Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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The Wahkiakum Mule track team competed against five schools at the Adna Pirate Classic on Tuesday. The team took first place in girls competition with 146 points and the sixth in boys competition with 34 points. Ryan Quigley led the boys, placing second in the high jump and third in both the long jump and the triple jump. He cleared 5-06 in the high jump and 17-07 and 34-04 in the long jump and triple jump, respectively. Jaiden Mahitka took fifth place in the 100 meter race with a time of...
The Wahkiakum Mules track and field team competed against 14 other teams from Washington and Oregon in the Kalama Twilight meet last Friday. The Mules were two of three 2B teams that participated. The other 11 teams represented 1A to 4A schools. The Lady Mules earned 37 points and took ninth place in girl’s competition. Senior Grace Peacock placed fifth in the 100 meters with a time of 13.69, 0.03 seconds slower than her prelim time. She also placed sixth in the 200 meters with a time of 2...
To The Eagle: As a Christian, American and a veteran, I am happy and proud to be an American. I served, to help preserve the rights of us all, to choose, which party we feel will do best for the country. Someone is boasting that they will make the (already great) country great again. As a veteran, I also served, to preserve the right to believe in Jesus Christ, while allowing my neighbors, to choose not to do so, which by the way, is part of our Constitution, It is my "duty" to let my neighbor know The Way. My wife and I adopted a son; many in...
Koelsch Communities is starting a $3.2 million enhancement project in Longview, where it all began back in 1958. The project will include the Canterbury Inn, Delaware Plaza and Canterbury Gardens and work starts this summer and upon completion, in the autumn of 2016, will enhance the look and feel of one of Longview’s most respected companies. Following the hugely successful $9 million Canterbury Park expansion, Canterbury Inn, Delaware Plaza and Canterbury Garden are each taking their turn in enhancements throughout their c...
The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission at its March meeting reviewed fishery harvest reforms on the Columbia River that effectively remove commercial gillnetters from the mainstem river by 2017 but allows gillnetting in the lower river in select areas. The three-year transition will be complete by next year. It consists of harvest allocation shifts, with recreational anglers taking a larger chunk of the mainstem fishing while commercial fishing transitions to select off-channel areas, such as...
Join the fun with the Astor Street Opry Company as they present their Annual Spring Fundraiser - a reader’s theatre production of Sam Brobrick’s hilarious send up of the Bard’s most famous play - Hamlet II (Better Than The Original), produced with permission from Samuel French, Inc. May 6 to 14 Fridays and Saturdays at 7 p.m., with one Sunday Matinee on, May 8. The ASOC Playhouse is set for an evening of fun, desserts and a silent auction. Ticket prices are $15 per person and include the show, dessert and coffee and a silent auction and raffl...
