Good morning, Port Angeles.

Platypus Marine in Port Angeles is expanding its facilities, planning to hire at least 35 new employees, with further jobs added as expansion continues, enhancing the local economy and competing nationally in shipbuilding.

The Port of Port Angeles board updated its delegation of authority, raised the cap on public work contracts, and discussed outstanding marina debts and potential developments including an Amazon distribution center relocation.

School district measures in Clallam and Jefferson counties, including levies for education programs and construction bonds for school improvements, were passing based on initial ballot returns.

A two-year initiative aims to remove four barriers to fish migration in Clallam and Jefferson counties, starting February 24, with traffic detours expected.

The National Weather Service alerts that the North Olympic Peninsula will experience severe cold, potential black ice, and a mix of precipitation this week, with caution advised for travelers.

Washington state faces a $12 billion budget shortfall impacting local funding and legislative priorities, with only a small fraction of capital requests likely to be met.

The Sequim Wolves basketball team secured a share of the Olympic League Championship after a come-from-behind 66-61 victory against the Bremerton Knights.

Comedy Fundraiser Night with Sam Miller

Comedian Sam Miller will perform a comedy show in Port Angeles to raise funds for Oxford House Chapter 20, with pre-sale tickets available for $20 and $25 at the door.

2025 Annual Winter Benefit: A Wonderland of the Arts

The JFFA Annual Winter Benefit invites attendees to celebrate and support the arts community in Port Angeles with a themed event inspired by a wonderland motif.

Toddler Prom 2025: A Night of Fun and Dancing for Little Ones

The Toddler Prom 2025 is an evening event at the Vern Burton Community Center where toddlers dressed in their finest outfits can enjoy dancing and activities with adult supervision.