Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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The Wahkiakum County Auditor will hold a special filing period Wednesday through Friday for positions for which no candidates filed this past week. These positions include: Wahkiakum School District, Director positions 1, a 2-year unexpired term representing a Cathlamet district, and position 3, a 4-year term representing the Skamokawa area. Port District No. 2, Commissioner position 2, 6-year term. The position represents the Skamokawa and Westend areas. Skamokawa Water and Sewer Commission Position 3, a 6-year term. Cemetery District 1,...
The Wahkiakum Mule golf team recaptured the District Title Trophy last Thursday, beating runner-up Willapa Valley by 52 strokes with a four man 36 hole total of 679 to 731. The Mules qualified six players of the eight slot total allocated to District 4 to state. Brysen Coleman was edged out for medalist by Willapa Valley's Connor McCallister 166-167. Brook Calvert finished third 168 and Zach Calvert came from 11th the first day and outside the cut line to tie teammate Austin Good for fouth with a 172. Also qualifying for state and finishing...
Clam diggers will get one more chance to dig razor clams this season during a three-day opening at Twin Harbors, running Friday through Sunday of Memorial Day weekend. The morning dig scheduled May 24-26 got the green light from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) after marine toxin tests showed the clams at Twin Harbors are safe to eat. All other ocean beaches will remain closed to clam digging, and digging at Twin Harbors must end each day at noon. “This last dig caps off a great season,” said Dan Ayres, WDFW coastal she...
