Local News
Thu, Jul 9, 2009
County, state to discuss ferry ownership
They're $75,000 questions: Would it be possible for the State of Washington to take over operation of the Wahkiakum County ferry?
County officials plan budget review
Wahkiakum County commissioners will meet next week with department heads to discuss potential budget adjustments for 2009 and 2010.
Refuge roads closing for tidegate project
Roads around the Julia Butler Hansen National Wildlife Refuge for the Columbian White-tailed Deer will be closed in places this summer for installation...
Wahkiakum PUD Commissioners were asked to gaze into their crystal balls this past Tuesday to determine what the county’s power needs will be by 2012...
PUD replacing Island water line
Wahkiakum PUD has received its permit and begun work on the $250,000 water main project along SR 409 on Puget Island.
Drivers will encounter closures and minor delays on nearly 28 miles of SR 4 for the rest of summer.
Ashley Eckert, 24, is the new part-time Coordinator at the Chamber of Commerce office and contributing member of the Bald Eagle Days celebration.
Bald Eagle Day plans startingto come together
The Wahkiakum Chamber of Commerce board met for 30 minutes on June 30 to continue planning for the coming Bald Eagle Days celebration.
It’s been an exciting week down at the fairgrounds, with many projects moving forward. Pacific Tech has started excavating the construction site ...
Thu, Jul 2, 2009
Thirty-eight years in a public service job is a long time. So when it came time for Jay Brightbill retire from his career as an enforcement agent for the...
Port reviews fiscal policies, approves budget addition
At a special meeting rescheduled from June 23, commissioners of Port District No. 2 met June 30th to review draft fiscal policies and to hold a supplemental...
Fish company makes upriver connections
The Kuller Fish Company of Skamokawa signed what might be considered a unique fishing contract with the Ten Nation Confederated Tribes of the Colville ...
Wahkiakum glass artist Ruth Doumit has her own answer to the age-old question: “What is art?”
Durrah receives six book awards
Reminder- temporary food permits required for public events
Work begins on SR 4 upgrade project
Summer Reading to start at library July 8
Federal funds awarded to food, shelter programs
Get ready, as the 2009 Premium Book will be distributed next week!
Thu, Jun 25, 2009
CEEEP's work carries on through summer
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