News
How local legislators voted in Olympia
Last week marked the half-way point of this year’s 105-day state legislative session, which is scheduled to adjourn…
Business
Downtown Aberdeen Association schedules SplashFest for Aug. 21
COVID-19 is still making for uncertain scheduling, but the Downtown Aberdeen Association has set dates for its annual…
News
County’s mass vax signup process will change
Changes to rules and eligibility for Covid-19 vaccinations have made the signup process for Grays Harbor’s mass vaccination…
Business
Shoppes at Riverside tenants have until March 21 to clear out their shops
The Shoppes at Riverside mall in Aberdeen faces an uncertain future after mall owner Coming Attractions Theatres announced…
News
Mass vaccination site plans to deliver 2,700 first doses of COVID-19 vaccine March 11-13
Four more deaths
Nation/World
Senate Democrats cut weekly unemployment supplement to $300
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Just a day after unveiling their COVID-19 relief bill, Senate Democrats moved Friday to tweak…
News
Superior Court jury trials to resume likely in early May at Satsop Business Park
Former Overstock.com space to be used
News
Tillotson appointed Grays Harbor County Prosecutor
Norma Tillotson, a seven-year veteran of the Grays Harbor County Prosecutor’s Office, was appointed Thursday to the office’s…
News
Bench trial concludes in former Ocean Shores fire chief’s wrongful termination suit against the city
Both sides filing post-trial briefs, decision possible some time in April
Business
Warning from PUD: Scammers continue to threaten power shutoffs
Scammers are renewing their phone calls to Grays Harbor PUD customers, threatening to shutoff power if payment is…