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    Castle & Crown Cellars’ long and winding road toward opening a tasting room in downtown Port Townsend was complicated by the interruption of COVID, but co-founders … more
    A water main failure underneath Mountain View Campus caused major flooding damage from the evening of Tuesday, May 28, through the morning of Wednesday, May 29, shutting down … more
    California sea lions might be taking up residence along the city’s waterfront to the delight of onlookers, but it is to the dismay of officials at the Port of Port … more
  Port Townsend Pride, the June 8 celebration of the visibility, self-acceptance, and equality of the LGBTQ+ community, will have a fresh feel this year.  It is being hosted for … more
    With the onset of summer, road repair season has begun and crews with the City of Port Townsend have plans to tackle some of the town’s most pesky potholes. … more
  Following the closure of the Visitor Information Center at the Jefferson Transit park and ride in March — and with tourism season ramping up — city staff report they have … more
PUD buys AP&T building The Jefferson PUD board of commissioners approved the purchase of the Alaska Power & Telecom (AP&T) building at 193 Otto St. during a special meeting on May … more
  The Port Townsend Marine Science Center has announced its next set of repair events, which show people how to fix clothing, electronics, furniture and a variety of household goods, and … more
    For one weekend a year, anglers young and old across the state can fish for many species without a license during the annual Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s … more
  The open meadow at 231 Mason St. in Port Hadlock, which is currently filled with tall grasses and surrounded by even taller trees, made for a beautiful gathering point on the warm, sunny … more
    Gallery-9 in downtown Port Townsend is featuring the works of two artists for June with Susan Martin Spar’s oil paintings and pastels, and Robin McKann’s … more
    During her lifetime, Susan Keister was reluctant to exhibit her work. An innate modesty fed her commitment to create privately and quietly, sharing her work only with those … more
    Have you been wanting to reduce your power bill by implementing energy efficiency or renewable energy systems in your commercial building, or perhaps make your building more … more
    Chimacum seventh-graders learned about longboats, local history, and marine life at the Northwest Maritime Center over the last two weeks. Teachers at Chimacum Junior … more
  Although Port Townsend is a cozy-sized community that wears its heritage as a Victorian seaport on its sleeve, there remain depths left for residents and visitors alike to plumb in this … more
June The 41st Annual Classic Mariners’ Regatta begins at 10 a.m. in Port Townsend Bay on June 1-2. Open to all types of sailboats. Two days of racing including a pursuit race on day … more
Each summer the library organizes a Summer Reading program that features a range of activities. It spans across self-paced reading challenges, interactive programs and activities, and live … more
The YMCA of Jefferson County provides community outreach and partners with various community organizations throughout Jefferson County to ensure the total health of the community in spirit, mind and … more
The Jefferson County Rural Library District serves approximately 20,000 residents in unincorporated Jefferson County, WA, through a main library in Port Hadlock at 620 Cedar Ave. Its traveling … more
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