Turns out you can go big and go home. At least, bigger, and to your home state.
A set of roadwork projects along U.S. Highway 101 to remove barriers to fish is about halfway completed, state Department…
The seventh-annual Sequim Prairie Nights saw another big turnout with classic cars, trucks and motorcycles in the region on display…
Michael Smith and the faithful at the Shipley Center are no longer settling for Plan B.
Festive fair food, children’s activities, a virtual cornucopia of animals, and entertainment acts galore await attendees of this year’s Clallam…
Break out the popcorn and the snacks: it’s time to go the movies with the Sequim City Band’s “Movies, Musicals…
When Sally Rodgers moved to the Sequim area in 2020, she assumed the community would have options for her and…
A celebration of water is on tap for artists and art aficionados at the North Olympic Watercolorists’ newest exhibit at…
The body of a man — later identified as Oleksander Stefanchuck, 34, of Portland, Oregon — was found on the…
The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe is in negotiations with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to lead operations at both the…
The Olympic Peninsula is getting a multi-million-dollar boost, local legislators announced this week, thanks to a long sought-after federal grant.
This annual fundraiser is a real walk in the park — literally.
Qualifying state residents can get help paying their utility bills, thanks to the statewide Clean Energy Credits for Washington Families…
