Obituaries
Lowell ‘Sonny’ Ervin Bridges
Lowell “Sonny” Ervin Bridges, 81, longtime restaurateur, businessman and philanthropist, passed away peacefully on Feb. 8, 2026.
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Elma man killed in collision near Brady
At 5:17 p.m. on Sunday, 60-year-old Mitchell Todd of Elma was killed in a traffic collision in the…
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This common garden plant is now illegal to buy or sell in WA
While strolling through the forest in Washington state, you may have spotted trees wrapped with thick green vines…
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Man hospitalized after striking back of WSDOT truck on I-5
A man sustained injuries after colliding with a Washington state Department of Transportation (WSDOT) attenuator truck on Interstate…
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Indigenous people raise awareness for relatives who are missing
Across the country, Indigenous people are gathering this week to honor loved ones who are missing or have…
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WA Supreme Court blocks bid to put state income tax before voters
An appeal to the Washington State Supreme Court to allow a referendum effort on the new income tax…
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Candidate filing begins kicking off Washington election season
An unusual and potentially pivotal midterm election season gets formally underway in Washington on Monday when candidates can…
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North Beach PAWS announces 2026 dog and cat vaccination clinics
North Beach PAWS, a no-kill animal shelter based in Hoquiam, will kick off its 2026 series of low-cost…
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GHC announces new Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Grays Harbor College has announced the addition of a new Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, expanding local…
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Grays Harbor County COO resigns, announces retirement
Thomas O’Connor has left his position as the first-ever chief operating officer (COO) for Grays Harbor County due…
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2026 Candidate Filing Week underway
Candidate filing week for the 2026 election cycle got underway on Monday at 8 a.m., with declarations of…
Opinion
WA state is overtaxing you as spending is out of control
As May arrives, homeowners are feeling the financial hit of scraping together enough money to pay property taxes.