New elevator ready for Museum and Arts Center's annual Christmas Tea
Local clubs, pools are feeling effects of rec center’s Oct. 30 closure
Swim team sends two individuals and one relay get to district finals
Two Greywolf Elementary students recently saw their refrigerator art become cloth keepsakes.
Online campaign to help nonprofits runs through Nov. 16
Some of Sequim’s best fajitas and margaritas are coming back. Owners of Las Palomas Mexican Restaurant, 1085 E. Washington St., plan to reopen today, Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Sequim coaches are expecting state berths from ace swimmers
Matthew Richards took fifth overall in the 2A boys’ singles and qualified for a state berth on Oct. 30-31 at the Kitsap Tennis & Athletic Center in Bremerton.
Sequim girls bowling team could commute with swimmers to Port Angeles
For the Lady Wolves soccer team, the end of the season was likely to go down to the wire.
Sequim teens will debate the fate of an alleged murderer in their upcoming play “Twelve Angry Jurors” starting Nov. 6.
“The Christmas Bench” stars Ken Winters as Jeff and Michael Aldrich as Sam, two men waiting for their wives on a mall bench who encounter an array of characters.
Area couple plans for business' grand opening for Nov. 14
Classic comedy opens at Olympic Theatre Arts this Friday for three weeks
For more than 10 years, Owen Blake, aka DJ O.B.1, has been moving and riling up crowds with his unique music mixes.
Rising costs lead organizers to take year off from design
The Sequim girls soccer team (0-9 in the Olympic League, 2-10-1 overall) lost three games last week with two coming in overtime shootouts.
Rich Johnson sees new thriller with an all-ages appeal
The North Olympic Peninsula Railroaders’ annual Train Show & Swap Meet runs this weekend at the Sequim Prairie Grange.
SHS sophomore GK Henninger becoming a safety net for Wolves
