Good morning, Port Angeles.

Joyce-based CresComm WiFi says proposed FCC changes would disrupt its fixed wireless service in rural communities including Forks, Joyce, and Lake Sutherland.

The company’s CEO sent a letter last week asking the commission to keep the current CBRS rules to support reliable broadband.

An anonymous donor will match donations to Field Arts and Events Hall through December, doubling contributions up to $200,000 to support artistic and accessibility programs.

Field Hall has received about $50,000 so far, and donations can be made online or at the box office (201 W Front Street) when open.

Newsradio KONP airs Mannheim Steamroller’s “Christmas in America” at 6 a.m. today and continues through Christmas Day — offering festive music, storytelling and holiday reflections to the community, narrated by Chip Davis and sponsored by Susie and Anthony Sanders with Edward Jones.

Stevens Middle School students uncovered a time capsule buried in 1989 during campus construction and found items such as a phone book+TV Guide and photos.

The accidental discovery by a local contractor has spurred plans for a new capsule at the soon-to-open Hurricane Ridge Middle School in 2028.

Hill Street in Port Angeles reopened to traffic today after being closed since Dec.

17 due to heavy rainfall that triggered a landslide. City crews cleaned debris and installed protective fencing, but the Olympic Discovery Trail remains closed between Hill Street and Marine Drive until debris settles.