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Submitted photo Pictured L-R are Jlynn Vessey, Zoey Beutler, Patricia Calderon-Weed, Trentston Pope, Alvaro Martin-Mendoza, and Dema Martin-Mendoza.

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Speech and Debate – Falcon Tournament Results

By Tasheena Erickson

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Thank You to Our Holiday Volunteers

As we wrapped up another holiday season, I want to extend my sincere appreciation to the dedicated volunteers…

Submitted photo President Shy Gorbett, Vice President Sherry Schaaf, Treasurer Juanita Weissenfels and Secretary Twila Noble.

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Friends of Forks Animals: A Letter from the President

As I look back on 2025, I cannot help but be proud and amazed by this group of…

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West End 9-1-1 calls-Police, Fire, and EMT

Jan. 19

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SIORF Festival of Trees – Additional Thanks

SIORF owes a few additional people. Thank you for helping with Festival of Trees: Halie Fletcher for tree…

On January 29, 1921, the West End of Clallam County suffered a mighty storm. It would be several days before the outside world knew of the devastation, and the news would appear in the Port Angeles paper (it would be another 10 years before the first Forks Forum would be printed). Thousands of trees were toppled, changing the landscape. It was estimated that 1,700 trees had fallen across the road from Fairholme to Beaver; between Beaver and Tyee, 300 were across the road, and every other road was also impacted as well as many more acres of mature trees. Thankfully, no humans died, but many cattle were not so lucky, and many farmers lost their barns.

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This day in history – The ‘21 Blow

On January 29, 1921, the West End of Clallam County suffered a mighty storm. It would be several…

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Festival of Trees Thank You

It’s never too late to say THANK YOU… The Soroptimist of the Olympic Rain Forest wishes to thank…

Photo by Cassie Diamond Sen. John Lovick, D-Mill Creek, speaks in support of Senate Bill 5974 during a public hearing Jan. 15. Lovick is the prime sponsor of the bill.

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State sheriffs oppose bill for new eligibility

Senate bill proposes new requirements for law enforcement

Submitted photos Lake Creek plugged -blue line indicates where the shore once was.

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Flooding at Lake Pleasant Tied to Creek Obstruction, Residents Say

By Forks Forum Editor

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A Look Back …This week in the Forks Forum

This week in 2001, DNR and USFS officials broke ground for a conference center to be located near…

A MCT staff member warms up the crowd of potential actors on Monday, Jan. 19, in the FHS Spartan Commons. As is tradition, Martin Luther King Monday is also the day to try out for a part in this annual event. Photos Christi Baron

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Missoula Children’s Theater holds auditions

A MCT staff member warms up the crowd of potential actors on Monday, Jan. 19, in the FHS…

Submitted photos Hailey Rondeau.

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FMS December Students of the Month

8th Grade: Hailey Rondeau

Ruth with her Tom Brady doll.

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Go Seahawks …remembering Ruth

It is exciting to think that the Seahawks might be on their way to the Super Bowl! I…