Thu, Nov 8, 2007
Brady, Goodroetake early leads in local elections
Second time is apparently a charm for Blair Brady, Democrat candidate for county commissioner representing District 3, Skamokawa and the Westend.
Family center faces county budget cut
St. James Family Center Executive Director Beth Hansen wants the community to know that while funding from Wahkiakum County has been cut, programs have...
Naselle, Westendhome sales slow
Editor's note: The Eagle recently surveyed real estate firms in eastern Wahkiakum County about trends in housing sales. Here is a report from firms working...
Clinic: Clinicians sought, survey set
The advisory committee working with the Wahkiakum Family Practice Clinic continues to work at the drawing board.
Town implements new billing system
The Town of Cathlamet has implemented an updated computerized billing system.
McNally, Pharr lead Mountaineer defense
Two Wahkiakum High School graduates have become leaders on the defensive team of the Eastern Oregon University Mountaineer football team.
Youth club volleyball begins
There will be an informational meetingfor those interested in youth club volleyball November 14 at 6 p.m. in the high school cafeteria.
Mules 3rd at district,head to state VB tourney
The Wahkiakum Lady Mules volleyball team earned a berth to state by winning three of four games at the district playoffs at Montesano on Saturday.
Mossyrock knocks Mules out of playoffs
The Wahkiakum Mule football season came to end last Saturday as the Mossyrock Vikings won a three-way tiebreaker for the Central League's third and final...
Thu, Nov 1, 2007
FERC staff holding meeting in Cathlamet
November 1, 2007
Commissioners propose cutsto several budgets
November 1, 2007
Executive director leaving Chamber
Walker Riley to run at state meet
November 1, 2007
Council member finds himselfin election race
Cathlamet Town Council Member David Goodroe celebrated his 60th birthday in mid-October and took off for a vacation.
Mule JV’s come up short against Toutle
November 1, 2007
Local quilters' influence felt world wide
While some are still sleeping or enjoying that first cup of coffee, there are two groups of local women hard at work making quilts.
Board tables Farm Forest proposal
The October 24 meeting of the Wahkiakum School Board meeting brought thanks and concerns over a variety of business.
Mule-Duck winner is 2nd, loser in Saturday playoff
The Wahkiakum Mules shut out the Vancouver Christian Light in a 28-0 Central League win last Friday.
Commissioners address Extension, budget cuts at Rosburg meeting
Dan Cothren and Tom Doumit(George Trott was in Savannah, Georgia on County business) met with a pretty well informed crowd on Tuesday noon at the Rosburg...
Children's Christmas store needs donations, volunteers
November 1, 2007
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