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October 20, 2023
In 1904, Rufus Woods, a young Nebraska native, relocated to Wenatchee. Three years later, he took over the Wenatchee Daily World.
October 18, 2023
The first bridge to transport cars across the Columbia River was built in 1908 - bridging Wenatchee and East Wenatchee. This bridge known for many decades, as - the Pedestrian Bridge.
September 15, 2023
The Prior Lake Police Department responded to and provided summaries for the following incidents Sept. 6-12. The Prior Lake American doesn’t include a comprehensive list of calls to which the
April 25, 2023
Due to high river levels, the Bird Walk, originally scheduled for Saturday, April 29, has been postponed until further notice.
April 4, 2023
The Winona Bird Club will offer three bird walks, free and open to the public, this spring. We welcome all ages and beginners as well as experts.
March 30, 2022
By Chris Rogers, editor, Winona Post
December 21, 2020
GREEN RIVER — After the publication of its article about the turn-of-the-century Wagon Bridge in Green River the Sweetwater County Historical Museum received a number of inquiries about other historical bridges across the Green in Sweetwater County. One photograph from the county museum’s archives of a “sheep bridge” across the Green River depicts what was clearly a “home-made” bridge used to trail sheep across waterway. The original photo is marked “Dailey’s Sheep Bridge” and...
December 18, 2020
Green River Star - Courtesy of the Sweetwater County Historical Museum The Dodge Bridge in 1939 looking west across the Green River on the Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge. After the publication of its article about the turn-of-the-century Wagon Bridge in Green River the Sweetwater County Historical Museum received a number of inquiries about other historical bridges across the Green in Sweetwater County. One photograph from the County Museums archives of a "sheep bridge" across the Gree...