Articles from the April 28, 2016 edition
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Track & Field: Mule girls win Pirate Classic
The Wahkiakum Mule track team competed against five schools at the Adna Pirate Classic on Tuesday. The team took first place in girls competition with 146 points and the sixth in boys competition...
Track & Field: Mules participate in the Kalama Twilight meet
The Wahkiakum Mules track and field team competed against 14 other teams from Washington and Oregon in the Kalama Twilight meet last Friday. The Mules were two of three 2B teams that participated....
This writer is proud to be a democrat
To The Eagle: As a Christian, American and a veteran, I am happy and proud to be an American. I served, to help preserve the rights of us all, to choose, which party we feel will do best for the country. Someone is boasting that they will make the (a...
$3.2 million enhancement project is set to begin
Koelsch Communities is starting a $3.2 million enhancement project in Longview, where it all began back in 1958. The project will include the Canterbury Inn, Delaware Plaza and Canterbury Gardens and work starts this summer and upon completion, in...
Oregon commission reviews impact of Kitzhaber plan
The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission at its March meeting reviewed fishery harvest reforms on the Columbia River that effectively remove commercial gillnetters from the mainstem river by 2017 but...
The ASOC presents Hamlet II
Join the fun with the Astor Street Opry Company as they present their Annual Spring Fundraiser - a reader’s theatre production of Sam Brobrick’s hilarious send up of the Bard’s most famous play - Hamlet II (Better Than The Original), produced with...
