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The Feeding 5000 weekly free lunch program has received a generous $30,000 grant from the Haller Foundation. The funding will help replace aging kitchen ranges and address other facility needs at the Community Center on Maple Avenue, where dedicated volunteers prepare and serve free meals every Tuesday at noon, to community members in need. The grant will help ensure the program can continue providing a welcoming place and nutritious meals for those who rely on its services.

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Feeding 5000 receives Haller Foundation Grant

The Feeding 5000 weekly free lunch program has received a generous $30,000 grant from the Haller Foundation. The…

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Decades-Long Investigation Identifies Human Remains Found in Olympic National Park

Human remains discovered in Olympic National Park in 2000 have been identified as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr. Following…

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Hagans-Moore Sentenced to 23 Years Prison for Second-Degree Murder

Clallam County Superior Court Judge Simon Barnhart followed the State’s recommendation and sentenced Marquise Hagans-Moore to 280 months…

Construction work on FS‑2922 is now complete, and crews have officially moved on to the next phase of repairs along FS‑29. This work is part of the ongoing effort to fix damage from past atmospheric river events and restore safe access across the road system. No developed recreation sites will be affected during the road closures; however, dispersed recreation opportunities, including camping, hunting, and fishing may be limited during the construction period. Make sure to visit the project’s website before visiting the area: https://www.fs.usda.gov/…/fs-29-road-restoration-schedule.

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FS-29 Road Restoration Project Update

Construction work on FS‑2922 is now complete, and crews have officially moved on to the next phase of…

Best of the West End 2026.

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Nominations open for Best of Peninsula contests

Nominations are now being accepted for the Best of Clallam and Jefferson County and Best of the West…

Trucks stretched as far as the eye could see on Saturday as family, friends, and fellow drivers paid tribute to the life of longtime log truck driver Clark Browning. Vintage rigs, modern trucks, and vehicles from both local and out-of-area communities joined a procession down Forks Avenue before a celebration of life was held at the Roundhouse, honoring a man who left a lasting impression on those who knew him. Photo Christi Baron

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Rolling Tribute Celebrates Life of Clark Browning

Trucks stretched as far as the eye could see on Saturday as family, friends, and fellow drivers paid…

Photo Christi Baron Terra House, center of photo, prepares to cut the ribbon last Saturday outside Jumpstart Preschool, located on Blackberry Avenue. Assisting with the scissors are family, friends, and former students.

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Jumpstart Preschool Family Wellness Center Celebrates Grand Reopening

Community members, families, former students, and supporters gathered on Saturday to celebrate the grand reopening of Jumpstart Preschool…

Submitted photo The final Student of Character celebration at Forks High School recognized both April students for Compassionate Listener, and May for Resilience. Students were celebrated with snacks and a certificate. Unfortunately, many were missing due to state athletics and make-up testing. Danikka King, Elizabeth Lundberg, Margarito Gonzalez-Black, Martin Angel Chavira Paz, Isabella Hayworth, Aiden Cabe. Not pictured: Brooklyn Windle, Brenna Riggan, Chloe Gaydeski, Bailey Johnson, Jlynn Vessey, Jasmine Blair, Tessa Holt.

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STUDENTS OF CHARACTER-April and May Compassionate listener & Resilient

Compassionate Listener

Photos by Lonnie Archibald This is not your normal “say cheese” team photo, you understand. Personalities vary, as is seen here with this Marinier T- Ball team, which includes 5 and 6-year-old ball players.

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Here at Duncan Fields

By Lonnie Archibald

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Forks Council Approves Comprehensive Plan, Remands Tiny Home Permit Appeal

The Forks City Council met Monday evening, June 8, addressing a wide range of issues, including the city’s…

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Kenny Church Tournament

It was a perfect weekend for baseball and softball at Duncan Fields in Forks, where the Kenny Church…

Photos Christi Baron Olympic Corrections Center Superintendent Ginger Price reads the announcement honoring Jamie Kerschner, far right, as OCC Supervisor of the Year during the facility’s annual Corrections Appreciation Day celebration last Thursday. Looking on is OCC Captain Marc Thomas.

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OCC celebrates Corrections Appreciation Day

Ginny Burton, founder of the O-UT (Overhaul–Unrelenting Transfiguration) program, was the featured speaker at Olympic Corrections Center’s Corrections…

Submitted photos Soroptimist International of the Olympic Rain Forest awarded $32,000 in awards and scholarships at their annual awards night on May 21, 2026. Pictured with the check are SIORF members Heather Sky, Christine Wasankari, Mary Anne Earley, Cindy Mesenbrink, Cathy Johnson, Rosemary Sternbeck, Sharla Fraker, Sarah Galipeau, and Laura Farrell.

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SIORF Awards Night 2026

Soroptimist International of the Olympic Rain Forest scholarships are awarded to graduates of Forks High School, Forks Alternative…