Forks Police Department’s Administrator Rick Bart is looking at the possibility of implementing Project Lifesaver in the community of Forks.
City of Forks attorney/planner Rod Fleck recently updated the Chamber of Commerce on the RAC rebuild.
The Forks Timber Museum board met last week, and newly elected president Hop Dhoogghe called the meeting to order.
“It was the dark of the moon on the sixth of June and a Kenworth pullin’ logs” are lyrics from the truckin’ song “Convoy” and last Friday a string of loaded log trucks made one think of that old CB radio lovin’ song from years ago, as it appears things are fairly busy in the timber industry.
Anyone that has ever made a purchase at Bob Stark’s True Value at the stoplight knows that Stark has an interesting sense of humor and his check-out counter has hosted many strange donation jars.
The 2013 state and regional champion Forks 10-U Babe Ruth girls traveling softball team is at it again.
Either you love it, hate it or just don’t understand it, and almost daily citizens hear that the Affordable Care Act, is wonderful, terrible or just plain confusing.
Lissy Andros, Forks Chamber of Commerce director, is reporting that tourists are coming in to the visitors center and asking about Mick Dodge. So, the VC has made a small display in his honor.
A daughter, Rose Mae Moss, was born to Cinnamon-Rose and Robert L. Moss on March 16, 2014, at 9:30 p.m. at Forks Community Hospital. Rose Mae weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces, she joins brothers Robert, Ryan and Calvin and sisters Cherish, Cierra, Ruth, Reyana, Cerise and Caylee.
When a portion of the Forks Firehall sidewalk had to be torn up recently to repair an underground water leak it left an open space of gravel in the firehall entrance area.
For the past month Forks Middle School Prevention Club students have been planning their second annual Kick Butts Day event. Kick Butts Day, March 19, is a national day of activism that empowers youth to stand out, speak up and seize control against Big Tobacco.
Last Friday at approximately 5 p.m., William Rusk of Sequim and a fishing partner ,Mark Roller, from Canada set out for some drift boat fishing on the Bogachiel River in Forks.
Fawn Sharp, President of the Quinault Indian Nation, declared a state of emergency in Taholah on Tuesday night due to a breach in the Taholah seawall and destruction of a smokehouse, other outbuildings and properties in the lower village.
