The latest High Prairian is now available for download or online viewing.
This edition features the 2014 Firehouse Sale wrap-up, a send-off for Fire Chief Doug Hutchison and family, a close up look at Amery’s beautiful spring canola crop, and much more!
The 15th High Prairie Firehouse Sale is down to its final day — tomorrow, May 18.
Friday and Saturday saw a steady parade of shoppers. A lot of stuff went to good homes, and Myrin’s brats flew off the grill at an amazing rate! Tomorrow the sale continues, but now everything is priced to move. Everything will be 1/2 price or $5 a bag (in some cases even $1 a bag), so come and pick up some treasures at a price that can’t be beat!
Don’t miss the bargains, treasures, food and fun at the 15th Annual High Prairie Firehouse Sale!
This big community fundraiser has something for everyone: huge rummage sale, plant sale, silent auction, food booth (with Myrin’s famous brats), quilt raffle, live music, and games for the kids.
Friday, May 16 9 am – 6 pm ’Earlybird Friday’
Saturday, May 17 9 am – 5 pm ’The Main Event’
Sunday, May 18 9 am – 3 pm ’Super Sale Sunday’
Proceeds support High Prairie Fire District 14, the High Prairie Community Center, and the High Prairie Community Council.
For more information, click on Community Council (above) and then Firehouse Sale in the drop-down menu.
The latest High Prairian is now available for download or online viewing.
This issue features a remarkable story about a near disaster that occurred this winter and tips on fire/disaster preparedness. Help the bluebird population grow by building your own nest boxes. There is also a first-in-a-series of articles about sources for viewing/listening to original bluegrass/country music recordings on the Internet. And there is much more!
Please note: There is an error in the date of the Spring Fling event. It will be held Friday, March 21.
The latest High Prairian is now available for download or online viewing.
This Holiday issue contains a report on the HPCC Christmas/Holiday Dinner, a special collection of chocolate molds, more wildlife sightings, effects of wood smoke on asthma sufferers, winter fire prevention tips and lots of poetry and photos.
The latest High Prairian is now available for download or online viewing.
This issue contains a report on the Klickitat County Fair, Goodbye the Neths, High Prairie wildlife sightings, the upcoming Homestead Fair and the High Prairie Picnic with loads of photos.
The latest High Prairian is now available for download or online viewing.
This issue contains a summary of the Firehouse Sale and the 13-Mile Sale with loads of photos. You can also read a summary of the results of the Water Use Survey.
Hey ho! This coming weekend, May 18 and 19, High Prairie is holding its 14th annual Firehouse Sale. This huge community event is High Prairie’s one major fundraiser for the year, and it is quite an experience! With a big rummage sale, plant sale, silent auction, quilt raffle, food booth, and more, this is an event not to be missed.
Check out more information under the Community Council heading above.
If you are a return visitor to this website (and we hope you are) you may have noticed a few changes. First, we have changed the navigation to make it a little easier to follow. There is still some content that we need to move over but you’ll find the latest High Prairian and the community calendar available now.
Next, we’ve made it easier for you to participate in discussions in the Community Blog. In fact, we encourage you to use this area to start discussion topics of interest to the community. We just ask that you keep it civil (and, of course, PG-rated).
Finally, you’ll note that you no longer need to register or log in to view certain content (yay!) We’ve added some security measures so you don’t have to. In fact, if you would like to submit comments or initiate a blog topic, your post won’t appear right away. All submitted content is held for review/approval by the Webmistress or original blog author. Generally, there will only be a delay of a few hours.
So now you have a reason to return and, hopefully, contribute.
The latest High Prairian is now available for download or online viewing.
This issue features articles about water resources and water use on the Prairie. We invite you to complete the included survey of water use. This information will be helpful to shape further dialogue about this important issue. You may submit your responses by either printing the survey from the downloaded version, completing it and mailing it to:
Water Use Survey
981 Centerville Hwy
Lyle, WA 98635
or completing and submitting your responses to the survey online. Either way, the information that you provide will be kept anonymous.
