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WEBAfter living a full 81 amazing years, Roy Phillip Pfenniger passed away on August 3, 2024 at St. John’s Hospital surrounded by his loving family. He was born to Ernest and Juanita Pfenniger in Ohio, on April 6, 1943. He was raised in Chardon, Ohio with his sister Marie, before his father decided to move the family to Salem, Oregon, where he ...
Obituaries - The Wahkiakum County Eagle
WEBAug 15, 2024. Rodney Guy Dunham was born June 14, 1937, in Grays River Washington and died at home on August 6, 2024 at the age of 87. Rodney was born to Guy and Edith (Magnuson) in Grays River and attended the Grays River Elementary school until eight grade. He met Elizabeth Ann (Beth) Quigley at the county fair, and they married July 11th ...
News - The Wahkiakum County Eagle
WEBSep 12, 2024 · The Wahkiakum County Eagle archives search page. Bigger than a flag: Honor and remembrance woven into local landmark Leslie Montgomery | Sep 5, 2024. While driving the winding highway that carves its way through dense forests, hills, and cliffs along the Columbia River to Cathlamet the natural beauty of Southwest Washington is evident everywhere you look.
The Wahkiakum County Eagle Wahkiakum People
WEBJennifer Figueroa | Aug 22, 2024. Megan Blackburn is the latest individual to be featured in The Eagle's Community Member Spotlight. She has lived in Wahkiakum County for 11 years and is a very active community member. Growing up with parents in the military, Megan moved around regularly, never really putting down roots.
Sports - The Wahkiakum County Eagle
WEBApr 18, 2024 · Eagle Staff | Feb 22, 2024. The Wahkiakum Mules boys basketball team are 13-4 in the 2B Central district and 18-6 overall after their win over Toledo Saturday (68-56). They lost to Toutle Lake Friday (58-53). The boys …
Opinion - The Wahkiakum County Eagle
WEBTo The Eagle, Mayor Olson’s list of accomplishments is growing. He is experienced, organized, and deft at two related issues key to the TOC’s success: networking, and fundraising. That he finds himself under attack from members of the city council is sad, but not surprising. I served one term as mayor (2010-13).
About The Wahkiakum County Eagle
WEBAbout The Wahkiakum County Eagle, a weekly newspaper. The Wahkiakum County Eagle has served the printing and publishing needs of Wahkiakum County and Naselle since May 14, 1891.. In The Eagle, you find the pulse of the community.News stories tell what has happened to affect the community as well as what state, county, city and school government are doing.
Covid-19 - The Wahkiakum County Eagle
WEBCovid-19 update Apr 6, 2023. By Diana Zimmerman There were no new official cases of covid-19 reported in Wahkiakum County last week. The cumulative total stands at 644 according to the Washington Department of Health, and the number of hospitalizations and deaths attributed to the virus remain the same, at 50 and 11 respectively.
State approves $55 million forestland purchase
WEBNov 9, 2023 · The acquisition, the state's largest in . more than a decade, would bring more than 9,000 acres in Wahkiakum County into public ownership . The Washington State Board of Natural Resources approved the $55 million purchase of more than 9,000 acres of forestland in Wahkiakum County during its meeting …
Wahkiakum County Assessor heading north
WEBJun 13, 2024 · Wahkiakum County Assessor Falon Hoven’s last day on the job was Friday, June 7, 2024. She was offered and accepted the position of Chief Deputy Assessor for Whatcom County and will be starting in that position on June 17. Her new office will be in the County courthouse in Bellingham. That leaves the Wahkiakum County Commissioners with the decisio...
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