LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

688 incidents in March, including 55 traffic stops, 30 criminal trespass calls, and 28 domestic violence cases.

The outage will begin at 9:00 PM on Thursday, April 17th and is expected to last until 1:00 AM on Friday, April 18th.

Registration is now open for Greater Grays Harbor’s April Business Forum Lunch, set for April 29 at the Rotary Log Pavilion in Aberdeen.

WSDOT says work will start today and run through Friday.

The free event is open to local families with kids under six.

The position is part of a broader government restructuring led by County Administrator Sam Kim, who says the county needs a dedicated financial strategist.

The Army Corp of Engineers says the process ensures deep enough channels for large ocean-going ships to safely access the Port of Grays Harbor.

Mark your calendar because Aberdeen FFA has announced the dates for the upcoming annual Plant Sale.

Addressing the issue remains a top priority for the Mayor and City Council.

Starting this Saturday.

Construction work that will shut down 3rd Avenue tomorrow in Aberdeen.

According to the Mayor and City Administrator, Harbor Regional Health CEO Tom Jensen confirmed that walk-in services will be offered.

Rescue crews reached them within the hour, bringing them back to safety.

One lane was blocked as troopers worked to identify the vehicle that caused the crash.

For more details or concerns, residents can visit www.osgov.com or contact the Water Department directly.

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.