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Terra House, right in the photo, recently thanked Diane Edwards with a plaque recognizing her continued support of Jumpstart Preschool. Others interested in supporting early learning are encouraged to contact Jumpstart Preschool.

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Making a difference

Through the generosity of local donor Diane Edwards, who has faithfully supported Jumpstart Preschool with monthly donations for…

Pictured, left to right, are the 2026 Violet Richardson Award winners. They are Skye Hestand, Samantha Foster and Lyndon Unger. On May 21, these young women were each awarded $500 by Soroptimist International of the Olympic Rain Forest for their many volunteer hours in our community. Benefitting from their combined thousands of hours are the Forks Assembly of God Church, Forks High School, the 1910 Shaker Church of LaPush, the Quileute Ocean Going Canoe Society, and Ginger’s Closet.
$250 of each young woman’s award was shared with a community non-profit organization.
Skye shared her award with Sarge’s Place. Samantha shared her award with the Quileute Ocean Going Canoe Society. Lyndon shared her award with Ginger’s Closet.
“These young women make us all proud. Our community thanks them!”

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Violet Richardson Awards

Pictured, left to right, are the 2026 Violet Richardson Award winners. They are Skye Hestand, Samantha Foster and…

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Netza Olivera climbs a Douglas fir tree at Sully’s Drive-In on Sunday during a removal project led by CJ Price, owner of Alpine Tree Service Experts Inc. The tree, which had a dead top, was limbed and topped before being safely brought down without any problems.

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Tree Crew Safely Removes Hazardous Douglas Fir at Sully’s

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A busy week

It’s a big week in Forks and the final countdown for the Forks High School Class of 2026.…

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A Look Back … This week in the Forks Forum

This week, twenty-five years ago, the 4th annual Festival for Women was being planned. The FHS ASB had…

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Forks Performer Takes the Stage in ‘Urinetown’ at Olympic Theatre Arts

A Forks resident is helping bring humor, satire, and lively musical performances to the stage this spring as…

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Walking Among Old Friends

It was a rainy Memorial Day, which somehow feels like a Northwest tradition. Personally, I didn’t mind a…

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Governor Proclaims May 20 as Kinship Caregiver Day, Honoring Relatives Raising Children

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has proclaimed May 20 as Kinship Caregiver Day, recognizing thousands of grandparents, aunts, uncles,…

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A Look Back …This week in the Forks Forum

This week in 2001, it was reported that DSHS was looking at Forks cutbacks, and case maintenance was…

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Remembering May 18

Monday, May 18, marked another anniversary of a moment many in the Northwest can recall with surprising clarity,…

8th grade - Kimberly Jeronimo-Pablo

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FMS April Students of the Month

8th Grade: Kimberly Jeronimo-Pablo

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Forks Chamber Offers Scholarships

New Scholarship Honoring Erik Odom

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Forks Chamber Visitor Information Center staff member Silver Greitz recently planted-up the new flower boxes outside the Visitor Center, as part of a city beautification effort that is now brightening businesses throughout Forks. While peak tourist season has yet to arrive, the Visitor Information Center continues to see record-setting monthly visitor numbers.

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Adding color to town

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