Grays River Grange #124

First Day At Food Booth

Have Lunch At The Fair Today!

WAHKIAKUM COUNTY FAIR: SKAMOKAWA  The fair food booth is a partnership between the Skamokawa and Grays River Granges. We'll be open today from 11:00 to 2:00 for lunch. Come on down for hot dogs, hamburgers, fries, chicken strips and soda pop!

Advocates Fight For Naselle Youth Camp At State Capitol

Daily Astorian on Youth Camp hearing in Olympia.

Wahkiakum Eagle Site Has New Look

The Wahkiakum County Eagle has revamped its website. Congratulations on the new style!

Exemplification of the 1st Degree

Grays River Granger's conducted the Exemplification of the 1st Degree on July 28th. (From left top - Doug Larson, Krist Novoselic, Steve Puddicombe, Esther Gregg, Carol Ervest, Merlin Durrah, Robert Pyle. Front left - Ora Loraine Bauer, Darbury Novoselic, Amy Ammer, Darlene Ammer, Sheran Parker.) Click on image for larger.

Grays River Grange

Welcome!!

Past Master Carlton Appelo. Cliff Danielson & ladies Stockhom Sweden.

January 7: Grange Hall High Water Photos

Water is Coming Into Our Grange Hall. The floor has been cleared, stations, chairs and tables have been moved to dining room. Theatre seats still in place.

Photos taken at 12:15pm

Water Seeping in Ante Room

Water is Over Top of Blue Junker Car Next Door

East Side of Hall

Piano Has Been Raised - Hopefully High Enough!

Front Porch

Worthy Ceres

View East Off Porch

View South West

Remember Last Week?

The Grays River Grange wants everyone to be safe and dry. If there's anything we can do please call 465-2841 or grange@wwest.net.

Dredging the Grays River?

The Grays River Grange has initiated a process to review the feasibility and community support for dredging the mouth of Grays River.

Various efforts for the approval of dredging have been attempted in our local community over the years and unfortunately have been unsuccessful.

The Grange has been a leader in the western Wahkiakum County for over one hundred years and our organization wants to give dredging a shot. We are starting with an assessment of community interest and investment in the project. We plan to discuss the real and likely outcomes of the project, such as; how much, if any, flood relief would occur, how often would the river need dredged in order to maintain a channel and is a viable sport fishing channel desirable?

For the next two months, the Grays River Grange will be collecting information about community interest in a dredging project. Please post a comment below.

We kindly request that comments feature the authors actual name. Anonymous postings will be deleted regardless of content.  Thank you.

For more information - grange@wwest.net.