Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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Razor clam diggers can look forward to a six-day opening starting yesterday (April 26) on various ocean beaches and will have an increased daily limit of 25 clams at Long Beach. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has approved the dig on morning tides at four ocean beaches after toxin test results show the clams on those beaches are safe to eat. State shellfish managers agreed to increase the daily limit for this dig at Long Beach, which has been closed much of the razor clam season due to elevated marine toxin levels, said...
Adventure awaits this summer for young people who can explore the area’s trails, water and animals at camps through Lewis and Clark National Historical Park. The two weeklong camps feature exciting overnight opportunities. Nature Adventure Camp, held July 10-14, offers a week’s worth of adventures at the park and nearby, as well as an overnight in Fort Clatsop. Nature Adventure Camp is open to students entering 4th grade through 6th grade. The cost is $140. Nature Survival Camp, held July 17-21, takes campers on the water and to the woods, dee...
The Care Careers Academy will offer a state approved Home Care Aide training program encompassing 75 hours of instruction. The course includes 50 hours of caregiver Core Basic online instruction that students can access at home, and live classes of Dementia, Mental Health and a hands-on skills building lab. The upcoming HCA Skills class will be held April 26, 27 and 28 from 5-9 p.m., at the Care Careers Academy. Becoming a certified Home Care Aide/Caregiver allows graduates to work in long term care settings, such as retirement homes, adult...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team swept Kalama in a doubleheader last Thursday. The two wins brought their league record to 10-2 and maintained their tie for first place with Napavine in the Central 2 B league. The Mules won the first game 4-2. James Anderson pitched all seven innings and got the win. He allowed two hits, two runs, and struck out 11. On offense, Zach Brown's sacrifice hit in the second inning brought in two runs. Terris Record and Hank Ferguson contributed an RBI apiece. The...
The Mules traveled to Surfside to play defending state champion Ilwaco and lost a tough match 175-190. After beating a short handed Ilwaco last week by 14 strokes, the Fishermen had a full squad present Thursday to turn the tables on the Mules. Freshman Blake Kukula, who placed second as an eighth grader in the 2016 state tournament, shot 39 to claim medalist honors, over Mule freshman Tyler St. Onge, who shot 40. Bryce Good carded a 48, Elijah Doiron 51, Zach Johnston 51 and Heidi Bruntmeyer shot 65. Making his first appearance for the Mules...
By Diana Zimmerman The Wahkiakum Mules track and field team competed in two meets this past week. On April 19, the team traveled to Napavine to compete against seven other schools in a Central 2B meet. The Mules earned 28 points and tied for seventh place in boys’ competition and took fourth place with 107.5 points in girls’ competition. Freshman K.C. Beery took third in the 800 and improved his personal record with a time of 2:21.54. He also took third in the triple jump, clearing 33-03. Sop...
On April 12, Wahkiakum High School senior Cheyenne Barton signed a letter of intent for Track and Field at the University of Mary in Bismarck, North Dakota. Barton plans to study biology and enter the Pre-Med program. Courtesy photo....
