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Illegal food vendors shut down in Aberdeen
Collaborative effort between city and county officials leads to success
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Lucky Eagle Casino Hotel donates $90K to nine local nonprofits
Grays Harbor recipients include Timber Tails K9 Rescue in Oakville, Hope from Horses in Elma and Twin Harbors…
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WA will not require priests to report child abuse disclosed in confession
Clergy must still tell authorities of potential mistreatment, but will not have to divulge information they hear in…
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Washington’s paid leave program heads toward a fiscal cliff
A more than $350 million deficit looms in 2029 without changes to either raise more tax revenue or…
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Port of Grays Harbor promotes Koski to director of planning and engineering
The Port of Grays Harbor has promoted Kris Koski to director of planning and engineering, following the retirement…
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WA officials take stock as wildfire season winds down
With fall weather dampening wildland fire conditions in Washington, officials are beginning to reflect on the fire season.
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Spotlight on EMT Eric Delgado
As part of our tribute to first responders, The Daily World and Summit Pacific Medical Center would like…
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McCleary Wildcat Boosters holds annual Fall Carnival fundraiser
Families come out for skeletons, costumes and carnival games
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The mystery of Washington’s Mima Mounds prairie bumps
What created those bumps that cover the prairie just south of Olympia? Earthquakes? Floods? Giant gophers?
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Montesano Health and Rehabilitation is once again serving the community
On Oct. 10, Greater Grays Harbor Inc. held a ribbon cutting for Montesano Health and Rehabilitation’s open house
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32nd Cranberry Harvest Festival sweetens Grayland
Over this past weekend, the 32nd Annual Cranberry Harvest Festival took place at Grayland Community Hall.
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Commissioners, prosecutor compensation compromise negotiations falter
One prosecutor tenders resignation, a second is considering other opportunities
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WA public lands chief seeks new revenue as timber policy faces scrutiny
Washington Public Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove defended his decision to pause some timber sales and said he will…