Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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Tsuga Gallery will feature the work of Dan Tchozewski in February and March. On Friday, Feb. 10, they will hold a Valentine’s Day Celebration and reception at the gallery, with music and refreshments from 5-7 p.m. Dan grew up on the eastern shores of Lake Michigan and always enjoyed activities on the beach and water. He is both a woodworker and a photographer. He enjoys taking driftwood and uncovering the hidden beauty of the grains and burls and bring out a natural piece of art. Each piece takes on an original personality and gains an a...
The Wahkiakum County Republican party will meet to prepare for their February 25 Lincoln Day Dinner and auction. Other pertinent business will also be addressed. The public is invited to attend. The meeting will be held at the Skamokawa Fire Hall February 14 at 6 p.m....
Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, Fort Clatsop has announced the next In Their Footsteps free speaker series event. This illustrated program is Wildlife Center of the North Coast presented by Josh Saranpaa on Sunday, February 19, at 1:00 p.m. This is part of the February 17-20 worldwide Great Backyard Bird Count activities led by the National Audubon Society and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. For 20 years, the Wildlife Center of the North Coast has been a helpful resource when people find sick or injured wildlife. The non-profit center...
The Care Careers Academy is offering a state approved Home Care Aide training program. The Home Care Aide program is 75 hours and encompasses: CarePro Core Basics training (on-line), Dementia, Mental Health and a hands-on HCA Skills training course. The on-line portion of this program is self-paced and can be accessed anywhere an internet connection is available. Dementia and Mental Health are available monthly and are offered for CEU credits. To learn more about career opportunities, tuition, schedules and job placement services call Care...
Plans for Puget Island bridge work are coming together, according to Tamara Greenwall from the Washington State Department of Transportation. The bridge will be closed at night when crews are at work. A start date has yet to be determined, as well as the exact overnight hours that the bridge will need to be closed, but the project should take no more than 80 days. Crews will work eight hours a night, five nights a week, until the project is completed. The first stage of the project will focus on...
The board of Gorge Artists has announced its eleventh annual Open Studios Tour, scheduled for April 28, 29, 30, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Forty juried artists will participate in 2017, featuring the highest quality work available from the region in a variety of mediums and styles. The tour is free and self-guided, with artists’ studios located throughout the Mid-Columbia from Cascade Locks to The Dalles and from Parkdale, Oregon to Trout Lake, Washington. For maps and more information: visit gorgeartists.org, facebook.com/gaos.tour, email g...
On February 25 at 9:00 a.m., WSU Master Gardeners will explain everything you wanted to know about pruning grape vines and how to care for grape starts. Participants will receive free starts of grape varieties Canadice and Venus. The class will be held at the Cowlitz Co. Fairgrounds starting in the Floral building. After a short discussion, the class will move to the Master Gardener Demonstration Garden to show pruning techniques. Registration is $10 per family. The workshop is sponsored by Washington State University Extension and WSU Master...
The Wahkiakum Mules girls basketball team began district play this week. The opening round was scheduled for Monday, but the games were postponed twice due to snow. As of Tuesday night, the Lady Mules game against Pe Ell was set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at home. The Lady Mules finished their regular season undefeated. They won 20 games this year, a new record, according to Coach Rob Garrett. They were 16-0 in league, 20-0 overall. They finished in first place in the Central 2B league and are rank...
The Wahkiakum Mules boys basketball team went out with a bang last Friday. Though they ultimately lost, they put up a fight in the second half of the game, coming back from a 17 point deficit, to pull ahead momentarily and then lose 60-62 to Mossyrock. "This game was just a great example of what our season has been like," Coach Todd Souvenir said, explaining that the Mules often spent the first half of a game trying to pull some kind of offense together and in the second half exploding into the...
