Sequim couple reflect on their citizenship
Community invited to participate in weekly games at Haller fields
Services narrowed at Ecycle Northwest
A group of local youth driven to inspire positive changes will expose the underbelly of Clallam County through two creative and engaging performances.
YMCA officials are gearing up for their grand opening in Sequim.
Envision a warm summer evening perched on a historical bridge above a wild river, surrounded by your friends, family and immersed in the sound of the water’s rumble, highlighted with the soft singing of birds — that’s what Dine on the Dungeness offers.
New life and fresh beginnings are often linked to spring and for one mother and son, this spring is nothing short of sheer resilience.
A reduced payback period is expected to tip the scale toward the completion of a community solar project.
To better track potential impacts of agricultural activity in or near streams and wetlands, Clallam County officials are turning to an adaptive management approach.
Cascadia Rising helps hone skills of emergency responders
Hundreds of abandoned tires are littering the shoreline and intertidal zone of what appeared vacated property along Sequim Bay.
Cascadia Rising exercises scheduled for June 7-10 including Sequim
Trails Coalition acknowledges past, future progress
The old saying “Whiskey is for drinking, water is for fighting,” attributed to Mark Twain, may be proving true in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley given a trial on the validity of the Dungeness Water Rule is set for Oct. 21 at the Thurston County Superior Court.
On Saturday, May 21, more than 11,500 pounds of food and $380 were donated to the Sequim Food Bank for the 24th annual Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
Scientists seek DNA to evaluate Olympic National Park’s reintroduction efforts
Majority of PUD commissioners OK continuing community project
