Peninsula College’s soccer programs will swap its fall season for a spring schedule and the winter basketball season will begin in 2021 in return-to-play guidelines… Continue reading
Clallam County Sheriff’s deputies are seeking a man suspected of stealing guns and other items from a home west of Port Angeles. Anthony W. Heckathorn,… Continue reading
Deputies are seeking information about two people who are wanted on potential federal charges. Postal Inspectors Jim Kilgallen and Nick Kuehn are attempting to locate… Continue reading
Radio Pacific, Inc. recently presented checks totalling $13,579 to the Sequim Food Bank, the Port Angeles Food Bank and the Port Angeles Salvation Army. The… Continue reading
Featuring local vendors selling baked goods and hand-made items, the newly formed Troll Haven/Bandy Orchards Farmers Market is open on Saturdays throughout the summer, from… Continue reading
Two Clallam County residents were treated and discharged from Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles after a two-vehicle collision on state Highway 112 on June… Continue reading
Some of the most popular areas of Olympic National Park have reopened. Hurricane Ridge, the Hoh Rainforest and Rialto Beach are now open for day-use… Continue reading
Coronavirus
The COVID-19 Relief Fund has swelled to more than $300,000. The fund, which is dispersed in grants by the Olympic Community Action Programs (OlyCAP) to… Continue reading
More Wi-Fi hotspots are available at public libraries throughout Clallam County. The Forks Library parking lot at 171 S. Forks Ave. is one of 15… Continue reading
Five employees at the Clallam Bay Corrections Center (CBCC) and eight at the Olympic Corrections Center (OCC) have won Department of Corrections Annual Agency Awards.… Continue reading
Registration is open for Peninsula College’s first high school esports event, a weekend of online tournament gaming set May 22-24. Players will compete from their… Continue reading
Runners and walkers will attempt to meet a $10,000 fundraising goal for OMCares, an independent, Olympic Medical Center employee-operated emergency fund during an OMCares May… Continue reading
Peninsula College officials expect to receive $582,200 to allocate to students for such expenses as room and board, tuition, childcare, health care, food and technology.… Continue reading
Sequim High’s hardcourt seasons are over, but seven Wolves — four girls and three boys — earned spots on the 2019-20 All-Peninsula Basketball Team, as… Continue reading
Generous donors throughout the North Olympic Peninsula keep pouring in funds for Olympic Community Action Programs to disperse to those hurt financially by COVID-19 precautions.… Continue reading
Clallam County officials have stressed to residents not to police others when it comes to social distancing or wearing masks in public. County officials said… Continue reading
Inslee’s COVID-19 mandate forces dining room closures
