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Last year Paul and I held two fund raisers during October, the Haunted House and Oktoberfest. This year to help keep us sane we’ve decided to combine...
In 2007, I started writing a monthly column in an attempt to keep you, our citizens, in touch with various avenues of information relating to the sheriff...
This week, October 4-10 is National 4-H Week,a week-long celebration of 4-H across the country. Today’s 4-H is acommunity of more than six million...
Skamokawa artists on show at Redmen exhibit
Mules top Trojans, host Napavine
The Wahkiakum Mules made the trip to Pe Ell last Friday and came home with a satisfying 28-14 win over the Trojans to go 3-0 in Central League football...
Health center schedules clinic meetings
The acquisition of the county-owned Wahkiakum Family Practice by the Cowlitz Family Health Clinic is continuing despite a recent call to reconsider the...
Two long-time Cathlamet businesses have moved in together to share expenses and support each other.
Washougal resident Jon Russell visited Cathlamet September 30 to announce his candidacy for the US House of Representatives.
The Cathlamet town council took action in a special meeting Monday to discuss and act on a variety of issues.
County works on ferry issues, court security
Wahkiakum County commissioners acted on a variety of issues ranging from courtroom security to maintaining ferry service when they met Tuesday.
Write-in candidates enter coming elections
With the county auditor's office getting ready to mail election ballots to voters next week, two people have announced write-in candidacies.
Bankruptcyfiling derails town center sale
The fate of the historic Skamokawa Town Center is still in limbo.
Sellers adjusting to real estate market
The last to rise and the last to decline: That’s how Wahkiakum’s realtors describe the county’s property values.