Articles from the February 16, 2023 edition
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Is it spring?
The daffodils seem to think it's spring, but the weather bounces back and forth between Winter, Part X, and False Spring Part Y. The National Weather Service's Wednesday morning forecast calls for a...
By Legislature moving to tighten drunk driving laws
Ashley Bonus said she began her fight against impaired driving after her sister, Stacy Gammons-Ankerfelt, died in an accident in 2012. Now, she wants a new law that lowers the blood alcohol level needed to sustain an impaired driving conviction. “I w...
Legalizing fentanyl test strips proposed
Allisone McClanahan suffered from severe chronic pain and fibromyalgia. To ease her pain, the 26-year-old took a pain pill from a friend she thought contained oxycodone. Instead, she died of a drug overdose in 2021. After her death, the toxicology...
Mule boys defeat Fishermen, move to district semifinals
The Wahkiakum Mules boys basketball team beat Ilwaco 48-41 last week in the District 4 2B tournament, and on Wednesday found themselves playing in the semifinals for the first time in recent memory....
Wahkiakum girls stop South Bend, fall to Forks
The season ended for the Wahkiakum Mules girls basketball team on Tuesday with a loss to Forks in the double elimination District 4 2B tournament. They were making their way through the loser bracket...
Mule wrestlers headed to Tacoma Dome
Lilian Hale and Malachi Schaefer of the Wahkiakum Mules wrestling team are headed to the Tacoma Dome this weekend for the 2B State Wrestling tournament after placing third and fifth in their regional...
Comet basketball teams fighting to qualify for regional playoffs
The Naselle Comets boys and girls postseason continued this week. Last Wednesday, the Naselle boys beat Firm Foundation 71-45. On Tuesday, they lost to Mossyrock 78-45. The Comets head to Montesano...
