Articles from the July 23, 2014 edition

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Lure coursing event to be held this weekend

There will be a three day sight-hound lure coursing trial this weekend at Misty Rivers Plantation, 117 Cross Dike Road on Puget Island. This is an AKC sanctioned event in which the dogs compete by chasing an artificial bunny around a 10 acre field....

 

Hunter education classes scheduled

Hunter education volunteers will hold a series of classes to cover the basics of hunting and firearm safety August 2, 8 and 9. The classes are a prerequisite for obtaining hunting licenses. Classes will be held at the Cathlamet Fire Hall. The August...

 

Bald Eagle Run raises $400 for WHS

A good field participated in the 2014 Bald Eagle Run last Saturday and raised over $400 for a new track and field record board for Wahkiakum High School. "Thank you everyone that participated in the Bald Eagle Run," said coordinator Mike Riley. "We h...

 

Improvements to BED suggested

WEEKEND WEATHER--As I left my house Saturday morning with a car loaded full of chairs, tents, weights, and raffle items, I was met with a nasty, wet surprise as I traveled down the road, this was not going to be a fun Bald Eagle's Day in the rain...

 

Sheriff's Report, July 24, 2014

Wahkiakum County law enforcement officers and emergency response personnel handled a variety of reports during the past week, including: July 14 – 12:24 p.m. A juvenile assaulted two family members; a domestic violence advocate was called in,...

 

The Bald Eagle Day Parade

Here are the judging results from the 33rd Annual Bald Eagle Days Festival parade. Grand Prize: Olsen Logging Company, "now in its fourth generation of Cathlamet loggers. No job is too big or small. At Olsen Logging, we cut them all!" Car clubs: 1....

 

States to issue permits for seine fisheries this fall

A next big step down a “presumptive path” toward phasing out non-tribal commercial gill-nets on the lower Columbia River will be the deployment late this summer of 10 permit holders equipped with beach and purse seines, equipment that had been out...

 
 By Diana Zimmerman    News    July 23, 2014

School Board considers how to deal with issues

The budget for the 2014-2015 school year was approved at July’s Wahkiakum School District’s Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday. The reserve in the general fund will be $200,000, approximately $45...

 

Grand Opening at Wahkiakum Community Network

Wahkiakum Community Network Director Ginger Hake, with scissors, prepared to cut the ribbon Friday morning to celebrate the grand opening of the new community center in Cathlamet....

 

Revenue offers free webinar about taxes for business

Business owners in Washington have many responsibilities, including knowing which taxes they must report. To help reach more businesses statewide, the Washington State Department of Revenue (Revenue) will host on July 30, from 10-11 a.m., a free...

 
 By Rick Nelson    News    July 23, 2014

County urged to write ordinance regarding public nudity

Two Grays River Valley residents on Tuesday asked the Wahkiakum County Board of Commissioners to draft an ordinance governing public nudity in the county. Christine and Robert Symonds said a new resident of the Valley is a nudist, and travelers...

 
 By Rick Nelson    News    July 23, 2014

Council okays pacts for longboards, net pen moorage

The Cathlamet Town Council gave approval for use of town streets for the Cathlamet Downhill Corral Longboard Festival and gave continued approval for use of the town dock to more net pens for raising juvenile salmon when it met Monday. JP Rowan, coor...

 

Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum to present a special exhibition

The Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum will host the special traveling exhibition We’re Still Here: The survival of Washington Indians, from August 1 through September 28. The exhibit was organized in 2012 by the Washington State Heritage Center. F...

 
 By Diana Zimmerman    News    July 23, 2014

Bald Eagle Festival had lots to enjoy

Another Bald Eagle Day is in the books. By midday on Saturday, it was a bright warm humid one. That didn’t stop a few thousand people from coming into town to take in a parade and join in the fun. L...

 

Fire victims doing well with everyone's help

To The Eagle: As many of you know, we had a disastrous house fire on July 9 at our home on Altoona-Pillar Rock Rd. I want everyone to know that we are going to be fine, thanks to the love and generosity of so many friends, neighbors and family. It...

 
 By Rick Nelson    Opinion    July 23, 2014

Change is coming for Eagle readers

We have some changes in store for readers of The Wahkiakum County Eagle. This will have little effect for readers of our print edition, but for readers who follow us online, we have good and bad new. First the good news: The new website will have...

 

Meeting to discuss food bank in Westend

News from Naselle: The 17th Biennial Finnish-American Folk Festival will be held this weekend, the 25th through the 27th, on the grounds of the Naselle-Grays River Valley school campus. Grab family and friends and head to Naselle for history,...

 

WSU announces spring 2014 graduates

The following Washington State University students, all from Cathlamet, have earned undergraduate degrees for the Spring 2014 semester. Amanda Christine Collier, Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, magna cum laude; Amanda Christine Collier,...

 

What's happening at the Fair?

Wow, we only have three weeks until fair! Animal entries are due by July 25. You can mail them to the fair or drop them by the office. I hope everyone enjoyed Bald Eagle Day. The Fair Royalty was busy selling fair passes, raffle tickets and doing...

 

Throw a block party on National Night Out

Wahkiakum County's Volunteers in Public Service (VIPS) say people don't need a good reason to throw a block party, but here's one anyway: August 5 is America's National Night Out, an annual community-building happening that raises awareness about...

 
 By Diana Zimmerman    News    July 23, 2014

Angel Wings brings care to unwanted animals

Debra Lawson-Bean’s move to Wahkiakum County in March of this year was one step closer to realizing her dream of creating a safe haven for rescue animals. A woman of faith, Lawson-Bean turns first t...

 

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