Those interested in trails throughout Jefferson County and the Olympic Peninsula can update themselves on the latest ...

Latin DJ Dance with Jean and Tom; August 19,2025; Cha Cha Lesson 6:30-7:15; Dance 7:15-9 pm; $10; Brigid's Loft, 280 Quincy St., Port Townsend, WA; Info call 1-360-379-6609 ...

You won't see this scene much longer: the 50-car ferry Steilacoom II departing Keystone terminal. In September, it's going to be the 64-car ferry Chetzemoka departing Coupeville terminal. Photo by ...

The Glory of the Seas has seen more glorious days. The 70-foot schooner — 87 feet with the bowsprit — is dry-docked at the rear of Port Haven Marina, its rotten ribs exposed, paint ...

“Muck” generated while boring the Seattle waterfront tunnel is bound for the old Mats Mats Quarry, just north of Port Ludlow. Seattle voters gave their final blessing on Aug. 16 to a $2 … ...

Minimum size limits for clams on the Quilcene Bay tidelands have been increased, as a decline in the oyster population has allowed the clam population to flourish. The Washington State Department ...

The Kiwanis Club of Port Townsend began its 2017-18 year on Oct. 1 with a new slate of officers and board members, following its annual installation and awards banquet. Lexi Paoli was installed as ...

One of the key people credited with putting Port Townsend and Jefferson County on the culinary map has died in Thailand. Lonny Ritter, 67, known by generations of county residents for his unique ...

Max Painter said her fly-fishing skills were nothing to write home about until she stumbled across the Port Ludlow Fly Fishers Club about seven years ago.

Trike Race: Fast times on Water Street About 120 people turned out May 18 to see the youngest racers in Jefferson County. The Rhododendron Festival Trike Race is the only time 3-year-olds are … ...

Commonly known as the "Victorian Lady" around Port Townsend, Sarah Chrisman, 33, is gaining international recognition after publishing her book, Victorian Secrets: What a corset taught me about ...

With the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission back at the helm of Fort Worden, anchor tenants such as Centrum, await long-term leases before they begin renewed investment there.