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The Coast Guard rescued a surfer near the Grays Harbor North Jetty, Wednesday March 30.

The Montesano man accused of supporting ISIS may have his trial pushed back to December. A motion to continue the current date was filed on April 18 was filed by the federal public defenders of the case. The motion was filed on March 16. The motion asks that the new date of the trial be continued sometime before December of 2016. The additional time will give the defense on the case more time to review evidence.

On Wednesday, March 30 at about 2:24pm, Hoquiam Police Officers respondd to a report of a large turtle in the 400 block of Chenault Avenue.

The legal marijuana industry continues to grow as sales for 2015 topped $709 million, which accounts for nearly half of the marijuana sales in the U.S. Legal marijuana sales became legal in Washington State as of July in 2014.

United pressured Stevenson early and often in a 9-1 league win in Toledo on Tuesday March 29. United was led by the hat trick performance from Adair Garibay and from freshman midfielder Gustavo Barragan. Barragan had two goals and two assists as did freshman Andreas Malunat. Garibay and Barragan have become a very deadly combination for the United squad, being the top scorers on the team as well as great assisters.

Tuesday, March 29th
Castle Rock Swept By Kalama in League Opener

In 2015, Castle Rock had Kalama's number all spring; scoring 26 more runs than them in their three series meetings in the regular season and then eliminating the Chinook from the district playoffs.

On Easter Sunday, three people with outstanding warrants were found and arrested in a Winlock home. This home had false walls where one of the men was found and a hiding place in the garage where two other people were found.

The Washington Bluegrass Association will hold its second concert at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis on Saturday, April 23 at 7:00PM. The Grass Station of Portland will be live onstage with special guest fiddler Martin Stevens.

At 6:30 PM, the Winlock city council assembled and began with their meeting. The agenda was approved and since there was no old business from the last meeting, the council moved to the next item.

The 54th Annual Driftwood Show & Glass Float Beach Hunt offered family fun last weekend.

SOUTH BEND - Joel Mora, 18, of South Bend pleaded guilty to two counts of second degree burglary and was sentenced to 1 year and 5 months in prison. The action took place in Pacific County Superior Court Friday afternoon.

A new nurse-practitioner has come to the Valley View Health Center, Megan Colburn. Colburn hails from St. Louis, Missouri and has more recently lived in Seattle where she worked in Oncology at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. "I'm pursuing Primary Care," said Colburn, "I'm transitioning for family, mostly.

The Raymond City Council met on Monday, April 4 for the regular bi-monthly meeting. The council had a full audience, as every seat was filled in the public section. The council members voted to cancel the executive session for the current meeting before approving the minutes of the previous meeting.

State shellfish managers approved 10 days of razor clam digging continuing today on three ocean beaches.