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 News    May 16, 2012 

Food drive brings in 5,000 pounds of food

The Goldendale Post Office received overwhelming support for its annual food drive from Goldendale and Centerville, held on May 12. Letter carriers collected approximately 5,000 pounds of...

 
 By Rebecca Gourley    News    May 16, 2012 

Home burns to ground in fire

Seven people were displaced after a fire ran rampant through a home at 432 Austin Road, taking everything inside with it to the ground. Alexis and...

 
 News    May 16, 2012 

SAR starts conference

The Klickitat County Sheriff’s Office and Search and Rescue (SAR) volunteers have begun hosting the 2012 Washington State Search and Rescue Conference. The conference started Monday and continues...

 
 News    May 16, 2012 

Friendly Giant

Second graders got an up close visit with a giraffe at Schreiner Farms last week. Students from throughout Klickitat County participated in the...

 
 News    May 16, 2012 

Solid Start

The Goldendale Farmers’ Market kicked off its season Saturday at Ekone Park with a large crowd and perfect weather. Booths were plentiful and...

 
 By Sverre Bakke    News    May 16, 2012 

White Salmon police chief under

The City of White Salmon placed Bingen-White Salmon Police Chief Tony Domish on paid administrative leave on May 3 pending the outcomes of two separate investigations: one in Snohomish County where...

 
 News    May 16, 2012 

PUD Commissioners meeting to address possible water, sewer rate changes

Included on the May 22 agenda of the regular meeting of the Klickitat PUD Board of Commissioners will be discussion on proposed revisions to the water and sewer rates for the systems in Lyle,...

 
 News    May 9, 2012

Whoo goes there?

A mother horned owl flanks her two babies Monday in a nest high in a tree near Goldendale....

 
 By Andrew Christiansen    News    May 9, 2012

Wild crash wrecks two cars and portion of house on Pipeline

There was mayhem on Pipeline early Friday morning. Resident’s were awakened by the sounds of a crash as a minivan missed the turn and two vehicles...

 
 By Lou Marzeles    News    May 9, 2012

Eclipses, rare transit are events to observe

Steve Stout has been at the Goldendale Observatory for 386.46 lunations. “A lunation is a lunar phase,” he told the Greater Goldendale Chamber of...

 
 By Rebecca Gourley    News    May 9, 2012

City talks about signs to get around town

Nearly everyone has a GPS in their car, or at least a smartphone with the capability. However, some would say that little towns like Goldendale are...

 
 News    May 9, 2012

Post office food drive collects this Saturday

On Saturday, May 12, the Goldendale Post Office will be participating in the national letter carriers food drive. Last year the drive collected more than 5,000 pounds of donations for the local food...

 
 News    May 9, 2012

Farmers’ Market opens for season Saturday

Daffodils are blooming, the sun has been shining, and the Farmers’ Market opens this weekend. Just in time for Mother’s Day, the market will be featuring a card-making demonstration at 11 a.m.,...

 
 By Rebecca Gourley    News    May 9, 2012

Fire destroys home on Austin Road

Seven people were displaced after a fire ran rampant through a home on Austin Road, taking everything inside with it to the ground. Alexis and Mike...

 
 By Rebecca Gourley    News    May 2, 2012

School worker fired, arrested on sex charges

A Goldendale School District (GSD) employee was fired Thursday, April 26 after allegations surfaced about her alleged sexual involvement with a...

 
 News    May 2, 2012

Maryhill’s new wing to open with weekend special events

After more than a year of construction, the new Mary and Bruce Stevenson Wing at Maryhill Museum of Art will open to the public with a full weekend of celebration May 12 and 13. Visitors will be...

 
 News    May 2, 2012

Fire at the Inn

Firefighters respond to a fire Thursday, April 26, in an upper room at the Quality Inn in Goldendale. A total of six rooms were damaged, five guest...

 
 News    May 2, 2012

Dallesport fishing site opening celebrated

Leadership from the Columbia River Treaty Tribes, the Corps of Engineers, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs gathered on the banks of the Columbia...

 
 By Rebecca Gourley    News    May 2, 2012

Health care team did 3,000-mile commute

Imagine commuting to work via a 3,000-mile flight. That is what two local health professionals did when they moved to Goldendale. Physician...

 
 By Lou Marzeles    News    April 25, 2012

Fifty years of the Presby House Museum

“No nation in the world has a richer spiritual heritage than we have in our small communities,” Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas told the...

 

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