Living in a rural area affords a person the chance to experience the rewards of raising ducks, chickens, sheep and other……….
A while ago I was asked to be a tour guide for a clothing company looking to do a photo shoot at the Hoh Rainforest…………
An unpleasant — oops I meant to say, an unpleased visitor to Forks recently was ranting about something that she was extremely unhappy with during her stay in our little town………
A few weeks ago, my co-workers and I were swapping stories of being pulled over for various traffic violations………….
My consuming interest in alternative energy is not the only obsession I have obeyed in steering a dangerous course……..
When we first started this journey together, I believe I mentioned I have hope in many ways. Hope in a brighter future
Police Chief Rick Bart’s name can be rearranged to spell “Bar Trick.” This has very little to do with the column. I just thought it was funny.
Now, on to the point
Duke had not been at his new home on Merchant Road very long when he wandered on to Calawah Way and was hit by a car the evening
The Clallam County Historical Society will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Clallam County Courthouse at the society’s annual meeting on
If there is one thing that I wish someone would have said to me back when I was graduating high school, it would have been, “Just sleep on it!”
Peninsula College at Forks invites the public to the West End premiere of House of Learning: The Spirit of the Peninsula College Longhouse
Clallam Bay, sweet, quiet, Clallam Bay. Who would ever want to hurt a hair on the head of the little community of Clallam
A few years ago I wrote a column for the Peninsula Daily News about the monument that once was in the Forks Cemetery and now has its
