Track and field Miller, Larson shine for NHS ST HELENS, Ore. — Twelve schools from Oregon and Washington sent athletes to the Lower Columbia Invitational track meet Saturday. Naselle girls won four ...

Robyn Bailey of Nestwatch at Cornell University wrote that “finding a bird’s nest offers a rare chance to discreetly witness the intricacies of breeding bird biology.” She goes on to say that if we ...

The Naselle baseball team traded Knappa punch-for-punch in an old-fashioned slugfest, taking the Loggers to the final out before succumbing 6-5 on Wednesday, April 9 in Naselle. It was the third ...

Ilwaco’s track squad has applauded some generous help. Head coach Crystal Bell said there are many to thank, especially the ...

In the American West, the Pony Express service began as the first rider departed from St. Joseph, Missouri. For $5 an ounce, ...

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The April 5 weather made for a remarkable and inspiring demonstration against the policies of our current president. The head ...

One of the Columbia River’s storied rescue vessels made its final voyage March 24 when the 52-foot U.S. Coast Guard motor lifeboat Triumph II arrived in Astoria. The Triumph was a star player in as ...

Migrants are on the move along one of the four super-highways in North America. Birds use these super-highways or flyways in ...

As chairman of the Washington State Republican Party we naturally turn to state Rep. Jim Walsh for answers to questions and ...

Knowing gold nuggets when you see them is the mark of a skilled historian, and there’s no better miner than Liisa Penner. I was reminded of this a couple weeks ago during my ongoing scavenger hunt in ...