News

Grays Harbor Community Foundation awards its biggest ever grant cycle

The Grays Harbor Community Foundation has announced $342,000 in awards through its Community Building Grants program. This is…

Obituaries

Ronald Harold Branham

Ronald Harold Branham, 75, died Sept. 22, 2019 in South Bend, Washington.

William Vern Anensen Sr. (Bill)

Obituaries

William Vern Anensen Sr. (Bill)

William Vern Anensen Sr. (Bill) passed away Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2019, in his home.

Claudia Jean “Momma J” Johnson

Obituaries

Claudia Jean “Momma J” Johnson

Claudia Jean “Momma J” Johnson, 69, of Bonnie, Illinois, formerly of Montesano, Washington peacefully passed away in Hospice…

Michael Eugene Bender

Obituaries

Michael Eugene Bender

Michael Eugene Bender passed away in his home on Sept. 28, 2019.

Obituaries

Death Notices

Floyd Cornwell Sr., Debbie Bradley, Lawrence Abbott, Aletta LaRocque, Larry Bridenback

Life

Daughter remains withdrawn after coming out to parents

Our college-age daughter has been withdrawn and depressed for some time.

Sports

Carloza steps down as Chokers soccer head coach

Grays Harbor College women’s head soccer coach Alan Carloza has informed the college of his intention to step…

Two vehicles, including this gray Toyota 4Runner (left), collided Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019, west of Montesano at the intersection of Clemons Road and U.S. Highway 12. Multiple agencies responded to the scene. One person was reported as injured, but additional information was not available Thursday afternoon. (Michael Lang | Grays Harbor News Group)

News

Crash injures 1 on US12 at Clemons

An 81-year-old Montesano woman was injured Thursday when a vehicle ran a red light at the intersection of…

Business

Blackstone Real Estate Partners buying a majority stake in Great Wolf Resorts

By Mary Ellen Podmolik

A Damon Point mystery — Gumby or Groot?

News

A Damon Point mystery — Gumby or Groot?

Daily World reader Richard Walker took this photo last week of the nesting platform in Armstrong Bay at…

Northwest News

UW Medicine receives $50 million donation to start institute to study addiction, Alzheimer’s and more

By Ryan Blethen

Northwest News

Washington apricot production dropped by half due to last winter’s late cold snap

By Megan Rowe