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Government meetings across the North Olympic Peninsula

A private party became a public affair on Sept. 16 when thousands of exploding fireworks shells — in a display that rivaled Fourth of July shows — awed and startled

Clallam County Fire District 3’s leaders plan to add three fire engines to their fleet with the caveat that it’s going to take some time for them to arrive.

John Waters, the force behind 'Pink Flamingos' and other cult hits, has an exhibition at the Academy Museum perfect for fans of his filthy films.

Smoke, ash seen in Peninsula communities

Wildfires ignited by lightning last month in Olympic National Park swelled during a huge growth spurt this weekend, prompting the closure of more trails in the park while winds brought a smoke haze to the lowlands as well as ash to some areas of the North Olympic Peninsula.

A new performance by L.A. Dance Project’s artists in residence and an outdoor film screening are among the top events to celebrate National Dance Day.

Whether visiting a gallery or attending a theater, dance or music performance, the fall is packed with arts events that brim with community and camaraderie.

Overnight, thunderstorms brought abundant lightning, gusty winds, scattered showers, and the possibility of new fires to southwest Oregon and northern California. Fire managers prepared for these storms and have plans

The Smith River Complex North is now 57,225 acres and still 0% contained.