Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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There were more losses for the young Wahkiakum Mules softball team this week as their season came to a close. They hosted Toutle Lake on Friday and lost 20-2, according to Coach Garrett Miller. “Rylie Wills went two for two with a run scored,” he said, “while Evelynn Miller, Evelyn Hogue, and Zoe Dorian added hits.” The Mules traveled to Ilwaco on Tuesday and Onalaska on Wednesday for their final games of the season. Scores will be reported next week in The Eagle....
Wahkiakum High School baseball and softball players were recently honored by Central 2B League coaches and selected to join all league teams for their athleticism this season. For baseball, Tanner Collupy was named to the all league first team. Dominic Curl joined the second team. Joining the all league softball second team this year were Alaya Cripe and Evelynn Miller....
The Naselle High School baseball team advanced in the District 4 1B tournament with a 7-0 win on Monday. If they beat Mossyrock on Thursday, they will advance to the State 1B tournament. If they lose, they will have a crossover game in the District 1/2/4 1B tournament on May 13, which they will have to win to continue their season at the state tournament. The Comets are 10-3 overall and 4-1 in league play. The district tournament for the Comet softball team begins on May 15. Naselle is currently in second place in the Columbia Valley league...
Qualifying seniors will be able to take advantage of a program to purchase fresh produce at the Elochoman Slough Marina Farmers Market this summer. The Seniors Farmers Market Nutrition Program offered by the Area Agency on Aging and Disability will provide an $80 voucher to help seniors access fresh vegetables, fruit, herbs, and honey from participating farmers markets and farm stores. The Elochoman Slough Marina Farmers Market is certified for the program this year, and is promising three or...
County commissioners met briefly in their regular Tuesday meeting. The commissioners heard from the fair board about the upcoming car show, the music festival in August, and the fairgrounds clean-up on May 20. Representatives from Johnson Park discussed the issue of high heating bills and said that they will install covers on thermostats so that only authorized personnel can access them. Law enforcement officers briefed the commissioners on the status of an abandoned RV on Elochman Valley road. The sheriff's department said that Fish and...
There is a new movement in education circles around kindergarten readiness. Regionally, United Way of Cowlitz and Wahkiakum Counties is picking up the torch in its partnerships, reflected locally with St. James Family Center in Cathlamet and Wahkiakum School District. "Early childhood is a significant time in a child's life, and studies show that when children show up to kindergarten with the skills they need, they are more likely to do well in kindergarten and throughout their educational...
