Morning News — Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Your Mason County news briefing for Wednesday, May 13, 2026.In today's headlines:Mason Clinic welcomes Candice Osmundson as specialty care manager, bringing nearly two decades of health care experience including roles at MultiCare Cancer Institute and Virginia Mason Franciscan Health.Mason County commissioners unanimously approved nine consent agenda items including a $62,980 increase to Crossroad Housing's housing and essential needs funding.Commissioners set two public hearings for June 9th covering Skokomish Valley amendment and map changes, and density changes in the Allen and Belfair urban growth areas.A little rain today with a high near 57, with Friday shaping up as the wettest day before the weekend clears out.In local sports: The Mariners pounded Houston 10-2 yesterday on 11 hits, including a grand slam from Dominic Canzone, improving to 21-22 on the season; Seattle is back at it today with pregame at 4 and first pitch at 5:10. With information from Mason Web TV, North Mason baseball saw their season end Monday with a 5-1 loss to Orting in the first round of the District 3 Class 2A tournament, finishing 9-12. Today: Shelton softball plays at 3:30 at Mountain View in Vancouver and Shelton baseball follows at 4:30 in District 4 games — Mason Web TV won't be streaming but the games are available on Game Changer; Shelton track and field competes today and tomorrow at the Greater St. Helens League 3A and 4A District Championships at McKenzie Stadium starting at noon.Got a news tip? Email [email protected] or call 360-426-1030.For long-form interviews with local leaders and community voices, subscribe to KMAS Radio at kmas.transistor.fm.Listen live weekday mornings 6–10 AM on KMAS AM 1030 and FM 103.3 — the Voice of Mason County since 1962. Stream anytime at kmas.com.