LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

With early bird tickets on sale now through September 7.

With firefighters spending part of the day last week mopping up hot spots.

A case that caused $50,000 in losses for the PUD near Hoquiam.

The Pacific County Sheriff’s Office is putting together its 2026 budget and wants to hire nine deputies and three clerks, citing major staffing shortages.

There is an event for children 12 and under kicks off Saturday morning at 10 on the field at First Lutheran Church

Mardi Emard Colburn will fill the vacant position 3 seat left by Jessica Jurasin’s resignation last month.

Caught on camera during two business burglaries early Monday morning.

Officers say kids have been seen speeding on sidewalks and ignoring stop signs, creating dangerous situations.

The Grays Harbor County Public Works has closed Brooklyn Road.

A drunk teen driver is blamed for a crash that sent a car into a store in Oakville late Monday night.

With crews working weekdays from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Residents may notice temporary service interruptions or cloudy water until the lines clear.

The all-day event on Friday September 19th includes stops at the Coastal Interpretive Center, Oyhut Bay Seaside Resort, and shopping and dining in Seabrook.

Hospital leaders thanked the community for its patience and praised staff for working through the crunch.

Officers say the kittens are healthy but very vocal, and they’d like to know the circumstances behind the unusual delivery.

The Grays Harbor County Sheriff’s Office is searching for 37-year-old Vincent Smith, who went missing Sunday afternoon near Malone Hill Road.

Families with young children can connect with local services at the Pacific Beach Resource Fair next week.

The Coast Guard has suspended its search for a missing kayaker near Westport.

The City of Montesano will hold a special City Council meeting Thursday morning to attend the grand opening of the new Learning to Grow daycare facility.

The man accused of robbing Little Creek Casino at gunpoint on Saturday morning is now in custody.

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.