Good morning, Port Angeles.

Tickets go on sale Friday for the 37th Annual Great Olympic Peninsula Duck Derby on May 17 at the Port Angeles City Pier; families can adopt rubber ducks for a chance to win prizes+and support Olympic Medical Center+ as proceeds benefit local healthcare.

Port Angeles High School resumed classes today after a lockdown triggered by an anonymous threat + law enforcement continues to investigate while additional police ensure student safety.

Peninsula College's new entrepreneurship course launches this spring and guides participants from idea stage to a cash-prize pitch competition.

The self-paced course includes one-on-one coaching and expert sessions and concludes with a June 23 contest offering $2,000, $1,250, and $750 prizes (for top three places).

Clallam County Environmental Health will host a meeting this Thursday at 5:30 p.m. in Sequim at Rainshadow Hall to review the Pollution Identification and Correction program and water quality data.

The event will cover septic system maintenance and pollution reduction practices with local partners.

The Port Angeles Roughriders beat North Kitsap last night in Poulsbo 4-2, moving them closer to second place behind league-leading Bainbridge.

They will host the Vikings today at 3:30.

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.

Michael Carbonaro Live

7-11 p.m. — Field Arts & Events Hall — Tickets starting at $153 — Experience an unforgettable live performance from the master of illusion, Michael Carbonaro.