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It’s been a couple months now since the last public, live concert at The Loading Dock, which leads to questions about what happened and why the only true all-ages venue in downtown Aberdeen has closed.

“It’s the start of a brand new year, I feel the changes coming in the air,” are lyrics from Tim Holehouse, an English musician from London. Holehouse came to Aberdeen with his friend and fellow musician Greg Rekus, a Canadian from Winnipeg, to do three things: play a show underneath the Young Street Bridge, which the late Kurt Cobain made famous, see the sites and walk the steps Cobain took and play a lively show at The Loading Dock — 202 E. Wishkah St.

Musicians honored The Daily World’s music reporter Matthew Wells on Friday in downtown Aberdeen

“Deck the Halls” isn’t just a Christmas song for Bryson Walker. The Hoquiam man takes his holiday tradition seriously and his neighbors think he should get some credit for it.

Phil Slep will talk this Saturday about what got him to do a job that has turned into a lifelong passion — entertaining people.

Johnny “The Capo” Gargano has played music for nearly 60 years and he loves it so much.

A long list of bands and artists hits indoor stages, outdoor stages and various bars around the Harbor this weekend.

Friends, family and local musicians showed up Saturday night to support the Songwriter Showcase and Benefit for Alex Montoya at Messy Jessy’s Bar and Grill, in Aberdeen.

A new book offers an alphabetical armchair adventure through the Yorkshire Dales, taking in cafes, creameries and lots of caves, while looking at…

Mia Moore Marchant wrapped up filming her directorial, feature film “Again Again” on Grays Harbor recently and as she reflects on her time back in the place she grew up, it’s clear she enjoyed a positive experience in her old stomping grounds.