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Courtesy Photo - James Samplawski with one of his drones he uses to take videos and photos.
Courtesy Photo - James Samplawski with one of his drones he uses to take videos and photos.

WH Drone rebrands as Midnight Frog Studio

Go to any event in north Pacific County and look around, you will probably spot James Samplawski flying his drone taking photos of the event. Samplawski is a sole proprietor based out of South Bend. But Willapa Harbor Drone is going away and Midnight Frog Studio is taking its place.

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After 101 years, Raymond VFW surrenders its charter

After 101 years, Raymond VFW surrenders its charter

The VFW Pacific Post 968 has been in the area for 101 years as a post, but on September 13 the members voted to Surrender the VFW's Charter

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Photo Courtesy Larry Bale - Raymond-South Bend running back Ferrill Johnson runs for yardage against Ilwaco Friday night.
Photo Courtesy Larry Bale - Raymond-South Bend running back Ferrill Johnson runs for yardage against Ilwaco Friday night.

Johnson runs for 202 in Fishermen rout

SOUTH BEND - Raymond-South Bend blasted Ilwaco 41-14 on homecoming for Seagull students at RHS Friday night. Ferrill Johnson exploded for 202 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns for the Ravens who netted 402 yards on the ground. Johnson also caught a TD pass good for 33 yards for 235 yards of total offense.

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South Bend Police awarded three grants

South Bend Police awarded three grants

SOUTH BEND - The South Bend Police Department recently received three grants, including an awarded grant from USDA for two patrol vehicles, according to Police Chief Lucas Stigall.

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Maegan Skoubo
Maegan Skoubo

Skoubo brings excellence as new Valley math teacher

MENLO - Maegan Skoubo joins the Willapa Valley School District as a middle-high school math instructor with more than two decades of teaching experience. Skoubo has returned to the area after having taught in Raymond up until a couple years ago.

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Katie Carlyle
Katie Carlyle

Raymond adds more talent to classrooms

Katie Carlyle and Linda Lemco are the latest additions to the Raymond Elementary School teaching staff. Carlyle is a third grade teacher, and Lemco will instruct special education for grades 7-12.

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NDAs not available to the public

The Lewis County Economic Alliance has been under fire by PUD Commissioner Mike Hadaller for pursuing hydrogen power at the soon-to-be former site of the TransAlta steam plant. The questions Commissioner Hadaller posed have brought up even more questions. The most important being: Why are two of the three Lewis County Commissioners signing Non-Disclosure Agreements and why can't the public receive a copy of those Agreements? The Lewis County News requested the NDAs through the public records portal and the records came back that they could not be located.

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Please do not feed the horses

Please do not feed the horses

Meyers Meadows is a new development in Winlock that has been marked by several issues. Now that the property is almost fully developed, new issues are arising for those who live in homes near the apartments and townhouses.

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Randy Pennington
Randy Pennington

New Resource Officer in Winlock

The Winlock School District has a new Resource Officer and he is known to most of us. Randy Pennington who retired from the Toledo Police Department answered the call of duty and this time, it's for our kids. Randy has always been an asset in the community, working as a fire commissioner and also as a member of the paramedic team in Winlock for many years. He's a stand up guy that all of us respect!

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Winlock resident falls on  Egg Day, insurance denied

Winlock resident falls on Egg Day, insurance denied

During Egg Days, a longtime Winlock resident, Freda Steveson, who is 89 years old, tripped on the sidewalk in front of the former Nichols Wilson building, now owned by Mayor Brandon Svenson. Freda has contacted the City of Winlock and the insurance company, who hung up on her.

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We call 911 when we have an emergency So when 911 has an emergency, who do they call?

We call 911 when we have an emergency So when 911 has an emergency, who do they call?

Does our Lewis County 911 center have an emergency? I believe they do, it is called funding. Currently funding for the center is achieved mainly through fees paid by the various agencies that are dispatched by the center, our fire depts, local police, LSCO etc. Currently our center basically has the same radio capabilities, regarding radio transmission sites it had during the 80s when I was employed there. To say the 911 infrastructure is outdated is a huge understatement. This is mainly due to lack of funding.

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OPINION: Winlock Annexation Public Hearing

OPINION: Winlock Annexation Public Hearing

Winlock's annexation plan will be open to public discussion at 6:00 p.m. on Friday September 8. All those interested in the annexation are encouraged to attend to hear and comment on the code changes, tax assessment, law enforcement, fire protection, and infrastructure costs associated with the annexation. This may be the last opportunity for residents in the area taken by the annexation to make a record of their concerns.

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Washington State International Kite Festival paints rainbows by day, lights up the sky at night

Washington State International Kite Festival paints rainbows by day, lights up the sky at night

The ever-popular Washington State International Kite Festival (WSIKF), in its 42nd year, offers a week's extravaganza of kite-flying fun in Long Beach from August 21 through 27. The festival is free to the public and includes exciting kite competitions, hands-on experiences, live entertainment, and other ways to celebrate the simple delight, sport and art of kite flying on a wide swath of beach.

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Self-Regulation Doesn't Come Naturally

Self-Regulation Doesn't Come Naturally

Teaching our children to be curious, kind, and polite helps our children succeed in life. Yet there is one skill adults overlook that children need to have and that is self-regulation. The majority of successful adults have an understanding of how to respond to different situations and are able to adjust their emotions in those situations.

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