The Wahkiakum County Eagle

Local News

Thu, May 12, 2011 

 

Assessor hires former real estate agent as deputy clerk

Wahkiakum County Commissioners today approved the hiring of Michelle Budd to fill the new position of Deputy Assessor/Clerk 1 as recommended by Assessor Bill Coons.

Vik retires from challenging role helping people

Mary Vik has retired after working for Wahkiakum County residents off and on since the early 1990s. She’s worked fulltime as information and referral coordinator at Wahkiakum County Health and Human Services since 2000, connecting people with food, clothing banks and resources for emergency help with shelter, utilities, rent, and prescriptions.

Artist finds subjects in suffering

Patrick Carrico starts his day writing, then works as a para-educator in special education classes in Cathlamet.

Felon's lawsuit win seized to pay court fines

Fri, May 6, 2011 

 

Spreading septage

Ecology threatens to sue county over biosolids ordinance

Agency says county lacks authority to prohibit application

Wahkiakum Superior Court

Couple pleads guilty to to gas theft

State releases results of health department review

Port, county continue to seek plan to maintain Grays Bay buoys

PUD funds 6-year plan for Western Wahkiakum Water

Cathlamet library holds first job fair

Another scheduled June 22

Thu, Apr 28, 2011 

 

Approval near for Mill Road dike work

Local officials and the Columbia Land Trust are nearing final agreement on a dike project on Mill Road near Rosburg.

Ship rams dock, barge at Wauna

A cargo vessel carrying logs struck a pier and two barges and damaged a building at the Wauna Georgia Pacific paper mill Friday evening.

2-1: Only Class A biosolids in county

Wahkiakum County commissioners voted 2-1 Tuesday to adopt an ordinance prohibiting the application of certain grades of biosolids in the county.

Board adopts drug testing policy

Students offered opportunity to show that they're clean

Student project unearths forgotten hero

Following Veteran’s Day last year, I proposed a joint project between the Naselle-Grays River High School (NHS), The Appelo Archive Center in Naselle and the American Legion Post 111 in Deep River.

Select areas closed for upriver salmon

On Patrol

That exciting time is here again; it’s high school prom and graduation. Do you remember those days? I sure do. But let’s be real, sometimes you find yourself in a situation you may not want to be in.

Event promotes reading skills and family fun

Grange News


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