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CORRECTED: ‘He lived well and loved well’: Community mourns, celebrates revered ophthalmologist
Dr. Matthew Niemeyer had a clear vision of his own roles in life and the effect of his…
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Band capital campaign gets $25K from Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe
Local music advocates just made another big step closer to their long awaited practice facility.
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COVID-19 spike attributed to holidays, events
COVID-19 cases climbed on the North Olympic Peninsula last week and over the weekend, with the largest increase…
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Wintry weather brings post-Christmas power outages to Sequim
Jack Frost nipped at many Sequim residents’ doors and took their electricity too in a white, wintry Christmas…
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Hearing delayed on proof-of-vaccine order
A court hearing on an injunction proposed against a mandate for proof of vaccination against COVID-19 has been…
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Fire burns Sequim structure on West Alder Street
A fire on Monday, Dec. 20 engulfed a single-story, vacant home on the 300 block of West Alder…
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Two more COVID-19 deaths reported on peninsula
Two more deaths have been ascribed to COVID-19 as cases rise in Clallam County.
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GOP leaders seek state district seat
The Nov. 8 general election is 11 months away, and the 24th Legislative District’s two Democrats already have…
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Toys in tow: Community Aid’s annual event supports 348 Sequim children
With “Giving Trees” set up across Sequim, an antique fire truck featuring a dancing Santa, and several other…
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Clallam County voting districts set for next decade
Voting options in four precincts with a combined population of 4,156 residents were changed last week by the…
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Safe and happy trails
For someone who saw much of her career involved with the myriad details surrounding transportation, Annette Nesse spent…
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Sequim High sends out Winter Wishes
Community helps support more than 400 gifts to, from students