Harbor Regional Health Awarded More Than $2 Million
Harbor Regional Health has secured just over $2 million in Rural Health Transformation Program funding to help purchase a new CT scanner, update patient-care spaces and provide equipment and technology that support the everyday work of caring for patients. All three of HRH’s applications were approved for their full requested amounts. The Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA) and Washington State Hospital Association (WSHA) outlined the types of projects eligible for funding. HRH matched
FEMA Authorizes $34.65M BRIC Grant for Hoquiam's North Shore Levee West
HOQUIAM, Wash. - The City of Hoquiam announced today that authorization has been granted to execute a Hazard Mitigation Grant agreement with the Washington State Military Department for the North Shore Levee West. The agreement includes $34.65 million in federal funding through the FEMA Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program and $5,775,124 in State Emergency Management matching grants. The funding will help move forward the North Shore Levee West improvements, a transformational
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Greater Grays Harbor, Inc. Announces New Executive Director
ABERDEEN, Wash. (September 17, 2026) Greater Grays Harbor, Inc. – Greater Grays Harbor, Inc. (GGHI) has announced the hiring of its new Executive Director, who will lead the organization’s efforts to support business growth, economic development, and community prosperity throughout Grays Harbor County. GGHI serves as the county-wide chamber of commerce and economic development council, working to build and strengthen business and industry for a prosperous community. In collaboration with local
Harbor Regional Health Ranked No. 1 in Washington for Community Benefit
Harbor Regional Health has been ranked No. 1 in Washington for Community Benefit in the 2026 Lown Hospitals Index for Social Responsibility, a national, independent evaluation of hospital performance across health outcomes, value, and equity. For Harbor Regional Health, the recognition is about more than a ranking. It reflects the work of a community hospital that is here when people need emergency care, a safe place to give birth, a specialist close to home, help navigating a difficult diagnosis,
