The body of Joel Kawahara, a Quilcene fisherman who had been missing at sea for nearly a month, was found on a remote West End beach Aug. 22, bringing the mystery of the fisherman’s … ...

The Strait Turners Woodturning Club will host a free demonstration of how to turn a wooden spoon using an off-center chuck.

Editor’s note: This is part six of a thirteen-part series that explores the housing crisis affecting Port Townsend and Jefferson County For Jefferson County housing providers, the greatest … ...

What “tastes like home” to you? Does crunching into a tree-picked apple bring a rush of memories? Or is it the sweetness of the first sun-ripened cherry tomato? How about mixture of … ...

Installation of on-site parking spaces for new construction projects remains optional for developers, following city council action Sept. 2, when council members unanimously passed an interim … ...

Come out with friends and family to support Chimacum students on their spelling bee journey! The tables are turned though, and THIS time it's the grown-ups on stage!

Bashing Cali, PT The parking fees — what to say? If you sell to a California company, you get California treatment. I will never park there, so no dog in your fight. I will never use a QR code … ...

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office responded to a total of 255 calls for service from Aug. 28 through Sept. 3. Deputies conducted 74 traffic stops, of which 5 resulted in criminal … ...

After decades of community engagement and study, officials are moving forward with demolishing the historic Lincoln Building. In June, the city’s Historic Preservation Committee (HPC) … ...

Join a free event on Oct. 4, Noon–4 PM at Port Townsend Community Center: Reimagining Dementia features a film, talks, and resources fostering dementia care, awareness, and community connection.

While geology might have a reputation as a dry subject, the Quimper Geological Society is hosting a talk that addresses the personal impacts of this region’s geography, and how our government … ...

The Jefferson County Historical Society will host this Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau presentation by Harriet Baskas, supplemented with examples from JCHS's own collections.