LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

Grays Harbor families can get an early start on Halloween today.

Parts of Grays Harbor County could drop into the twenties tonight.

The Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Office is asking for witnesses and surveillance video from the area near Allen Road.

The Hoquiam Elementary PTO board is responding to questions and accusations regarding the organization’s finances, saying the issue involves unsold fundraising inventory and a disputed vendor bill rather than missing money.

A King County Superior Court commissioner has signed an order appointing a custodial receiver to take control of a property at 910 Simpson Avenue in Hoquiam associated with The Moore Wright Group, giving the receiver authority to manage the property and pursue its sale.

Mayor Andrea Dahl confirmed to The Daily World that Randy Bunch’s last day was Oct. 23.

Some Lake Quinault residents should plan for five hours without power Thursday night.

A major fishing dock at Westport Marina is getting federal money for replacement.

A Long Beach man was arrested in Aberdeen after police say he showed up to meet someone he thought was a 13-year-old girl.

According to information provided by PTO members, questions were raised about why financial reports detailing receipts and expenditures have not been provided for approximately two years. The officers reportedly did not answer those questions at the meeting.

Flames spread through a Montesano home Sunday, bringing firefighters from several departments to South Chehalis Avenue.

Some coastal clam digging is coming back next week, but two beaches remain closed.

An Ocean City woman is dead after a head-on crash with a transit bus on Highway 109.

Hoquiam voters should watch for another ballot in the mail.

Elma residents have until noon today to weigh in on potential school building improvements and campus renovations.

City officials and the fire chief will discuss the proposal this Wednesday, at 6:30 at City Hall.

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.