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Patricia K. Pella died after a long illness April 19, 2024, at her home in Hoquiam. She was 80. Pat was born in Blackwell, Oklahoma on June 14th, 1943, to Othel and Edith Castor. When her parents, along with her 6 older siblings, moved to Hoquiam, Washington in 1946 Pat was 3 years old.

“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.

When most people think of a rock star, they think of an artist selling out an arena in 10 minutes. But in Aberdeen, it can mean simply captivating the audience who’s there for a drink and a meal.

This Way Out invites you to a show that’ll make you rock and roll all night as they play covers of songs from decades past and suck you in with their characters.

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

Messy Jessy’s Bar &Grill in Aberdeen is offering a new, fun night to its calendar that will allow musicians another platform to share their love of music.

For the past 10 years, there has been a Grays Harbor Pride Festival and the Out &Proud Grays Harbor Coalition is “super excited” to present 2023’s iteration of the fun-loving, family-friendly event.

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

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.

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.