The Clatskanie girls basketball team split a pair of games last week, resulting in a #2 seeding entering its state tournament ...

I interviewed Stephanie Leitz of Puget Island for our third installment of Reader's Fave. This is a casual talk with someone ...

Taylor is a care free, easy going, a go with the flow person and likes to try new things. She is looking forward to joining ...

The state playoff picture is falling into place, and Wahkiakum boys basketball has danced through the district gauntlet to ...

Kale is one of the hardiest and most rewarding crops to grow in the Pacific Northwest, and February is the perfect time to appreciate its resilience and nutritional value. Originating in Asia, kale ...

President Donald Trump’s moves to slash the federal workforce have gutted the ranks of wildland firefighters and support personnel, fire professionals warn, leaving communities to face deadly ...

On the west end of Wahkiakum County, the Johnson Park Community Center (JPCC) has become a beacon of community spirit where volunteers are rolling up their sleeves to preserve and improve this vital ...

Earlier this month, the Wahkiakum County Eagle welcomed author Kirk McKnight on as the newspaper's editor. McKnight has spent the last three years working as staff writer, associate editor and, ...

Wahkiakum School District is moving forward in its search for a new superintendent, with a full day of interviews and public engagement scheduled for Friday, Feb. 28. The process will involve multiple ...

This past first semester, Clatskanie Middle High School (CMHS) has been preparing to say goodbye to one of its beloved teachers, Mr. Deney Flatz. Mr. Flatz has been teaching at CMHS for seven years.

Bills dealing with cow burps, the state flag, and changes to police traffic stop standards are among the first to land in the legislative graveyard this year in Olympia. This session, lawmakers in the ...