PORT ANGELES – Unemployment rates ticked up in Clallam County last month. According to the state Employment Security Department, the county’s rate rose to 5.8%. That’s up from 5.5% in July. The number of people employed went

PORT ANGELES – Residents in Clallam Fire District Two may get some relief on their fire insurance premiums. The Washington Survey and Rating Bureau (WSRB) has improved Clallam 2 Fire Rescue’s protection class. That could help property

PORT ANGELES — A search for overdue backpacker Jerren Fisher, who was missing for a week, ended Sunday evening with a rescue in Olympic National Park. National Park Service search and rescue teams made voice contact with

PORT ANGELES — Effective today, Clallam County’s burn ban has been reduced. The fire marshal says recent rains have moved the fire threat level back to moderate. Recreational fires and use of charcoal briquettes are now allowed

FORKS — A single-vehicle accident near Forks has left multiple people dead or in critical condition.  About 4:20 Saturday morning, Clallam County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the collision on mile five of the Sitkum-Solduc Road, just outside

PORT ANGELES   — Could Port Angeles’ Civic Field get a modern, video scoreboard. The city’s parks and recreation director says “yes”, but it’ll take a volunteer effort to make it happen. Corey Delikat says he’s been

PORT ANGELES – Covid-19 case rates have scuttled jury trials in Clallam County. This week, Clallam County Superior Court Presiding Judge Brent Basden issued an order suspending all jury trial in Superior Court through the end of

By Pepper Fisher SEQUIM – Some restaurant owners and their employees are being approached and even harassed by one or more persons who are trying to get them to hang a flyer in their window that reads,