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Upcoming Thanksgiving events in Grays Harbor
Looking for something to do on Thanksgiving before the big meal or somewhere to have dinner?
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Happy Thanksgiving reading aficionados
A new stage adaptation of a heartbreaking story, author events, writers groups, book clubs, and storytime are on…
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2025 Grays Harbor County election results
Shaw wins Aberdeen City Council seat by one vote, Morrison loses by four in closest races
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Atmospheric river to soak Pacific Northwest through Thanksgiving week
A surge of moisture called an atmospheric river will bring heavy rain and mountain snow that slows Thanksgiving…
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Willapa gillnetters cap successful season; chum mount strong recovery
Willapa Bay gillnetters have hauled in their nets for the season, capping one of the most fruitful falls…
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Ecology releases draft environmental impact study dam on Chehalis River
A preliminary study of a proposed flow-through dam on the Chehalis River near Pe Ell shows the installation…
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Coastal commercial Dungeness crab opening delayed in Washington
In consultation with Dungeness crab Tri-State fishery managers from Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and California Department…
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Grays Harbor County man sentenced for elk spree killing
A judge sentenced a Grays Harbor County resident for the spree-killing of at least five cow elk, the…
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Part II: Exclusive interview with WA state treasurer
Mike Pellicciotti visits The Daily World offices in Aberdeen
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Port of Grays Harbor named Washington Port of the Year
Partnerships, growth and progress resulted in the Port of Grays Harbor being named the 2025 Washington Public Ports…
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Toll could be nearly $1M from vandalism in Washington state Capitol
Damage at the Washington state Capitol from vandalism last month could cost nearly $1 million.
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Grays Harbor County resident dies from complications of avian influenza
Person was infected with the H5N5 variant; risk to the public remains low
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Exclusive interview with Washington state treasurer
Mike Pellicciotti visits The Daily World offices in Aberdeen