Many of these thefts are attributed to valuables left in unlocked cars.
The Elma Police Department is alerting residents to a recent increase in vehicle break-ins. Many of these thefts are attributed to valuables left in unlocked cars. To combat this, police urge residents to remove valuables, lock their vehicles, and park in well-lit areas. They also encourage community members to report any suspicious activity to the department, emphasizing the importance of collective vigilance.
North Beach PAWS Annual Dinner & Auction Coming Soon
With early bird tickets on sale now through September 7.
Montesano Cemetery Fire Is Fully Contained
With firefighters spending part of the day last week mopping up hot spots.
Copper Thieves Caught
A case that caused $50,000 in losses for the PUD near Hoquiam.
Pacific County Sheriff’s Office Wants To Hire
The Pacific County Sheriff’s Office is putting together its 2026 budget and wants to hire nine deputies and three clerks, citing major staffing shortages.
Annual Labor Day Celebration In South Bend Coming Up
There is an event for children 12 and under kicks off Saturday morning at 10 on the field at First Lutheran Church
