Articles from the October 16, 2014 edition
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Council of Governments seeks public comment
The Cowlitz-Wahkiakum Council of Governments (CWCOG) invites the public to comment on the draft Integrated Metropolitan/Regional Transportation Plan (M/RTP). The M/RTP is a planning document that establishes the strategic framework for meeting the...
Wahkiakum School District Menus
BREAKFAST Monday--French Toast Sticks. Tuesday--Toast w/Hashbrowns & Egg. Wednesday--Yogurt Parfait. Thursday--Mule Muffin. Friday--Bagel. LUNCH All lunch entrees include the "5-Star Salad Bar" offering a variety of fruits, vegetables, toppings a...
Mini Mules win again
The Wahkiakum Mini-Mules football team achieved another win last Saturday at Kelso High School, beating a Longview team 34-0. The win brought the team's record to 4-0 in league play, with two games...
WHS celebrates spirit week
Photos and story by Diana Zimmerman It's Spirit Week at Wahkiakum High School and it shows. Students have been having a good time dressing up to represent each day's theme. At assemblies at the end...
Ballots are coming for the general election
And so we have an election upon us with measures of utmost importance. Well, maybe. Two initiatives, I-594 and I-591, deal with gun control. I-594 would tighten rules on gun sale background checks in a state effort to keep guns out of the hands of...
Teacher asks for community support
To the Eagle: “It’s so quiet in here,” a student whispered in my Wahkiakum High School English classroom a few weeks ago. Students were so absorbed in reading and responding to each others’ essays on our classroom computers, the whisper almost...
Writer draws attention to "Voices Have Power" site
To The Eagle: Amid all the recent horrific domestic violence reports from the NFL, Verizon Wireless, one of the league’s biggest partners, has stepped up to reaffirm its stance on domestic violence: We must all band together to end domestic v...
Record breaking salmon harvest continues
The Columbia River Compact on Wednesday approved a new round of commercial fisheries for both tribal and non-Indian commercial netters on the mainstem Columbia that will likely bring to a close what has been a record-breaking harvest on a...
