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Not many people realize how big of a resource a community library is until they need it for something, such as research or job hunting. Naomi Fisher,...

On Monday, Feb. 6, the Goldendale Library will host a Travel Series Slideshow with local traveler and presenter Mary Jean Lord.  Antarctica: The Last Unspoiled Continent will feature large-screen...

The eagles are here! Bad weather caused the first event to be canceled, but the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has rescheduled The Dalles Dam Bald Eagle Watch for Saturday, Feb. 4, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m...

Families with young children struggling with job loss and pay cuts are finding it tougher to keep healthy food on the table. There’s help at more than 220 neighborhood clinics statewide through WIC...

Oct. 17, 2011, cases: • Robert Dale Adair, 54, of Lyle, pled guilty to Theft of Access Device in the Second Degree and Trafficking in Stolen Property in the Second degree and was sentenced to 90...

Washington State University Extension educators are offering the award-winning “Ties to the Land” succession planning workshop at multiple locations in February. Succession planning is the human...

The Goldendale Middle School TimberBots Lego robotics team competed at the First Lego League Oregon state championship in Hillsboro, Ore., on...

Eve, The Sentinel’s Adoptable Pet of the Week on Jan. 11, was adopted through Dogs of the Gorge (D.O.G.). However, unlike most dogs taken to the...

This winter women farmers in Washington State will have the unique opportunity to participate in an agricultural workshop offering inspirational stories, practical advice on how to improve their...

Lou Marzeles and Leslie Geatches are returning to the Goldendale Library for a free concert on Thursday, Jan. 26 at 7 p.m in the library’s community room. This time the pair will be joined by...

Rebecca Gourley Reporter Having been in the culinary industry all of his adult life, Alec Chisholm took on what had been the Cornerstone Café,...

Two Goldendale women, Eva Reynolds and Joyce Chiles, will be flying to Sierra Leone, Africa in March to teach vocational skills to disabled women. In...

How often have you seen a bald eagle, our nation’s symbol? Have you ever seen more than bald eagle at a time? We have just the place to see these...

Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission recently announced that Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, was the first of 10 State Parks “free days,” in 2012, when the Discover Pass will not be...

The Economic Development Committee (EDC), an informal gathering of City of Goldendale officials, the Greater Goldendale Chamber of Commerce, and private individuals, reports there is interest in the...

No injuries were reported from a spectacular wreck on Highway 97 at the Simcoe Drive intersection around 4:25 p.m. on Saturday. According to the Washington State Patrol report, Doroteo E. Alvarez,...

They may not qualify to attend an R-rated movie, but soon 16-year-olds in Washington State could register to vote. Register? Yes. Actually vote? No. That civic privilege starts at age 18. A bill to...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking a campground host for the 2012 season at Roosevelt Park in Roosevelt. A customer service-oriented volunteer is needed to help maintain the grounds and...

The Golden Phoenix Assembly 158 of the Rainbow girls in Goldendale held their officer installation ceremonies on Sunday. Front, center is 2012 Worthy...

Early Friday morning the Klickitat County Sheriff’s Office received a call about three suspicious people at the Aluminum Plant site. Sergeant Joe...