PORT ANGELES – The Department of transportation is about to start some repair work on Highway 101, but this time the work will be done at night to avoid some of the problems we saw earlier this

By Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – The Port Angeles City Council has adopted some ordinance changes to make the Bird motorized scooter pilot program go a little more smoothly. In a lengthy discussion at Tuesday night’s council

CARLSBORG – A 91-year-old Port Angeles man died after  his vehicle collided with a semi-truck in Carlsborg. It happened just before five Wednesday morning. According to the State Patrol, Robert Nekuda was unable to stop his 2006

OLYMPIA – Clallam County community event organizers scored big in the latest round of State grants from the Department of Commerce. The pandemic relief and recovery grants will provide much-needed support to what’s called “legacy-level” events. Those

PORT ANGELES – The Clallam County Fair returns this week after a two-year hiatus. Due to COVID restrictions, the fair did not happen in 2020 and 2021. But starting Thursday, Fair Manager Shari Ioffrida says the fair,

By Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office, like many law enforcement jurisdictions nationwide, has had to deal with a problem that many of us didn’t know existed; how to properly dispose of large

By Pepper Fisher SEQUIM – Progress is being made on Rivers Edge Levee Setback Project near the mouth of the Dungeness River. For that reason, Towne Road and the adjacent Dungeness Levee Trail have been closed due

By Pepper Fisher OLYMPIA – There’s new guidance from the Washington State Dept. of health for schools and childcare facilities going into the next school year. A news release from the Department of Health lists new regulations