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Sequim Gazette photo by Kathy Cruz Olympic Psychiatric Care’s team includes, from left: receptionist Jinna Zitting; owner Becky Godby, APRN; Jacqueline Welborn, APRN; and office administrator Tricia Vandiver. (Welborn has been renting office space at OPC but will officially join the team in September.) Not pictured are Natalie Caudle, APRN, Leah Fegan, MD, and TMS technician Duane Grego.

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Olympic Psychiatric Care marks 10 years of meeting rural mental health care needs

If one were to write a book about Becky Godby’s late-in-life career as a mental health professional, it…

Sequim Gazette photo by Kathy Cruz George and Cindy Lee, front, longtime owners of Moon Palace restaurant, stand at the service counter with employees Kayli Prorok, left, and Christine Burbank. Moon Palace, opened by George’s uncle Robert Young in 1975, has been a family-owned business in Sequim for more than 50 years. George bought the restaurant from his uncle at age 23 after Young developed health problems.

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Family-owned Moon Palace marks half a century

Eatery was Sequim’s first Chinese restaurant

Photo by Emily Matthiessen Lauren Nightengale helps Phil Mesibove at Rainshadow Cafe. The coffee shop and eatery received a perfect score on its health inspection in June.

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Clallam County’s health inspections for June 2026

Here are Clallam County Environmental Health Services’ inspections in June of restaurants, food and beverage businesses, and a…

Photo courtesy Wirta Hospitality Worldwide Kaila Spaulding is the new sales administrator for Holiday Inn Express Sequim at 1441 E. Washington St.

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Spaulding promoted at Holiday Inn Express

Owners of Holiday Inn Express Sequim, 1441 E. Washington St., recently announced the promotion of Kaila Spaulding to…

Photo by Beth Pratt/ On Sunday, June 7, Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce board members and staff worked a water station for marathon runners who participated in the North Olympic Discovery Marathon.

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Chamber holds ribbon-cuttings, hydrates marathon runners

The Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce recently held ribbon-cutting events in honor of the fourth anniversary of Original…

Photo courtesy Wirta Hospitality Worldwide Kaila Spaulding is the new sales administrator for Holiday Inn Express Sequim at 1441 E. Washington St.

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Spaulding promoted at Holiday Inn Express

Owners of Holiday Inn Express Sequim, 1441 E. Washington St., recently announced the promotion of Kaila Spaulding to…

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash Blue Sky Real Estate’s new owner and broker Brandy Bush, left, stands with Gail Sumpter, a fellow real estate broker, outside the business’ new location in downtown Sequim at 108 W. Washington St.

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Blue Sky Real Estate moves to downtown Sequim

Longtime owner transfers ownership to broker

Sequim Gazette photos by Matthew Nash Tessa Lowen of Fairbanks, Alaska, pets Gigi the cow at Dungeness Valley Creamery on June 13 at the farm’s 20th anniversary celebration. Lowen said she grew up in the area and was visiting for her sister’s graduation.

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Dungeness Creamery celebrates 20 years

Family, friends, and a bunch of bovine gathered for Dungeness Valley Creamery’s 20th anniversary on Saturday.

Original Grinds Coffee Company at 615 E. Washington St. in Sequim received a perfect health inspection in May. Staff members, from left, include Holly Shimer, Stella Dennis, Lindsey Forshaw, owner, Charlotte Forshaw, and Pippa Dressel. Not pictured is Makayla Bower.

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Clallam County’s health inspections for May 2026

Here are Clallam County Environmental Health Services’ inspections in May of restaurants, food and beverage businesses, and schools.

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash Reddog Coffee, 521 S. Sequim Ave., received a perfect score for its April health inspection. Pictured are employees, from left, Joseph Lachester, Daniel Perry, and Phillip McIntyre. Manager Jacq Goin said she’s proud of her team and not surprised they got 100% on the inspection. “They work really hard,” Goin said.

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Clallam County’s health inspections for April 2026

Here are Clallam County Environmental Health Services’ inspections in April of restaurants, food businesses, schools, and pools.

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BUSINESS NEWS — Tai Chi business opens

Tai Chi business opens

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Sound Community Bank’s Stewart participates in US Treasury Roundtable

Joined by fellow community bankers from across the country, as well as U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and…

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Liggins Landscaping named SBA Seattle District Rural Small Business of the Year

Sequim company to be honored in Seattle on May 6

    Best of Olympic Peninsula

    Best of Olympic Peninsula