Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891
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Terrific Kids for grades 3 -5 are back, l-r: Kamden Scuito, Zakkary Williams, Lana Goff, Michael Garstki, Kaage Dahl, Beau Rose, Brookelynn Luthi, McKenna Mendez, Ava Thomas, Sebastian Britt, Leanndra Tischer, Keegan Johnston and Dominic Curl. Front l-r: Joshua Pihl, Jayden Stoddard, Phillip Goldinov, Kaitlynn Talbot, Maddisen Clark, Amirah Abdul-Kariem, Pierce Leavitt, Donovan Watson, Russell Morrison, Nathan Garrett, Lucas Henry, Brooke Pierce and Landon Nielsen. Courtesy photo. Terrific Kids...
Actors from the Seattle Shakespeare Company put on an abridged performance of The Tempest for students at Wahkiakum High School on April 29. On April 28, the students attended workshops on the play, acting, and stage dancing. Photos by Diana Zimmerman....
The Voters’ Pamphlet Art Contest, which ends June 15, is sponsored by the Secretary of State’s Elections Division. To submit an entry, contestants must be enrolled at a Washington college, community college, university, trade school or professional school, and be eligible to vote by this fall’s General Election. All two-dimensional artwork, including paintings, drawings, photography and computer-generated art, will be accepted. All entries must reflect the contest theme “The Future is Yours,” be original in concept, design and execution...
Washington state’s first joint wetland and fish habitat bank was signed into operation May 5. This landmark event certifies that the 302-acre mitigation bank along the Coweeman River will now protect wetland functions and create habitat for several life-stages of salmon. The Washington Department of Ecology and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) have certified the Coweeman River Mitigation Bank to operate in the Lower Columbia River floodplain and the Cowlitz River watershed. Once developed, this wetland bank will provide an option for de...
Cookin’ Country 105.5, KUKN has announced the latest acoustic concert in their New Faces of Nashville concert series. Cold River Record’s Drew Baldridge will perform on Monday, May 16 at 7 p.m., at the Columbia Theatre in Longview. Drew Baldridge was raised working on his grandfather’s farm, singing in church on Sunday and playing sports which provided a strong foundation and given him a deep well to draw from as a songwriter. After arriving in Music City, he threw himself into the local scene — writing songs and performing at local nightspots....
Submitted by Coach Nick Vavoudis Wahkiakum Mule golfer Sarah Shi shot 90 and prevented an Ilwaco sweep by finishing in second place and punching her ticket to the Quad District Championship in Oak Harbor on May 19th. Four players qualify from District 4, and Ilwaco placed 1. Aslyn Fisher, 88, 3. Allison Bonney, 109, 4. Madeline Jacobson, 113, and 5., which is the alternate spot, Grace Bruncke, 114. The race for medalist was a two horse race as the two leaders lapped the field by some 19 strokes. The first horse was a seasoned philly with great...
The Wahkiakum Mules baseball team took one step closer to the state tournament with an 8-2 district win against Life Christian on Tuesday in Adna. James Anderson took the mound in the third inning and earned the win. He pitched nearly three innings, striking out five and allowing one hit. Zach Brown pitched the final two innings and got the save. He struck out four and walked one. Colton Mace went 2-4 and drove in two runs. Anderson was 4-4 and had one RBI. Z. Brown, Terris Record, Hank...
The Wahkiakum Mule track and field team finished out the regular season competing against eight other teams in the Pacific 1B/2B meet in Naselle last Thursday. The Mules took third place in the men's competition with 48 points and the Lady Mules took second place in women's competition with 161 points. Grace Peacock won the 100 meters with a time of 13.60 and placed second in the 200 meters with a time of 28.30, two personal records for the senior. Rory Heywood won the 200 meters with a time of...
