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Ferguson signs two bills by Sen. Jeff Wilson focused on kit homes, rural designation
Gov. Bob Ferguson signed two bills sponsored by 19th Legislative District state Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, over the…
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Sen. Cantwell-led weather forecasting legislation passes committee
Recently, the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation passed the bipartisan Weather Research and Forecasting Innovation…
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WorkSource Grays Harbor opens new office at Grays Harbor College
After running small satellite offices throughout Grays Harbor County the past year, WorkSource Grays Harbor, along with a…
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Washington law will make it easier for state to distribute its abortion pill stockpile
Washington earlier this year had to return 30,000 expiring doses from its abortion pill stockpile to the manufacturer.
Life
18th Annual Razor Clam and Seafood Festival is happening this weekend
Three-day seaside shindig in Ocean Shores coincides with the first day of spring
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WA’s Joe Kent leaving Trump administration over war in Iran
Joe Kent, the former congressional candidate from southwest Washington, is leaving his post as the Trump administration’s top…
Life
From special releases to book groups and fairs — plenty of page-turning events coming up
The Shorebird Festival Poetry Contest deadline is Friday
Life
The Grays Harbor Mounted Posse’s legacy of rodeo and community service
The 30th Annual Grays Harbor Mounted Posse Indoor Pro Rodeo will be held March 20-22
Life
Independent filmmakers welcome to submit work for fourth annual Northwest Flying Saucer Film Fest
Whether someone is an independent filmmaker trying to make a name for themselves or just making cheesy, low-budget…
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Grays Harbor PUD announces planned outage on SR-109
The Grays Harbor Public Utility District (PUD) is notifying customers on state Route 109, north of Moclips, of…
Life
The Derina Harvey Band brings fiery Celtic music to Raymond
Award-winning musical group will perform at the Raymond Theatre on March 22
Business
Timberland Regional Library to lay off 61 ‘frontline’ employees
3 branches, 2 in Grays Harbor County, to transition to staffless operations