Thu, Apr 25, 2013
Great White Tail Run set for May 18
The event includes a 10k, 5k and 2 mile course on the Julia Butler Hansen National Wildlife Refuge and will start at 10 a.m.
Naselle bond election fails for second time
For the second time this year, voters in the Naselle/Grays River Valley School District rejected a proposed building bond to refurbish and enhance school facilities.
Naselle Drama Club to present “Modern” play
This production includes tap dancing, vocal numbers and an evil plot.
Gold Rush on the way?
A Utah company this week informed the Wahkiakum County board of commissioners that its representatives could soon be in the county locating, assessing and surveying abandoned mines on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land.
Enter contest to name new state fair roller coaster
Students prepare to perform Snow White
Students from Cathlamet elementary, middle and high schools will perform "Snow White" this Saturday to bring to a close a week of intense theatrical activity.
Community Garden plans season opening
Spring tea to be help May 5
Preschool pre-registration to start Monday
Library foundation seeks donations
The Blanche Bradley Memorial Library Foundation is looking for a few good books.
Network offers funding opportunity for local teens
Wahkiakum Community Network has grant money available to fund opportunities for local teens with disabilities to participate in the community and become better prepared for future employment.
What's Happening on Main Street
News of Wahkiakum businesses and events
Thu, Apr 18, 2013
Adult family home owner deals with change
The one and only adult family home (AFH) in the county has been owned and operated by Puget Island resident Beth Lorenzo for nearly 17 years.
Lone ferry bid double the estimate
Wahkiakum County officials were disappointed Tuesday when county commissioners opened the only bid they received to build a ferry to replace the aging "Wahkiakum." The only bidder, US Fabrication, bid $8.5 million, which was more than double the expected cost. The marine engineering firm which designed the new ferry, Elliott Bay Design Group, estimated the cost at $4,335,000.
Council considers sign ordinance, fire sprinkler need
The Cathlamet Town Council handled a variety of business when they met Monday.
Wahkiakum PUD considers rate hike
Wahkiakum PUD’s newly-constructed Cathlamet Substation has been in operation since January, and PUD staff and commissioners are ready to celebrate.
Port 1 considers brewery site lease
Drop Anchor Brewery representatives left a Port District No. 1 meeting on April 11 without a signed lease, but with assurances that the port was committed to working out an agreement with the brewery.
Skamokawa man aims to provide better local internet service
Skamokawa resident David Blalock is trying to form a business to provide high speed internet service to Skamokawa, Cathlamet, Elochoman Valley, and Puget Island.
Port 2 ready to start comp plan revision
Commissioners of Port District No. 2 will soon start gathering public input to use for updating their comprehensive plan.
First Lure Coursing event of 2013 this weekend
Spring officially comes to Puget Island this weekend, starting with the first 2013 dog racing (lure coursing) event on Saturday and Sunday.
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