The Clallam County Board of Health met in Forks last week, and it is always an enlightening meeting.
As I am writing this it is day 32 of the Government Shutdown. Last week, Forks Mayor Tim Fletcher organized…
The traditional fifth wedding anniversary gift is wood. I am not sure what the traditional fifth anniversary gift is for…
What if you had an event and 100 more people than you anticipated showed up?
The event now known as the Quillayute Valley Scholarship Auction turns 54 this year. At its inception, it was known…
Last week I received an interesting call … well, I receive interesting calls almost every day, but this was a…
As 2017 comes to an end, it is time to reflect on a few things. November marked my fourth anniversary…
More than a decade after the first book came out, townsfolk still discuss the pros and cons.
At the Wednesday noon meeting of the Forks Chamber of Commerce, Executive Director Lissy Andros updated those in attendance on…
In the spring of 1994, West End resident Richard Cahill began a letter writing campaign to encourage Olympic National Park…
The West End Historical Society started out as the Pioneer Club but initially, for a couple of years anyway, it…
On Monday, about 40 community members and a few others from Port Angeles and Sequim got an opportunity to tour the Olympic Correction Center. According to OCC Superintendent John Aldana, this is an experience that is not offered very often and usually just to high-up Washington state officials.
Last year when I went on the Forks Chamber of Commerce Logging and Mill Tour, it was a sad trip. It was the last time the tour would ever be stopping at Allen’s Mill. Everyone wondered if the tours would continue.
