Boogie Barge, a pedal craft from Tacoma, is the first human-powered vessel to complete the 750-mile Race To Alaska journey ...

PORT TOWNSEND — Jefferson Timber Cooperative believes it’s important to know where your 2x4s come from — the health and ...

AS WE APPROACH the July 4th holiday, it is a great opportunity to think about and review what we know about driving under the ...

Summer crab fishing seasons will get underway Thursday in the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the northern Puget Sound marine ...

A number of projects are on tap for the Sequim School District this summer, including a new cold potable water line at ...

The city of Sequim continues to make progress toward a renovation of Margaret Kirner Park at the corner of West Pine Street ...

The hybrid meetings are in the county commissioners meeting room in the Clallam County Courthouse, 223 E. Fourth St., Port Angeles. The meetings can be viewed online at To participate via Zoom video, ...

PORT ANGELES — Firefighters from multiple agencies contained a wildland fire near Lake Crescent on Monday. Clallam 2 ...

ABOVE — Team Boogie Barge out of Tacoma was the first human-powered boat to complete the Race to Alaska from Port Townsend to ...

Fifty boats remain out of the 67 that took off from Victoria. A total of 69 started the race in Port Townsend.

Residents on the Fourth of July will get the chance to do something few other Americans can: ring a reproduction of the Liberty Bell — a connection to a piece of the nation’s history that Port Angeles ...

HERE WE ARE. It is the Fourth of July. But not just any Fourth, it is the semiquincentennial. That is a mouthful. We can also call it the sestercentennial, the quarter millennial, or the ...