The characters are fiction but the history is real in peninsula author Linda B. Myers’ ninth novel, “Dr. Emma’s Improbable Happenings,” released last week. The… Continue reading
A dozen Sequim-area students were recently named to the University of Washington’s winter 2020 dean’s list. They included: Jessica Craig, Katrina Dolan, Rene Flores, Shaun… Continue reading
Johnston said agave bought for one dollar 20-plus years ago
It’s August in Sequim, and if you notice that the birds in your yard are not looking their best, you are not alone. Patchy colors,… Continue reading
Bread & Gravy set for KSQM’s ninth ‘Music Where You Park’ Bread & Gravy — who plays Americana, blues, soul, classic rock, contemporary, bluegrass and… Continue reading
Online mass services set Mass at St. Joseph Catholic Church (121 E. Maple St.,
Sequim) is live-streamed each Sunday at 11 a.m. Additionally, mass at… Continue reading
The Olympic Peninsula is an extraordinary place to behold a diversity of plants and wildlife. In any of its ecosystems, wildlife thrives when there are… Continue reading
Local book lovers can join thousands of readers around the world in reading a historical fiction thriller eBook during Big Library Read, the world’s largest… Continue reading
The North Olympic Library System (NOLS) is partnering with the Clallam Resiliency Project to provide a free viewing of the documentary, “No Small Matter,” through… Continue reading
One of the ways a parent can tell if their child is developing normally is to understand exactly what is normal. You can do this… Continue reading
Eagle Scout project Who: Sequim teen Kaleb Needoba What: Eagle Scout project to create, install ‘Spirit Signs’ at Sequim High School celebrating SHS state champions… Continue reading
VFW Post 6787 in Carlsborg has been awarded National recognition as an All-American Post! This prestigious award was earned by the Post by 1) increasing… Continue reading
Black Diamond Junction featured at eighth ‘Music Where You Park’ Black Diamond Junction, who features classic hits, rock, pop, country and 1960s-1990s, is in the… Continue reading
The City Arts Advisory Commission’s “Fluidity,” a digital exhibit, will be displayed on two monitors through the windows at the Sequim Civic Center, 152 W.… Continue reading
August is usually the hottest month on the Olympic Peninsula; hopefully this year it will, at least, be warm. It’s most certainly going to be… Continue reading
In the upcoming Green Thumbs Garden Tips series, Pam Larsen presents “Growing Great Organic Garlic” from noon-1 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 13, via the Zoom… Continue reading
Local library reading groups are going virtual this August. The North Olympic Library System (NOLS) has moved its four monthly Book Discussion Groups to Zoom… Continue reading
Looking for a great new read to while away a summer day? The North Olympic Library System has you covered. The Library’s new book shelves,… Continue reading
I recently moved to a different neighborhood. It really is different. Before I lived on a large piece of property and couldn’t see my neighbors… Continue reading
Longtime peninsula artists Sally Cays and Jeannine Chappell are in the spotlight this August at Blue Whole Gallery. An opening for the duo’s exhibit is… Continue reading
