Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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The 34th annual Great White Tail Run is Saturday, May 19 at 10:00 a.m., in Skamokawa. This event, sponsored by Wahkiakum 4-H, features a 10K, 5K and 2 mile course along the Julia Butler Hansen National Refuge. Award recognition is given for overall male and female winners in each event, with ribbons for the top three finishers in each age division. Pre-run fees for registration are $10 without a shirt, $20 with a shirt. Mail in entries need to be received by May 18 with limited shirt availability for registrations received after May 4. Day of...
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is inviting people to share their views at four upcoming meetings in Ridgefield on a draft assessment of a state policy that guides the management of salmon fisheries in the lower Columbia River. The policy, adopted in 2013 by the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission, is designed to promote orderly fisheries, advance the recovery of wild salmon and steelhead, and support the economic well-being of the Columbia River fishing industry. WDFW has initiated a review of that policy at the...
One by one, the Wahkiakum Mules golf team continues to recover from a recent automobile accident, when their vehicle, waiting at a temporary light on SR 4, was struck from behind by a driver traveling full speed. Heidi Bruntmyer was medically cleared to play by April 26, when she competed in an 18 hole, modified Stableford system in Astoria. She scored a 33 to finish in 12th place in a field of 24 golfers in the girls only event. At a five school, nine hole match hosted by Life Christian Academy...
May 3, Naselle Comets at North Beach Varsity mens teams: 1. North Beach 142.5; 2. Ilwaco 133; 3. Raymond 120; 4. Naselle 56.5; 5. South Bend 39; 6. Tolah 29. Varsity womens teams: 1. Ilwaco 188.5; 2. Naselle 126. 3. North Beach 106.5; 4. Raymond 50; 5. Taholah 41; 6. South Bend 11; 7. Willapa Valley 10. Mens Results (top eight placers) 4x400m relay--2. Comets (Jack Ruch, Ian Fontanilla, Monte Schell, Antonio Nolan). Shot put--5. Shon McEneny N 37-8. Discus--3. McEneny 95-3; 7. Cody Condon N 88-9, personal record (PR). Javelin--1. McEneny N...
Photos by Todd Wilson The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team will play for the district title on Saturday after winning two games this week. Their win on Tuesday secured a spot in regional games the following week. In the opening round of district play on Saturday, the Mules beat Toutle Lake 10-4. James Anderson pitched a little over five innings, facing 22 batters. He struck out eight and allowed six hits and three runs. Zach Brown took over in the sixth and faced seven batters. He struck out two an...
The Coastal 1B girls softball title was on the line Tuesday afternoon. Wishkah Valley faced the Naselle Comets to determine the League Champion in Long Beach. with Wishkah coming out on top 16-12. Comet right- hander Holly Disch, right, kept the Loggers offense in check with her fastball most of the game....
