Scout Wave News Today

City of Salida staff are recommending all boaters and river users to use the bypass channel on river left of the Scout Wave, during this time of high water. Also,

A group of six veterans participated in and graduated from the inaugural Veterans on the River program, intended to help veterans build communication skills and become leaders on the river.

Salida High School junior Amato Halenda is well on his way to earning his Eagle Scout ranking, and on March 29 spent his time building a wheelchair pad for disabled

In-river construction on the Scout Wave has been completed, with improvements including a fish passage that doubles as a boat bypass in high water, a larger pool at the bottom

After 25 years as a veteran of the United States Army, and countless years bouncing from various positions and universities for multiple degrees, Jason Dickinson has found his passion project

Dear Editor:

Salida city officials announced the Scout Wave improvement project will start Jan. 17 with the removal of old concrete rubble and trees on the rivers left bank below the structure.

Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:

From an engineering perspective the 2022 improvements to the Scout Wave worked “tremendously well” – but many others are skeptical that the additional $263,650 approved by Salida City Council to