Port Angeles (10th-ranked, 11-1-1) visits Sequim tonight for senior night with the new Peninsula Crown Trophy on the line; live KONP coverage starts with the Roughriders Locker Room Show at 6 p.m., followed by the Wolves Locker Room Show at 6:25.
Black Bear Diner will donate 20% of its proceeds on Thursday to Peninsula Friends of Animals for National Cat Day, with in-person donations at 1471 E.
Washington St. (Sequim) and online orders using code 533-537-330; the shelter will sell handmade potholders and other items at the fundraiser.
Rivalry week pits Port Angeles against Sequim in volleyball, girls soccer, and football, with the football game airing Friday night on KONP Newsradio.
Port Angeles is favored in soccer and football while Sequim is favored in volleyball, and Port Angeles qualified both cross-country teams for districts.
WSDOT said Friday, Oct.
23 the new Elwha River Bridge is structurally stable with three 5-foot shafts set 20 feet into bedrock, and that erosion left a 15-foot gap to a non-structural fascia wall. WSDOT says it monitored the west bank, refined protection options with the Tribe, and will meet.
Prospective buyer Rob Janicki plans to purchase the former McKinley mill near Ediz Hook by year’s end to add a computing operation drawing 10 megawatts + restart a biomass plant that uses local wood waste; residents remain concerned about energy use and environmental impacts amid an existing data center moratorium.
The Peninsula College women clinched the Northern Division title with an 8 to 0 win over Everett in NWAC (Northwest Athletic Conference) soccer on Friday.
They improved their record to 11 to 0 and will travel to Shoreline on Saturday.
Clallam County Environmental Health hosted a meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday at Rainshadow Hall, Dungeness River Center, to review the Pollution Identification and Correction program.
The gathering — coordinated with the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, Conservation District and Streamkeepers — offered water quality updates, septic repair options and pollution reduction tips.
In Sequim, firefighters and Domino's drivers helped residents test smoke alarms on Oct.
5 during Fire Prevention Week. Homes with working alarms received free pizza while nonworking alarms were replaced at no cost.
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