The Washington State Legislature kicks off its 2025 session next month, the first time legislators are meeting since a task ...

The Naselle Comets have been lighting it up as of late and are riding a three-game winning streak in the new year. The two ...

Even after a significant reduction in acreage from the controversial Fields Fir Timber Sale, many Naselle residents remain ...

The Clatskanie girls basketball team returned from Christmas break and resumed its winning ways on the road, defeating Colton ...

Happy New Year from your Sheriff! It has been a very busy six months since I was appointed to Office, and I wanted to say thank you for your patience as I navigate my new responsibilities. I was able ...

The Eagle is looking for writers, photographers, and columnists who would like to help us cover events in Wahkiakum County, Naselle, and Clatskanie. This is your opportunity to keep your neighbors ...

Commercial Dungeness crab season is being delayed until at least Jan. 15 after sampling found crab in the prime area between Klipsan Beach and the mouth of the Columbia River still slow to harden and ...

The Naselle-Grays River Valley School Board met for their monthly meeting on December 17, 2024. Board positions for Chair and Vice Chair were voted on. Robert Torppa was voted to continue as Chair, ...

The black-eyed pea is infamous in traditional American lore as representing luck and prosperity if consumed first on New Year's Day. Dating back to the American Civil War, one story shares that it is ...

There is a gemstone growing in winter gardens, ready to harvest about Christmas time. The brussels sprout loves the cool weather the PNW offers and is growing happily while everything else is laying ...

The Eagle is delivered to our readers’ mailboxes each week, bringing the news of Wahkiakum County and now Clatskanie with it. The Eagle wants to introduce its community to the team of dedicated people ...

In this column we showcase the special education teachers who work tirelessly to encourage students to suceed. Each student has a different gift and special circumstance that impacts their learning.