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The Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Michigan State University announces its 2022–2023 cohort of Entrepreneurs-in-Residence.

Remington Greenup Like his brother Winchester, Remington Greenup was named for a gunmaker. “[My parents] just thought it was a cool name because they go hunting a lot,” Remington said. The sport of hunting never really took hold with Remington, whose friends sometimes call him Rem, or Remy. He does love engines, however. His dad is a logger and mechanic, and Remington has been helping him as much as possible since he was very young. “I loved to help,” Remington said. “Cars and truc...

Like his brother Winchester, Remington Greenup was named for a gunmaker. “[My parents] just thought it was a cool name because they go hunting a

Meet Our Seniors: Colton Bachman   April 29, 2021 Colton Bachman moved from Astoria to Wahkiakum County when he was six or seven, and so he has shared the classroom with some of the same people for most of his life. "Its nice," Colton said. "Its not like a big school, you know everybody. Youre pretty much friends with a lot of people." During high school, he preferred to spend his time in the Vocational/Agriculture classroom with Kyle Hurley. "I like Mr. Hurley," Colton said. "I like his clas...

Mary Ann Thomas | Tribune-Review Dustin Traill, tech education teacher at Apollo-Ridge High School, shows a wood design of the Apollo-Ridge logo made by students with a computerized router in the high school wood shop.   TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. It’s not your father’s wood shop. A CNC router is programmed to buzz through wood with any design created on a computer for the Industrial Math class at A...