LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP
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Timberland Regional Library Ballot Added For Hoquiam
Hoquiam voters should watch for another ballot in the mail.
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Elma School District Online Survey Needs Your Input
Elma residents have until noon today to weigh in on potential school building improvements and campus renovations.
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Montesano Voter Information
City officials and the fire chief will discuss the proposal this Wednesday, at 6:30 at City Hall.
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Hoquiam Woman Faces Charges After Stolen Laptop Leads Police To Her
A Hoquiam woman is facing charges after a stolen laptop led Chehalis police right to her. T
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Voice Your Input On Westport Golf Proposal Monday
The State Parks Commission is holding a public meeting on the proposed Westport Golf Links project.
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Bear Cub Spotted In Hoquiam
A bear cub wandering through Hoquiam prompted three schools to keep students indoors Tuesday.
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Westport’s Fishermen’s Monument Restoration Begins
The waterfront landmark has honored local people lost at sea since 1960 and hasn’t had a major refurbishment since 1974.
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Great Shakeout Is Tomorrow Morning!
The test at 10:15am will be a part of the Great Washington ShakeOut.
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Monte Has New Pickleball Place
There’s a new place to play pickleball near Montesano, along with easier access to the water at Friends Landing.
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Public Health Ending In-person Processing Today
Call Public Health at 532-8631 to find out what help you can get before making the trip.
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Long Beach Records Highest Monthly Sales Tax Revenue
Long Beach recorded its highest monthly sales tax revenue in at least a decade during July, reflecting a strong summer tourism season.
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Ocean Shores Workshop To Discuss Driving Concerns Oct. 21
The focus is on local road conditions and practical safety improvements.
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Staffing Shortages Changing Grays Harbor County Public Health Hours
Staffing shortages are changing office hours and vital-record services at Grays Harbor County Public Health starting Monday.
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Razor Clam Season Postponed as Marine Toxin Levels Rise Along Washington Coast
Razor clam diggers will have to wait a little longer before heading to Washington’s coastal beaches.
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Grays Harbor College To Take Part In Free Or Reduced-Price Campus Meal Program
Grays Harbor College is one of four Washington Community and Technical Colleges that has been chosen to take part in a free or reduced-price campus meal program.