Skamokawa Vista Park is filled with the sounds of chainsaws after getting a needed breather from bad weather. The park’s storm damage clean up has begun.

State scholarship program helps with college costs

Washington State’s College Bound Scholarship program funds a variety of financial aid programs to help students and their families pay for college.

Legislature looking for answers

The 2010 Washington Legislature convened for an emergency 60-day session Monday with lawmakers searching for ways to fix a $2.6 billion budget deficit.

Commissioners discuss septic, Grays River issues

Wahkiakum County commissioners on Tuesday acted on routine business and heard reports on controversial issues.

Wahkiakum PUD discusses wind turbine possibilities

Wahkiakum PUD commissioners and staff met January 5 to discuss weather, wind turbines, and other matters.

What's happening at the Fair?

obituaries

Kenneth C. Garrison

Dr. Stanley D. Irving

sheriffs-report

Sheriff's Report - January 14, 2010

skamokawa-news

Valentine's Day on the horizon

As I begin this column we are seeing raindrops and winds are headed our way, but hopefully they won’t be too bad. I hope all of you took precautions to batten down the hatches as you never know when one of those watches can turn into a full scale warning and by then, it’s too late!

sports

Lady Mules post three Central League wins

The Wahkiakum Lady Mule basketball team gained three wins over Central League foes in action this past week.

Mule wrestlers busy

The Wahkiakum Mule wrestling team competed at three events last week while they continue to prepare for the upcoming post-season tournaments.

Mules move into first place

The Wahkiakum Mule boys basketball team capped a big week by moving into first place in Central League standings on Tuesday.