Good morning, Port Angeles.

Port Angeles' Olympic National Park will receive $768,483 in grant funding for backcountry trail work, infrastructure upgrades, youth science programs plus improved visitor access this year.

The grant is part of a record $2.28 million from Washington’s National Park Fund supporting essential park projects.

The state announced $16 million in clean energy grants for tribal projects on the North Olympic Peninsula.

Sequim's tribe will receive $1.3 million for a solar battery system, Forks' tribe over $700K for a microgrid, and Neah Bay's tribe is set to develop a climate action plan.

Olympic Medical Center is seeing a surge in patient visits as some days reach nearly 700 appointments in its clinics, driving increased lab work, imaging & emergency room visits.

Interim CFO Dennis Stillman cautioned that data from the first two months does not yet confirm a trend.

In tennis, Port Angeles' Roughriders lost 6-1 at North Kitsap, with Cayleigh Alward scoring the only win; they will travel to Olympic today at 4:00 p.m. Meanwhile, Sequim Wolves kept their perfect record with a 6-4 win at North Mason, as local soccer, softball, and golf events continue.

PA Craft Mania Show

12-7 p.m. — Vern Burton Community Center — Free entry — Explore a fantastic lineup of craft makers and suppliers at this vibrant local showcase.

The Sleeping Beauty Ballet

7-9 p.m. — Field Arts & Events Hall — Ticketed event — Experience the enchanting tale of Princess Aurora and the brave Prince in this stunning production by the Port Angeles City Ballet.

MOMIX: Alice

7-9 p.m. — Field Arts & Events Hall — $20 – $60 — Experience a visually stunning journey through Lewis Carroll's Wonderland filled with acrobatics and illusion.

A Taste of Ireland

8:30 p.m. — Port Angeles, Darling Way — $— Experience a captivating blend of storytelling, dance, and song showcasing the charm of Ireland.