LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

The session takes place at the Pearsall Building in Aberdeen and online through Zoom.

The state’s Fish and Wildlife Department has cleared digs at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis, and Mocrocks from November 3 through 9

Don’t be alarmed if you see smoke drifting through the area.

Deputies serving a search warrant found large amounts of drugs, paraphernalia, and ten guns.

The event ties into this year’s national theme, “Life Is a Puzzle, Solve It Drug Free.”

The City of Aberdeen is seeking public input on its draft Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan

Summit Pacific Medical Center in Elma has finished the first phase of its long-awaited expansion, welcoming patients into new facilities this fall.

Hoquiam Police are asking for tips after a man was caught on camera breaking into La Vogue’s Bicycle Shop on October 24.

With storm season rolling in, Pacific County officials say now’s the time to be ready.

The Pacific County health department wants parents to know that kids under 6 on Medicaid can get a free blood lead test.

Summit Pacific Medical Center is alerting patients and locals about scam calls from people pretending to be from the hospital.

Tractor Supply’s Aberdeen store is honoring local heroes with donations to both the police and fire departments.

Hoquaim Police are warning about a new scam where con artists pretend to be from local jails.

Ocean Shores police are warning residents to keep an eye out for poachers as deer activity picks up this fall.

There’s no shortage of Halloween fun on the Long Beach Peninsula.

LaFave says she didn’t strike anyone on purpose and claims she was shoved and spit on in the chaos.

Pacific County officials say it’s no accident that residents can’t hear tsunami sirens along Sandridge Road.

The lunch is on Tuesday October 28th and runs from 11:30 to 1 at the Rotary Log Pavilion, and hosted by Greater Grays Harbor.

The group beat out the Driftwood Players and Montesano PTO.

The Chamber of Commerce hosting its Kids’ Most Creative Costume Contest on Friday October 31st.

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.