending NWAC champion Pirate men opened their 2021 season Aug. 15 against some tough, purple-and-gold-clad foes on Aug. 22, taking on Division I University… Continue reading
After more than 16 months away, it’s time to strike up the band once again. The Sequim City Band hosts “Together Again” at 3 p.m.… Continue reading
A month after a successful end-of-the-season celebration and movie night, Sequim Little League is gearing up for another day — and evening — at the… Continue reading
The rain kept a few riders away, but organizers of the 2021 Tour de Lavender said it was a solid turnout Saturday morning and afternoon… Continue reading
