Serving Franklin County, WA
Serving Franklin County, WA
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PASCO —Franklin County commissioners unanimously approved a resolution voicing support of the First and Second Amendments of the U.S. Constitution during this morning’s meeting, Tuesday, April 20, but not without a dustup between Chairman Clint Didier and Commissioner Lowell “Brad” Peck. The resolution, 2021-081, was brought proposed by Didier and drafted by Franklin County Administrator Keith Johnson. Commissioner Rocky Mullen brought it forward to discuss with a motion to approve and a second by Didier. Under the resolution...
ICE HARBOR DAM – The lowland lakes fishing season opens Saturday, April 24, with trout being the most sought-after species. Opening day also marks the opening day of the statewide trout derby, where fishermen can win more than 1,000 prizes totaling more than $38,000. While some lakes are open for fishing year-round, the state closes a number of lakes through the fall and winter while it stocks millions of trout and kokanee. In Franklin County, the state stocked approximately 6,500 rainbow trout in Dalton Lake, located a...
WASHTUCNA — The School District will host a second public forum to discuss a possible move to a four-day school week at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 27 in the school gymnasium, 730 N.E. Boone St. The public forum will be followed by the regular School Board meeting at 7 p.m. Spokeswoman Lora Hille said the meeting will be informational with opportunities for input and to have questions answered. Prior the the coronavirus outbreak, only the Bickleton School District in Klickitat County instituted a standard four-day educational w...