Employers in Clallam and Jefferson counties are begging for workers, with some forced to offer hiring bonuses for hourly wage jobs while COVID-19 restrictions ease… Continue reading
“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have” — Maya Angelou Shelly Weber conjures this quote from memory when asked… Continue reading
Courtney Thomas of Naive Melody Front Yard Farm is an entrepreneur, gardener and mother. This season she can be found at the Sequim Farmers &… Continue reading
On Saturdays at the Sequim Farmers & Artisans Market, one might spot a new booth overflowing with an enthusiasm for healthy barnyard fowl. That’s Chicken… Continue reading
Early on Saturday mornings, Shaelee Evans can be found rising early, turning a tea kettle on and preparing a cup of Matcha Meowler, a green… Continue reading
North Olympic Peninsula employers added more than 300 jobs as Clallam and Jefferson counties’ unemployment dipped slightly in March, state officials said. Clallam County unemployment… Continue reading
Free digital help for businesses available All North Olympic Peninsula businesses interested in adding or improving one’s “digital storefront” are invited to take advantage of… Continue reading
With the recent warming of weather on the Olympic Peninsula, it’s easy to understand how a Sequimmite’s mind begins to turn towards thoughts of seasonal… Continue reading
Moores joins staff
at RE/MAX Prime Real estate agent Brianne Moores has joined the staff at RE/MAX Prime, 901 W. Washington St., Sequim, the business… Continue reading
Sequim’s Quality Inn & Suites at Olympic National Park, 134 River Road, remains one of the best hotels among fellow franchises. Its staff recently received… Continue reading
North Olympic Peninsula employers shed 70 jobs in February as Clallam and Jefferson county unemployment rates rose slightly in February, state officials said. Clallam County… Continue reading
It’s no accident that new owners of the Sequim franchise of Home Instead — Kathleen Amazona Schmidt and Isaac Schmidt — have “kapuna” in their… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau is seeking applications for qualified tourism marketing project grants, primarily targeted to non-peak season activities within Clallam County. Applications for… Continue reading
Windermere Sequim
adds broker Wild to staff Windermere Sequim has added real estate broker Tatiana Wild to its staff, the organization announced last week. Wild… Continue reading
The Sequim Farmers and Artisans Market aims to empower up-and-coming small business owners in achieving their entrepreneurial goals, while actively working towards promoting the inclusivity… Continue reading
There’s a saying among some quilters that seems to fall somewhere between wisdom and a wisecrack: It’s cheaper than therapy. With materials, equipment and sweat… Continue reading
Wind Rose Cellars updates hours Starting April 1 through the rest of spring, Wind Rose Cellars — at 143 W. Washington St. in downtown Sequim… Continue reading
Grand reopening set for Stitch in Time A Stitch in Time Quilt Shoppe celebrates its new location at 225 E. Washington St. with a grand… Continue reading
Ranking puts it in top 15 percent of skilled nursing facilities
Paradise Restaurant reopens Paradise Restaurant at 703 N. Sequim Ave., is reopening this week. The eatery is open for dinner from 4-9 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays, closed… Continue reading
