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Trucks stretched as far as the eye could see on Saturday as family, friends, and fellow drivers paid tribute to the life of longtime log truck driver Clark Browning. Vintage rigs, modern trucks, and vehicles from both local and out-of-area communities joined a procession down Forks Avenue before a celebration of life was held at the Roundhouse, honoring a man who left a lasting impression on those who knew him. Photo Christi Baron

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    Photo by Lonnie Archibald A’s pitcher Tannon Gaydeski delivers the pitch against the Angels, May 18 at the Fred Orr Memorial Park where the A’s defeated the Angels 16 to 6 in Little League play.
    Pictured, left to right, are the 2026 Violet Richardson Award winners. They are Skye Hestand, Samantha Foster and Lyndon Unger. On May 21, these young women were each awarded $500 by Soroptimist International of the Olympic Rain Forest for their many volunteer hours in our community. Benefitting from their combined thousands of hours are the Forks Assembly of God Church, Forks High School, the 1910 Shaker Church of LaPush, the Quileute Ocean Going Canoe Society, and Ginger’s Closet. $250 of each young woman’s award was shared with a community non-profit organization. Skye shared her award with Sarge’s Place. Samantha shared her award with the Quileute Ocean Going Canoe Society. Lyndon shared her award with Ginger’s Closet. “These young women make us all proud. Our community thanks them!”

    Violet Richardson Awards

    Pictured, left to right, are the 2026 Violet Richardson Award winners. They are Skye Hestand, Samantha Foster and Lyndon Unger. On May 21, these young…

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