Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 28th of August.
Good morning, Port Angeles.
Port Angeles begins chip sealing on Eighth Street to extend road lifespan, causing potential traffic disruptions until Saturday.
Port of Port Angeles Commissioners vote to apply for $125,000 in funding to kickstart the renovation of Port Angeles Boat Haven, part of a broader capital improvement plan.
Peninsula College sees record enrollment increases, leading all community and technical colleges in Washington state with significant growth across all quarters.
Phyllis Bernard and Ken Simpson, candidates for Clallam County PUD, debate on local energy production and strategies to lower electricity costs, emphasizing their differing approaches while both support hydropower.
U.S. Congressman Derek Kilmer introduced a bill to return 72 acres of historically significant land to the Quinault Indian Nation.
Port Townsend's Social Fabric Brewing, spearheaded by Levi Liberty, expands his beer entrepreneurship with a focus on IPAs, other styles, and community engagement.
GOAT Run: Full & Half-Marathon Trail Race
Experience a thrilling point-to-point trail race through the scenic Great Olympic Adventure Trail, culminating at the beautiful Lake Crescent inside Olympic National Park.
Second Saturday Art Walk in Downtown Port Angeles
Experience the vibrant local art scene at the Second Saturday Art Walk featuring works from talented artists, live music, and special deals at various downtown venues.
Clallam County Gem & Mineral Show
Explore a variety of gems and minerals while enjoying activities for kids and learning about the unique rocks of the Peninsula.
Abby Posner Live at the Festival Encore
Experience the energetic melodies of Abby Posner alongside special guest Paula Fong at the 2024 Festival Encore, showcasing a range of folk and festival music.
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