Cathlamet News

The Town of Cathlamet Town Council is hosting a Waterfront Redevelopment Workshop this Saturday, 1-4:30 p.m., in the J.A. Wendt Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room, Cathlamet.

The beginning of this week has begun cloudy with a few sprinkles now and then, but considering we had a nice stretch of dry, warm weather, I guess we can't complain too much.

The Blanche Bradley Memorial Library Foundation is accepting donations of gently used books for its upcoming book sale to benefit the Cathlamet Library.

Paul Laufman, graduate of RA Long High School in Longview in 1956, a Lower Columbia College and Washington State University alum, gave a presentation to middle school and high school students, and proved that hard work and a dream could turn a so-called "average student" into the right stuff.

The Board of Wahkiakum County Commissioners have announced they will hold two town hall meetings about possible new regulations for junked vehicles and related issues.

Here we are at the beginning of yet another month. The time is just flying by! This month starts the beginning of a super-busy time around our area, but I have to say, I feel like we've had lots of goings-on already.

After a wet, windy and often cold weekend with a spattering of sunshine here and there, it looks like we finally have a few days of warmth in our region and it's sure a welcome sight.

Started over 30 years ago by churches in the Skamokawa and Cathlamet areas, the Wahkiakum Food Bank operates Tuesday afternoons in a room at the county Health and Human Services campus on the Elochoman Valley Road.

Students from Cathlamet elementary, middle and high schools will perform "Snow White" this Saturday to bring to a close a week of intense theatrical activity.