News
DOE conducts first public hearing for proposed dam via webinar due to COVID-19
By Natalie Johnson
News
New law expands time for child care professionals to fulfill education requirements
A law signed Thursday by Gov. Jay Inslee will allow childcare providers the additional time some need to…
Northwest News
In age of coronavirus, states looking to Washington’s vote-by-mail system
OLYMPIA — Many people have bemoaned that Washington’s vote-by-mail elections don’t have the spirit of community that comes…
Nation/World
First government report on coronavirus crisis confirms U.S. hospitals face dire problems
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The nation’s hospitals are facing severe shortages of tests, critical protective gear and staff needed…
Life
Aberdeen Founders Day parade canceled
Aberdeen’s annual Founders Day parade has officially been canceled, nearly three months before it was scheduled to happen.
Life
Your Stories: Adjustment and appreciation
In last weekend’s paper Daily World Publisher Mike Hrycko invited readers to share stories with us about how…
Nation/World
Key food prices are surging after virus upends supply chains
By Agnieszka de Sousa, Ruth Olurounbi and Jen Skerritt
News
One injured in two-alarm residential blaze in Aberdeen Saturday
A two-alarm fire gutted a home in the 200 block of West Fifth Street in Aberdeen Saturday night.…
Nation/World
Nearly $1.4 billion needed in extra resources to feed the hungry nationwide over the next 6 months
By Alfred Lubrano
Life
3 Harbor students among winners of regional art competition
Three Aberdeen High School students are among the winners of a regional competition held recently in Tumwater.
Obituaries
Nora Mae Salter2/19/1937 – 3/12/2020
Nora Mae Salter, 83, Hoquiam, Washington resident, died Thursday, March 12, 2020 in Aberdeen, Washington.
News
TV World section discontinued; grids will still appear
Starting with the coming week, The Daily World will begin running TV listings in its four print editions.…