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These new laws and taxes took effect in Washington state on Jan. 1
The Washington state Capitol on April 18, 2025. (Photo by Jacquelyn Jimenez Romero/Washington State Standard)
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Harbor Havoc brings unfinished business to Ocean Shores
On Saturday, Jan. 10, the Ocean Shores Convention Center will transform into the center of professional wrestling in…
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Signatures filed for initiatives on parental rights, blocking trans athletes from girls’ sports
Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen canceled an appointment that he’d made to turn in signatures for an initiative to…
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Flattened tire sparks manhunt in Raymond
Hours after a manhunt began, officers apprehended a man who was allegedly involved in a hit-and-run and then…
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Students and staff return to a modern Satsop School
In 2024, Satsop School received $6M in grant funding; the project will be finished in February
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As climate changes, the PNW could experience stronger and more frequent atmospheric rivers
Parts of Oregon and Washington just a few weeks ago experienced back-to-back atmospheric river events in less than…
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Local credit unions announce partnership merger
Great NorthWest FCU, headquartered in Aberdeen and Strait View Credit Union, headquartered in Port Angeles have announced a…
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WA employers embrace work-based learning
Employers share examples and strategies for implementing middle and high school work-based learning experiences in the workplace
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Food bank and free meal directory
There are numerous organizations and agencies in and around Grays Harbor stepping into the breach feeding hungry people,…
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Grays Harbor PUD Top 10 of 2025
Grays Harbor PUD’s 85th year of service was marked by many notable achievements.
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Expect coastal flooding during the next few days
Coastal flooding is forecast through Saturday afternoon by the National Weather Service.
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Hoquiam pellet plant opponents petition Superior Court
Group asks for judicial review of Pollution Control Hearings Board’s permit ruling