Eric Sharp

The Pacific County Sheriff’s Office is working diligently to balance responding to calls and closing cases, despite being stretched thin with only 13 deputies and two sergeants.

The City Council has selected Audon Allen, a senior at Harbor Learning Center, as Aberdeen’s first-ever Student Council Representative.

Around 109 customers in areas including Clearwater Road, all of Queets, US 101 west and north of Clearwater Road, and all of Kalaloch will be affected.

Westport Golf Links, a $30 million project in partnership with Washington State Parks, is entering a 45-day public comment period.

The Greater Grays Harbor Legislative Send-Off is approaching, offering a unique opportunity for the public to meet with local legislators before the start of the 2024 Legislative Session.

GHC Foundation Board has authorized funds for uniforms and equipment for the college's baseball and softball teams.

The Washington Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Agriculture say repeated trapping hasn't found any northern giant hornets.

The event is on Thursday January 9th at the Westport branch.

Cops nab a suspected package thief after a short chase.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced seven days of razor clam digging on coastal beaches, starting Dec. 28 and including New Year’s Day. Officials urge diggers to follow beach rules, including a 25-mph driving limit and restrictions on fireworks and bonfires near dune grass. A reminder that Low tide digging is prohibited before noon when low tide is in the afternoon or evening and diggers should verify that their chosen beach is open before traveling to the coast.