Aberdeen Police Department adds one, promotes three
Chief of Police Dale Green presides over swearing in ceremonies
Minor violation leads to felony arrest
County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office chief of staff resigns
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Grays Harbor Community Foundation scholarships available
Olympia rallygoers express frustration over taxes, day care fraud
An anti-tax crowd gathered at the state capitol in Olympia on Saturday, with protesters expressing frustration over a lack of…
Fluoride fights bubble up around Washington state
At least seven city councils, including Aberdeen, have grappled with whether to remove fluoride from drinking water; dental experts point to benefits and say the mineral is safe at levels used in the U.S.
8th Annual GHC Jazz Festival is Jan. 15 at the Bishop Center
The 8th Annual Grays Harbor College Jazz Festival is coming up on Thursday, Jan. 15 at the Bishop Center for…
Double-dip to start the year
The Ocean Shores Convention Center is hosting two events Jan. 17-18
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Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, says Washington lawmakers need to face a fundamental reality: state climate policies have driven up school… There are plenty of live musical performances scheduled in Grays Harbor to help you get the New Year started. Some…Rep. Walsh prefiles bill that would send climate-tax dollars back to schools
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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
Local credit unions announce partnership merger
Great NorthWest FCU, headquartered in Aberdeen and Strait View Credit Union, headquartered in Port Angeles have announced a proposed merger
- The Port of Grays Harbor’s Top 10 of 2025 (in no particular order)
- 2026 important dates
- Southwest Washington counties slated to lose millions due to new state limit on loggable land
- State’s most lucrative fishery starts with high hopes after delay
- 7th Street Theatre sets up movie showings for 2026
- Keisha Dean wins OURCU gift basket
Prep Basketball Roundup: Raymond-South Bend beats Onalaska for fifth-straight win
Also: Montesano’s offense struggles in girls basketball loss to Adna
Aberdeen wins team title at Battle for the Axe for second straight season
Bobcats topple 4A-class powerhouse Curtis 35-34 to claim dual-meet tourney title
- Boys Prep Wrestling Roundup: Elma places second in Castle Rock, wins Bash at the Beach
- Three Montesano Bulldogs named to all-state football team
- Prep Basketball Roundup: Third-quarter comeback sparks Raymond-South Bend win over Naselle
- Elma leads local contingent at The Rock Tournament
- Boys Prep Basketball Roundup: Montesano offense struggles in loss to Tumwater
- Girls Prep Basketball Roundup: Balanced Aberdeen closes out year with win over R.A. Long
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Ookla Research Says Xfinity Mobile Speeds Have Increased 150% in Washington
There are numerous organizations and agencies in and around Grays Harbor stepping into the breach feeding hungry people, and pets… In 1990 Braden’s journalism class visits GH Convalescent Center Proud of community Christmas tree efforts Karen Barkstrom column appreciatedFood bank and free meal directory
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Letters to the editor
Letters to the editor
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Three Montesano Bulldogs named to all-state football team
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Prep Basketball Roundup: Third-quarter comeback sparks Raymond-South Bend win over Naselle
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Students and staff return to a modern Satsop School
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Signatures filed for initiatives on parental rights, blocking trans athletes from girls’ sports
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As climate changes, the PNW could experience stronger and more frequent atmospheric rivers
