Sports
Spring sports preview: Sequim’s boys soccer squad look to continue success on the pitch
Even with about nine years of experience with Sequim High’s junior varsity boys soccer program, “new” head coach…
News
Funding for Sequim Library expansion in governor’s budget
If funding plans remain intact, the peninsula’s busiest library is getting some relief — in the form of…
Sports
Railroad Bridge Park Run set for live competition on April 24
Railroad Bridge Park Run, the Run the Peninsula organization’s next road race, will be hosted live on Saturday,…
News
School district sends out RFQ for capital projects
Sequim school leaders took the next step addressing a number of facility maintenance and infrastructure issues across each…
Sports
Volleyball: Wolves top CK’s Cougars to cap season
With COVID wiping out any chance for a true postseason, these Wolves had to settle for a one-match…
Sports
Football: Seniors shine in win over Central Kitsap
With multiple big plays on both sides of the ball and a slew of 12th-graders ready to cap…
Sports
Wolves finish season strong, place third in league
Putting a cap on a strange season that saw team members compete virtually in each of its races,…
Sports
Pyeatt second, Ellefson seventh at league final
In another friendly battle of two of the top prep runners in the region, Port Angeles senior Lauren…
Business
A Stitch In Time Quilt Shoppe opens this week
There’s a saying among some quilters that seems to fall somewhere between wisdom and a wisecrack: It’s cheaper…
Sports
Trojans upend Wolves 21-12
A slew of drive killing penalties and a spirited effort from a foe celebrating its final home game…
Sports
Sequim’s balanced attack leads to win over South Kitsap
With big plays on offense, defense and special teams, Sequim’s Wolves toppled South Kitsap 27-15 Friday night in…
Sports
Pyeatt, Wolves edge Eagles in regular season final
An injury prevented a battle between two of the area’s top cross country prep stars.
Life
Garden club seeking funds after COVID shuts down clubhouse rental
The COVID pandemic hasn’t kept flowers from blooming and leaves turning at Pioneer Memorial Park.