Mon, Jun 11, 2012
Tuesday: Health & Human Services Director To Speak in Grays River
Human Services Advisory Board would like to get feedback and recommendations about services
Fri, Jun 8, 2012
Volunteers needed for Bald Eagle festival
The Chamber of Commerce holding meeting Thursday for festival planning
Thu, Jun 7, 2012
Graduating seniors ready to shine
Profile's of this year's Valedictorians and Salutatorians
Learning respect from cedar and salmon
When students arrived at Skamokawa United Methodist Church Friday morning, Ronn “Long Claw” Wilson had transformed the banquet room into a museum of displays representing northwest plants, animal skins, and Native American culture.
PUD crews busy with water, line work
“I think I enjoyed grade school too much, because I love show and tell,” joked PUD Manager Dave Tramblie as he passed around a two foot long section of water pipe to PUD commissioners during their Tuesday morning meeting.
Officials review draft H&HS analysis
Wahkiakum County commissioners and administrators of the Health and Human Services Department reviewed a draft analysis of the department on Tuesday.
County, land trust to address drainage issue
Wahkiakum County and the Columbia Land Trust agreed Tuesday to work cooperatively to find a solution to drainage problems plaguing landowners at the end of Nelson Creek.
Oregon initiative draws commissioners' ire
An Oregon election initiative aimed at banning the use of gill nets in inland waters such as the Columbia River has gathered more than 105,000 signatures, well over the 87,213 needed to get the measure on the Nov. 6 ballot.
County may intervene in Audubon suit
Wahkiakum County may file a counter claim in a suit the Seattle Audubon Society and the Olympic Forest Coalition have filed against the state Department of Natural Resources.
Board of Natural Resources okays trust land transfer
The state Board of Natural Resources approved Tuesday the transfer of 67 acres of State Forest Trust land in Wahkiakum County to conservation status.
Little Free Library takes off in Cathlamet
Heading to the marina from downtown Cathlamet, one might stroll down Butler Street and come across Jim Kolberg’s home and the little free library that adorns his front yard.
Thu, May 31, 2012
High school seniors ready to graduate
Wahkiakum and Naselle/Grays River Valley high schools will soon hold their graduation ceremonies for the seniors of 2012.
Sturgeon derby, car show, barbecue set for Saturday
The 2012 Derby Dollars for Scholars barbecue and sturgeon derby will be held June 2.
Mortgage rates continue to fall
Residents of small communities are often willing to make sacrifices for the solace and greenery that rural life has to offer.
School board okays sewer, roof bids
The Wahkiakum School District board of directors last Thursday accepted bids for two work projects and acted on a variety of other business.
Teachers propose collaboration program
Teachers in the Wahkiakum School District would like to get together to collaborate in teaching activities for students.
WHS elects officers
The mission statement reads, “We believe that education is a partnership with responsibility shared by all: school, family, students, and community. All individuals shall be provided a safe, positive environment where they may reach their full potential as responsible citizens.”
Middle school students GEAR Up for college
When you’re growing up, playing organized sports, spending weekends with friends and having fun, high school graduation seems a long way off.
Thu, May 24, 2012
Election 2012 - Candidates file for election
Wahkiakum County will have a busy election season this year.
Council OK's rate hike, hears construction report
Members of the Cathlamet Town Council handled a variety of business when they met Monday night.
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