Master shipwright, skippers ready vessels for summer fisheries> Page 1B Published 2:01 pm Sunday, June 28, 2026 ...

Broadway beckons for Ilwaco graduate Aliyanna Hudson> Page 1B Published 1:32 pm Sunday, June 21, 2026 ...

The first of four Ilwaco Art Walks will take place at selected galleries June 28. The theme for the first Artwalk is “Summer Color.” Participating galleries are Ilwaco Artworks, 109 First Ave. N and ...

Burrowing shrimp are a well-documented native pest species in Willapa Bay that have been a nuisance to bottom-culture shellfish farmers for over a century. Methods for controlling shrimp populations ...

Pacific County Fire District No. 1’s public education coordinator Lani Karvia saw the potential for AI to assist senior citizens living alone. Her foresight has inspired the Olympia Area Agency on ...

A small crowd of construction workers took a short break on Thursday afternoon, June 11, at the Columbia River Maritime Museum’s Mariners Hall. They gathered to watch a team of lighthouse ...

Every winter, storms hit the coast near North Cove in north Pacific County. Residents watch nervously as waves creep closer to the only road that connects them to the rest of Pacific County. State ...

When former Gov. Christine Gregoire starts sounding the alarm about Washington state government, Olympia should pay attention. Gregoire is not a conservative activist. She is not anti-government. She ...

The gray whale drifted in with the tide, its massive body rolling in the surf as waves broke along the shore. By the time it settled onto Seaside Beach last Tuesday around Avenue K, the 40-foot animal ...

CHINOOK — It’s unglamorous, but dredging is a sorely necessary tool for the economic health of ports of any size and scope — including the Port of Chinook. After a prolonged period of setbacks, the ...

Brilliant, yellow daffodils, pink rhododendrons, camelias and skunk cabbage are all making their presence known and are giving us the happy message that spring is virtually here. Robins are everywhere ...

PASCO — Naselle needed a large tent at the WIAA state cross country race Saturday. That’s because head coach Amber Frank qualified girls and boys squads to run as teams — a feat that was central to ...