The Port Angeles boys soccer team twice had leads against East Jefferson but the Rivals rallied twice to earn a hard-fought 3-2 win over the Roughriders.

The Forks girls softball team got fives hits and a pair of home runs from Avery Dilley and scored a total of 37 runs in a doubleheader sweep of Sequim.

The Peninsula College women nearly beat Lane early this season, but in the Northwest Athletic Conference Final Four semifinals, the Pirates ran into a hot-shooting juggernaut as the Titans buried 12 3 ...

As the wellness landscape continues to evolve, natural supplements like Life Gold Farms CBD Gummies are becoming increasingly popular for their extensive health benefits. These gummies harness the ...

Saturday will bring the return of the Frosty Moss Relay, a team endurance race from the Sol Duc Valley to Blyn that also manages to be fun and whimsical with teams competing in costumes and even ...

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles school board established a full-time enrollment of 3,223 students for the 2024-2025 school year on the recommendation of Karen Casey, the district’s director of finance ...

A lease held by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Port Angeles is among a list of government lease terminations hosted on the Department of Government Efficiency website.

Nicole Merrigan, owner of Strait Up Foam Fun, left, talks with Carol Koenig of Sequim during Thursday’s Clallam County Job ...

The Peninsula Housing Authority board of commissioners will meet at noon Wednesday. The hybrid meeting will be in the Shold Room at the Jefferson County Public Library, 6320 Cedar Ave., Port Hadlock.

The Peninsula has positively supported refugees from Ukraine. It is dismaying to see support for Russia in the Republican extreme right rather than support for… Continue reading ...

SEQUIM — Clallam County Sheriff’s deputies conducted a sting operation and arrested a 35-year-old Tacoma woman on investigation of first-degree attempted theft and second-degree extortion.

PORT TOWNSEND — Public Health Officer Dr. Allison Berry said on Friday that she is hopeful that Clallam and Jefferson counties will move out of flu season in the next few weeks.