Public Announcement Wahkiakum PUD to Acquire Town of Cathlamet Water and Wastewater Systems Wahkiakum Public Utility District (PUD) is pleased to announce the upcoming acquisition of the Town of ...

Wahkiakum School District Surplus Sale On June 12, 2025, Wahkiakum Public School published a Notice of Surplus in the Wahkiakum County Eagle newspaper, stating: The Board of Directors of the Wahkiakum ...

NOTICE OF MEETING Diking Improvement District No. 4 Wahkiakum County, Washington NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of Supervisors of Wahkiakum Diking Improvement District No. 4 will meet in ...

The Clatskanie Community Choir will be holding its spring concert on Thursday, June 12. This is the choir's sixth season ...

We are very proud to have Ester Slovikova as our April Student of the Month. Ester is an exchange student from Slovakia. When ...

Across different schools in Columbia County and Oregon, there is a rising number of students reporting feelings of anxiety and disconnection with their school. A large number of students don't feel ...

Going into the 2025/26 school year, Rainier will be implementing a four-day school week. This will be Monday through Thursday, and students will no longer attend school on Fridays. Over a third of the ...

The Columbia River PUD and American Red Cross are holding their next county-based blood donation drive later this month at the CRPUD office. Columbia River PUD’s Community and Public Relations ...

Russ and Jennifer Crawford are the owners of Crawford Berries ‘n Cream, a crowd favorite in Columbia County. Both are Rainier natives and Jennifer grew up on a dairy farm two miles from where they ...

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The Clatskanie High School varsity baseball won 19 games in the regular season, including a record of 14-1 in league play. Unfortunately for the Tigers, there would not be a 20th victory, as visiting ...

As the world continues to evolve, so do the people in it. Even in a small, tight-knit community like ours, change is not just inevitable, it’s already happening. For generations, many families here ...