Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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On Sunday, Lower Columbia PFLAG will meet at St. James Family Center in Cathlamet at 5 p.m. and view a short documentary film, I Came Out. It was created by Tacoma PFLAG to show the importance of living life honestly. It also shows that it is not just LGBTQ people who deal with coming out. PFLAG parents, LGBTQ folks and others tell their coming out stories of why and how they came out. Shelly Cooper of Tacoma PFLAG and PFLAG Washington State Council will be there to present the film. All interested persons are invited to view the film. PFLAG...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team began postseason play on Saturday with two wins, which secured a trip to a regional state game on May 20. When they beat Napavine on Tuesday in the semifinals, they reserved a spot in the Southwest District 4 Championship game. The Mules beat Toledo 1-0 in a loser out game last Saturday and landed in one of the four remaining spots open in the district bracket. While Toledo headed home, the Mules warmed up for their second game of the day against the number two...
The Mules had their best four man performance of the year but lost a heart breaker to North Beach on the front nine of Three Rivers Golf Course on Tuesday. All six Mules in the rotation shot in the 40's for the first time ever with this group on the course scheduled to host the district championships and state qualifier. Tyler St. Onge, freshman, and Bryce Good, junior, tied with 43; Elijah Doiron, freshman, shot 46, and the rest of the squad, Issac Moon, a freshman, Zach Johnston, a sophomore, and eighth grader Logan LaBerge carded 48's. Losin...
Last Friday, Wahkiakum High School senior Rayanna Carlon signed a letter of intent to compete for the wrestling team at Bacone College in Muskogee, Okla. Carlon plans to major in physical therapy. Courtesy photo....
