A few years ago I wrote a column for the Peninsula Daily News about the monument that once was in the Forks Cemetery and now has its
In January 1997, Diane Schostak recently had been named the West End Regional Chamber of Commerce director. George McCormick
A few years ago, Forks resident Chris Ford shared a photo on Facebook. It was of a group of men that included his father
Recently I watched a video of a job interview that was done via a web cam. Potential candidates for the job listened to the interviewer
This past weekend volunteers from everywhere came to area beaches and picked up trash. But what is one man’s trash is another man’s treasure! For Forks’ retired plumber, John Anderson, picking up that trash
Friday Jan. 9, 1925, many of the 300 or so Forks residents had gone to watch the Forks basketball team play Clallam at the IOOF Hall. The game got over around 10:30 p.m., many had barely gotten to
The event now known as the Quillayute Valley Scholarship Auction turns 51 this year. At its inception, it was known as the Quillayute
On March 15 the Forks Elks Lodge will mark its 40th year in our community.
From a front page story from March 13, 1975, Ed Marion
It was a little chilly in the Roundhouse at the former 110 Business Park on Wednesday, Feb. 25, but the welcome from the Quileute Tribe was warm as the
The summer of 2007, the life of Gordon Gracey changed forever. After a terrible accident that left his left arm permanently paralyzed
When you go to work today chances are you will return home tonight unscathed. The possibility that you will be injured or killed is in most cases the farthest thing from your mind. But if you work in the
Mondays are a very busy day here at the Forks Forum office, but I always try to answer the phone, just in case any big breaking stories are happening, because I don’t want to miss a thing. So,
Forks Community Hospital CFO Jim Chaney told the Forks Forum last week that the hospital district will be asking voters to approve a six-year emergency
