LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

Grays Harbor residents are invited out for free health screenings and emergency preparedness resources at the Elma Timberland Library today.

Phase III of the planning process is expected to take place May 12 at the same venue.

Marks the second straight year Ocosta has produced a U.S. service academy appointee.

17 year old Sofey Wilkinson ran from state custody in Tumwater.

The $75 course certifies participants for three years in Washington, Idaho, and Montana and includes a listing on the National Flagger Database.

The City of Elma officially launched its new TextMyGov service this month to improve communication with residents and visitors.

As mentioned on Local Matters, Amazon is quietly building a major delivery hub in Elma.

Involving a caller claiming to be “Sergeant William Dell” from the Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Office.

Storms and high winds sent Grays Harbor PUD outage numbers soaring in 2024, nearly doubling the previous year’s total.

Most of the birds have since been turned over to Heartwood Haven.

A 39-year-old Hoquiam man is in custody after police say he intentionally set fire to a four-unit apartment building early Saturday morning.

Officials urge customers not to send money or share personal information and to always verify account details directly with the PUD.

The event features a chowder taste-off, oyster shucking contest, clam-digging lessons, and live music.

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.