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Culver Lady Bulldogs Remain Undefeated in League Play - Madras Pioneer
The Culver Lady Bulldogs volleyball team has taken the top spot in the 2A-8 East Cascades Conference, improving to a perfect 7-0 league record after victories over Lakeview on Thursday, Oct. 9 and Rogue River on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Culver traveled to Lakeview last Thursday and secured a three-set sweep, winning 25-19, 25-15 and 25-12. The Lady Bulldogs returned home Tuesday to face Rogue River, taking control early and earning another straight-set victory, 25-10, 25-7 and 25-15.
Culver Cross Country continues breaking records - Madras Pioneer
Oxford Classic The Culver Cross Country team continued their recent reputation of breaking records this past weekend at the Oxford Classic held at Drake Park in Bend, on Oct. 3. Wyatt Neff led the Bulldogs at the meet, running a 17:07 and breaking his own school record for the second consecutive weekend. Neff placed 10th in an elite field of 72 runners in the boys varsity race and helped lead Culver to a sixth-place team finish.
Culver Cross Country Season Opens at the Ultimook - Madras Pioneer
The Culver High School Cross Country team made its annual trip to the Oregon Coast this past weekend, opening the 2026 season at the Ultimook, hosted by the Hydrangea Ranch. For the Bulldogs, Ultimook is less about the results and more about getting the season underway.
Speeding and Barking Dogs: Early Days of the Mukilteo Police Department | Muk Revisited
Speeding on 5th Street, congestion due to ferry traffic, barking dogs – these are some of the things that have been affecting the residents of Mukilteo since the early 1900s and are still an issue today. As one of the oldest inhabited areas on Puget Sound, Mukilteo was home to a large lumber mill, a hotel, and several commercial establishments. Until the 1940s Mukilteo was not yet incorporated as a town and the residents looked after themselves.
Muk Revisited | Firefighting and dispatch--from Mrs. Pugh to 9-1-1
We take so much for granted. Today, when we are faced with a fire or a medical emergency, we simply dial 911 and a fire truck or other emergency vehicle should arrive within seven minutes. Mukilteo history from the early 1900s tells stories of using a bucket brigade to extinguish fires. Imagine using pails of water to put out a house fire. With no fire department, it was up to the residents of the city to help with the water buckets. Before the 1920s, that's how things were done.
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