Articles from the July 19, 2018 edition
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Summer is a great time to have fun; don't let measles ruin your plans
Summer is a great time to have fun; don’t let measles ruin your plans. The Washington State Department of Health is reminding people, who are unvaccinated, that it is never too late to get their measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine. Measles i...
Celebration of Life--Joan Evenson
A celebration of life service will be held for Joan Evenson on August 26, 2018 at the Skamokawa Resort from 2-5 p.m. Her obituary was published in The Eagle on June 28, 2018....
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County commission covers light agenda
With two members attending via telephone, Tuesday's meeting of the Wahkiakum County Board of Commissioners was short. Commissioners Mike Backman and Blair Brady were out of town but on the telephone;...
Kuhn recognized for service
Susan Kuhn was recognized for 10 years of service in the Wahkiakum Lions Club with a certificate presented by President Terri Elfers. Susan joined the Wahkiakum Lions in June of 2008, has served as...
Candidate Matt Kuhl: The rest of the story
By Diana Zimmerman (Editor's note: The ending portion of an article about county auditor candidate Matt Kuhl was accidentally omitted from last week's print edition. Following is a summary of the...
Two men running for prosecutor--Stewart Feil
Cathlamet attorney Stewart Feil is running for Wahkiakum County prosecuting attorney. Feil grew up in Centerville, Utah. He received a Bachelors in English and a minor in psychology from BYU and met...
Two men running for prosecutor--Dan Bigelow
Dan Bigelow has been the prosecuting attorney for Wahkiakum County for three terms. He's hoping to make it four. Why? For a myriad of reasons. He has made this place his home, he wants to serve, and...
WDFW invites public to webinar to discuss agency long-term funding
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has scheduled a public webinar for 7 p.m. Monday, July 23, to discuss current funding challenges and opportunities for the State of Washington to invest in fish and wildlife management and conserv...
Maritime jobs program seeks applicants
An unusual program is making an unusual offer for west coast adults ages 18 to 35. Sea School Northwest, a program designed to train adults for entry-level maritime jobs in eight weeks at sea, has a large number of scholarships to grant in 2018 and...
Lou Mace named 2018 LCC Alumni of the Year
Lower Columbia College (LCC) and the Lower Columbia College Foundation have announced the selection of Mr. Lou Mace as the 2018 LCC Alumni of the Year. Mace graduated from R.A. Long High School in 1953 and attended LCC from 1954 to 1955. While at...
Entertainment News
Live Music Saturday, July 21 at River Mile 38 Brewing Company, Tom Armstrong, 5 p.m.; The Dead Hollows, 6 p.m.; The Mutineers, 8-10 p.m., Crow’s Nest Stage, 285 Third St., Cathlamet. For more information call 360-366-4662....
Bridge night time closures set to start July 23
Full night time closures of the SR 409 Puget Island bridge are scheduled to begin Monday, July 23. "The full closure is necessary while crews remove aged timber decking and install a new deck, Tamara Greenwell, Washington Department of...
