Good morning, Port Angeles.

The Answer for Youth, a drop-in center for homeless and at-risk locals, received a $3,000 grant in July from the Peninsula Home Fund to fund meals, car parts & shelter at its 826 E.

First St. site. The nonprofit continues serving community members with daily support.

Port Angeles School District closed November with a $3 million cash balance reflecting tighter financial management; capital projects will move forward as the new middle school foundation pours Jan.

21 and board meetings invite community input on Jan. 22.

The Port Angeles Fire Department will host Coffee with the Fire Marshal at Bella Rosa at 11 a.m. Wednesday, where residents can ask questions on fire safety led by Fire Marshal Joel McKeen.

The one-hour event will offer a direct chance to learn and build trust + boost community engagement.

Officials announced that the historic Fire Hall on Lincoln Street is for sale if part of the building is used for affordable housing.

Proposals for redeveloping the 6,700 sqft landmark next to Veteran’s Memorial Park must be submitted by 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 13 — as required by the city.

Sequim Wolves won two flag football games—rout Olympic 29–0 and edge Kingston 14–7—with Ruby Moxley Horgan’s touchdown runs and Lily Sparks’ scoring passes, while Port Angeles high school basketball teams and Peninsula Pirates prepare for competitive matchups tonight and Saturday at key venues.

The Peking Acrobats Performance

7-9 p.m. — Field Arts & Events Hall — Tickets $20-65 — Experience a breathtaking display of traditional Chinese acrobatics infused with modern theatrical circus elements.