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Judge orders $1M bail in rape, trafficking case
SEAVIEW — An unnerving law enforcement call at the Thousand Trails Park in Seaview uncovered that a man ...
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Gun deaths among high schoolers on the rise, WSU study finds
Firearm-related deaths are up dramatically among middle- and high school-aged youth, according to a new study led by ...
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Hammer-wielding vandal damages WA Capitol in late-night break-in
A former minor league baseball player is accused of lighting fires, tipping over statues and breaking glass inside ...
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Wyoming man faces vehicular homicide charge in deadly U.S. 101 head-on crash
RAYMOND — Despite the best efforts of emergency responders, a person died following a crash on Oct. 5 ...
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Port candidates air views at Ocean Park forum
OCEAN PARK — Tempers flared only mildly, and any altercations remained of the verbal variety, but the mood ...
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North county animal shelter asks for county’s generosity to help acquire building
RAYMOND — The Harbor Association of Volunteers for Animals is looking to make a big move if a ...
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One deceased in U.S. 101 head-on
RAYMOND — One person perished after a two-vehicle collision on U.S. 101 near Smith Creek Road just north ...
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WA continues collecting pollution data
Washington will continue to collect data on major industrial greenhouse gas emissions despite the Trump administration’s recent move ...
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Fire district hails completion of new training facility
LONG BEACH PENINSULA — A project nearly two decades in the making from Pacific County Fire District No. ...
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Fighter jet flier returning to the nest; IHS alum Gen. Staudenraus comes home
“To deter war, you must prepare for war” is a long-held approach to National Defense that Maj. Gen. ...
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Library display celebrates free choice in reading
Librarians are united in their opposition to book banning. The latest display at the branch at 158 First ...
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Chili Cookoff winners announced
OYSTERVILLE — The Community Relations Committee of Surfside Homeowners Association sponsored a Chili Cookoff, Bake Sale and Bazaar, ...
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Generous Eagles swoop to help OP school
Members of the Ocean Park Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No 3602 held their annual car show and ...
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Pumpkin weaponized in restaurant break-in
LONG BEACH — A tense encounter unfolded between a police officer and intruder at Drop Anchor Seafood & ...
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Man arrested again for breaking into storage facility
ILWACO — Less than two months since his last arrest, a man was arrested for again allegedly breaking ...
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Jail Bookings
SOUTH BEND — The following individuals were booked into Pacific County Jail for the charges listed: Casper, David ...
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Long Beach Police Department Sept. 21 — Intoxicated person: A male subject arrived intoxicated, and is currently sitting ...
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Clam digging OK’d to start 2025-26 season
LONG BEACH — Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife shellfish managers confirmed the first round of razor clam ...
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Local workers continued mild wage gains to begin 2025
Local wages grew by nearly 5% in the opening months of 2025, according to estimates released by the ...
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OBH Foundation raises over $17,000 for Women’s and Children’s Health
ILWACO — The Ocean Beach Health Foundation is celebrating a record month of fundraising, bringing in more than ...
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Suspect ‘bumps car,’ allegedly tries to run over man
LONG BEach — A verbal altercation between two men resulted in a wild incident where one had to ...
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Premiere of local travel show delayed to Nov. 8
NASELLE — The date of the premiere episode of the travel show “The Columbia Coast” being filmed and ...
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Man settles debt, then allegedly racks up stolen goods
OCEAN PARK — One minute a man was reportedly mowing a yard to settle a debt and the ...
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Local jobless rate mostly static in August
The unemployment rate in Pacific County saw a slight increase as summer chugged along, according to new monthly ...
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Community gears up for 3rd annual Food Drive Oct. 4
Our community is coming together once again to fight hunger at the third annual Food Drive, hosted in ...