LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

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.

Comedy Night to the Rescue!

Through Friday for pressure washing.

False alarms and canceled calls each accounted for two responses.

Starting today, residents can haul off up to a ton of junk for free to the Grays Harbor Transfer Station.

Pacific County emergency crews were sent on a frustrating search in late March after a series of 911 texts.

The suspect ran a red light and sped south over the Chehalis River Bridge, refusing to stop for an officer.

Officials say Brian Fry brings over a decade of marine terminal management experience and a 15-year military background.

The driver was arrested for DUI after failing field sobriety tests, while the passenger, a convicted felon, was taken into custody for unlawful firearm possession.

For its contributions to the local economy and community.

Bryson, who pinned his way to the 190-pound title, was recognized for his dedication, perseverance, and inspiration to the community.

Razor clam digging kicks off today on Washington’s coastal beaches.

Officials say erratic winds, heavy rain, and hail are possible.

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.