‘Fibber McGee and Molly’ What: Olympic Theatre Arts’s old-time radio production of classic series Where: Online at olympictheatrearts.org When: New episodes posted each Monday Cost:… Continue reading
Any time is a good time for creativity but cold, rainy or snowy days are especially good. Look around your house for things your child… Continue reading
This is, in a word, “fantastic,” said Sequim musician Kate Southard-Dean. The veteran violinist is referring to her recent reunion with her fellow Port Angeles… Continue reading
Looking for something to do from her home during the COVID-19 pandemic grew, Sequim resident Lori Esget began putting together some holiday cheer months in… Continue reading
Each year in May, United Way of Clallam County staff gather to celebrate the efforts of those who make a difference in Clallam County. Because… Continue reading
We have our winners of the Olympic Peninsula Pet Photo Contest, sponsored by Olympic Peninsula Humane Society. Winners from each category will be contacted by… Continue reading
Singers set concerts for Oct. 30, 31 The Peninsula Men’s Gospel Singers are back on stage, live, for a pair of concerts set for 7… Continue reading
Like the garden, this “Get it Growing” column is slowing down for the winter. During the winter months there will be a “Get it Growing”… Continue reading
When a baby is born, her brain is about a-quarter the size of the brain she will have as an adult. Many of her brain… Continue reading
Erik Evans of Port Angeles entertains a small gathering at River Run Farm in Sequim on Oct. 14. Evans started performing short Scottish bagpipe performances,… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library System’s 1000 Books Before Kindergarten Challenge, a nationwide program that encourage parents and caregivers to continue to read with the children… Continue reading
OPAS to discuss ‘The Genius of Birds’ The Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society hosts a free virtual book group discussion about Jennifer Ackerman’s “The Genius of… Continue reading
Who hasn’t planted spring bulbs and enjoyed their bloom only to accidentally dig them up in the fall? Or sown vegetable seeds vowing to remember… Continue reading
Laurel Moulton, Clallam County Master Gardeners program coordinator, looks to bring spiders into the spotlight via Zoom from noon-1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, part of… Continue reading
William (Bill) and Christine Wrobel celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 24. They were married in Syracuse, NY, on October 24, 1970. Over the years… Continue reading
Isabel Frutos is Soroptimist International of Sequim’s Girl of the Month for September. Though described by her peers as quiet, Frutos is an outstanding student,… Continue reading
Olympic Theatre Art Center’s countdown has begun for its (virtual) Radio Play Season opening. Filming is complete for the first episodes of “Fibber McGee and… Continue reading
Many children develop fears — and not just at this time of year when Halloween comes along. They are fearful of monsters, bugs, being alone,… Continue reading
With peninsula libraries remaining closed until Clallam County reaches Phase 3 of Gov. Jay Inslee’s Safe Start plan, North Olympic Library System branches expanded curbside… Continue reading
The Rotary Club of Sequim recently awarded an adaptive tricycle to Rodney Torres, a 7-year-old local youth who has special needs. Rotarians say Torres was… Continue reading
