Satsop News

Falling river flows this week uncovered some interesting signs for steelhead anglers.

THE DAILY WORLD Hoquiam City crews work to clear a culvert that was blocked from a slide that brought mud and trees onto Broadway Avenue toward East Hoquiam along the Hoquiam River Wednesday morning.

The National Weather Service issued flood warnings for numerous rivers in Western Washington on Tuesday night as a series of Pacific storms threatened to drop heavy rain in the Olympics and Cascades.

Little has changed on the fishing front this week, except perhaps the growing totals of coho salmon and sea run cutthroat in the Cowlitz.

Chum are moving into Hood Canal and catching has been good around the Hoodsport hatchery.

Salmon fishing on the Chehalis and Willapa has dropped off considerably, low water being the culprit.

A little rain and some fresh water is beginning to move new hatchery coho into the Columbia, the lower tributaries, and the Chehalis and Willapa systems.

The modern firearm deer and waterfowl hunting seasons open Saturday, and hunters should find plenty of ducks but fewer bucks.

It is time to get serious about plans for this year's modern rifle deer seasons.

Michael Lamb rides a black and gray spotted Arabian horse in circles in the 60-foot by 180-foot arena at Lamb Show Horse Ranch.

THE DAILY WORLD Gary and Anita Gantz feed the alpacas that they raise on their property in the Schaefer Meadows community north of Brady.

The Daily World A 37-year-old Elma man, Joseph Miller, was taken to Providence St.

Former Westport Shipyard vice president Larry Nelson has been tapped to be the executive director for the new Northwest Manufacturers' Alliance.

“It's like psychological warfare”

Posted yesterday at 11:59 am by Rick Anderson The old N-tower A quarter century after our tax dollars disappeared in the nuclear power-generating debacle we know as "Whoops," there will be light at Satsop. via The Daily Weekly

“I'm sorry we couldn't keep them local, but I'm very excited to keep them in our region”

A steel tank manufacturer on West Bay Drive plans to move to Grays Harbor County in the next six months but has extended its lease with South Sound developer Tri Vo, the company's new landlord. via The Olympian