Opinion
The more things change — the myth of cord-cutting
Cord-cutting. It sounds so liberating, doesn’t it? But what cord are you cutting exactly? The term is not…
Opinion
The Department of War and the curious case of Joe Kent
DEAR READERS: I know you so well by now that I can read your minds. Until February 28…
Business
UPDATED: Timberland Regional Library Executive Director Cheryl Heywood resigns
TRL Board of Trustees announces and accepts embattled director’s resignation after enormous public pressure
News
New WA law nixes mortgage lender tax break to boost wildfire funding
At the close of last year’s Washington state legislative session, a key bucket of wildfire prevention funding was…
News
Historic Oakville building reopens after 2025 DUI crash into storefront
A reopening ceremony was held for Holy Lamb Organics’ historic Little Bit building in Oakville on Tuesday, March…
News
One arrested after feud over goat nearly turns deadly
Years-long tension between neighbors in Raymond has finally spilled over and led to one of them being arrested…
Life
Mekong to Willapa: Lao refugees make a new home in Pacific County
Not long after Vientiane, the capital of Laos, fell in December 1975, Singkham Souphommanichanh fled from his village…
News
Grays Harbor Transit commemorating America 250 with youth art contest
Last year, Grays Harbor Transit celebrated 50 years of service, and this year, they’re reaching back to 1976…
News
City of Elma public mural project moves to phase 2
At the city of Elma’s March 23 City Council meeting, Clerk Treasurer Amy Durga shared that 10 concept…
News
One lane on SR 109 reopens near Taholah
At 7:45 p.m., Monday, Washington State Department of Transportation maintenance crews re-opened one lane of state Route 109…
News
Pacific County Sheriff’s Office arrests Raymond man for child molestation
The Pacific County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) is releasing information regarding the arrest of a 41-year-old male following a…