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May 15, 2008
•Picnic at the Palouse is Saturday
•Crop acreage reports no accepted for USDA programs
•Defensive driving courses planned for county employees
•Elected officials, commissioners agree to meet regularly
•Former Ritzville UMC minister commissioned to Pacific Realm
•Lind takes home top ribbons from Junior Livestock Show
•The Patient Channel goes online
•Watershed planning meeting to
be held May 20
May 8, 2008
•County okays Chevron agreement
•Large group turns out for Join Hands Day
•Park and rec plans for levy,
summer months
•Schmunk to serve on town council
•Strohmaier will again seek the Lincoln County judgeship
•Volunteers needed for successful 2008 Relay
For Life
May 1, 2008
•Featured Quilter debuts at 2008 quilt show
•Lions Club White Cane Days are Friday and Saturday
•County to reinstate Law and Justice Council
•Town, historical society resolve sidewalk issue
•Lind Council approves final phase of airport project
•Top fuel dragster to appear at Washtucna auto show
April 24, 2008
•Collision kills two, injures three
•County launches revamped Web site
•Join Hands Day activities set for Ritzville
•Lind Town Council adopts zoning change
•Shop rags available at Lind Thrift Store
•Western Art Show returns to Historic Ritzville Days
April 17, 2008
•Body of missing Forsyth man recovered
•Ritzville Chamber contract for visitor’s center modified
•Ritzville City wants old high school buttoned up
•Ritzville Library celebrates National Library Week
•Mayor seeks skateboard park options
•Ritzville School District hearing set on I-728
•Search warrant nets two for drugs
•State heritage grant workshop held in Ritzville
•Traveling Vietnam Memorial expected to make brief stop
•Two apply for Lind School District’s top job
•Washtucna alumni set to gather May 24
April 10, 2008
•Ag awareness, safety fair kicks
off today
•Alumni Banquet invites to arrive
in your mail this week
•EARH plans free parenting courses
•Lower Lake Roosevelt Watershed planning meeting
•Two-car wreck claims Coulee City woman
•WDWF stocking trout in Sprague Lake
•Walkers, runners asked to follow guidelines at fairgrounds
April 3, 2008
•$111,958 bid awarded for Division
Street sidewalk project
•Adams County Republicans elect
delegates
•Commissioners okay health department
strategic plan
•Commissioners, hospital staff focus on
customer service
•Community shows support at Nichols
benefit
•Council appoints two new commissioners
for city boards
•Lawsuit over failed sewage lagoon
proceeds
•Pet Rescue benefit planned at city
park
March 27, 2008
•Join Hands Day projects needed
•Leaky pipes – Crews try to keep up with water system
•Lind Council addresses audit findings
March 20, 2008
•Easter
Bunny to make a few more egg stops this week
•Holy Week
services set at area churches
•Kickoff
jumpstarts Ritzville's Relay For Life
•Commission
to use funds for review of design ordinance
•Bowling alley owner opposes creation of buffer zone
•Land
owners can request the county to not spray
•Two
rescued dogs on the road to recovery
•Ritzville
schools receive clean audit
•Deadlines
for Grange scholarships near
•Legislature
sends Schmick bills to governor's desk
•Re-mark
your calendar to celebrate at Lind Fun Fair
•Schoesler's telephone town hall "a great success"
•Sign up
for Business After Hours
•Upper Crab
Creek-Wilson Creek planning meeting
March 13, 2008
•Easter, Holy Week services set at area churches
•Grade school to look for volunteer coordinator
•Lee & Hayes names Shaun Cross as firm’s first CEO
•Lind church to celebrate 100 years
•Ritzville community blood drive slated
•RMA to host community Good Friday service
•Rossi energizes local Republicans
•Sign up for junior Grange summer camp
•Time to register for kindergarten, preschool
March 6, 2008
•Adams
County to maintain fair, grounds
•Annual
weed list hearing set for March 11
•Easter
egg hunt, kite flying planned in Ralston
•Finance
committee to review 110 Fund requests
•Information
day planned for sheep producers
•Public
works dealing with water leaks, potholes
•Volunteerism
– Is there a lack of it?
February 28, 2008
•Classic comedies on tap for RCT performances
•Formal launch of eXtension announced by WSU
•Herbicide resistance management workshops
•Lind to celebrate ’40 years of Junior Miss’
•McManamon Road project bids lower
February 21, 2008
•Meteor brightens the sky, soars past Adams County
•Council agrees to half day retreat
•Eight join local roster of EMTs
•New signs would make it easy to find schools
•Seller beware of fake check scams
•State Junior Miss Program plans at-large program
•USPS releases next Literary Arts stamp Thursday
February 14, 2008
•EARH pilots smoking cessation program
•Here’s your chance to win a 30-second shopping spree
•John Claypool to fill council seat
•Melting snow soaks the county, state
•Sheriff’s Office Recognizes Its Own
•Tour group to visit Ritzville church
•Town approves minor water projects
•Town to address mobile homes in zoning code
•Two vie for BBEC director position
February 7, 2008
●Barbershop quartet to deliver Singing Valentines
●Hospital district employees to receive cost of living increase
●Hospital foundation approves new board members, slate of officers
●Hospital foundation honors Ron Baumann
●Schmick named to caucus leadership position
January 31, 2008
●Check the mailbox for your presidential primary ballot
●Ritzville School District to ask voters to approve M&O levy
●State auditor scolds Town of Lind for lack of financial controls
●Washtucna School District requests M&O levy
January 24, 2008
●Assistant Attorney General wins award for contributions
●Register now for hunter education class
●Spokane Ag Expo expands scope of event
●Youth vision of skate park mirrors adults’
January 17, 2008
●Davenport athlete returns to school, basketball after suspension
●Five share their ‘dreams’ for Ritzville
●Schafer settles in as newest council member
●State marketing guru volunteers time, for wheat museum
January 10, 2008
●City will barricade snow covered Jackson Street
●Community awards, auction top chamber’s annual meeting
●Economic development group on a synergy high
●Koss’s city council seat left empty
●Montana search continues for Ritzville grad
●Soil expert tops combined annual meeting Jan. 29
January 3, 2008
● A review of the year’s biggest news
● A.G. McKenna to lead public forums on gas prices
● Hospital board changes meeting location
● Kenfield to continue at EARH through February
● Sheriff’s Office ready for 2008
● New law prohibits texting while driving
● Performance review of hospital district complete
● TRT arrest three in high-risk search
● Hospital district’s reimbursement policy
● Two-vehicle collision nets arrests
December 27, 2007
●Study finds irrigation water loss could cripple Adams, Lincoln Counties
●Snow procedures for city, county and state
December 20, 2007
●One interested in Lind council vacancy
●Reserve your spot at ACDC Kick-Off Luncheon now
●Town approves final reservoir payment
December 13, 2007
●Ag disaster low interest emergency loans for Adams County
●Conservation district starts local nursery
●DeLeo hangs up engineer’s hat
●Emergency protocol saves time when lives are at stake
●Horizons tabulates community input
●Local resident knows her trains
●Schmick takes office as new 9th District state representative
●Troopers seize cocaine after routine traffic stop
December 6, 2007
●Cancer Patient Care Grant applications due soon
●Four bid on Cemetery Road Bridge project
●Kathryn Miller Christmas Parade is Sunday in Lind
●Lepper resigns from town council
●Mosquito control district lowers assessment
●Washtucna buys equipment with grant funds
November 29, 2007
●Bank of Whitman continues food drive
●Chamber announces scarecrow winners
●County approves permit for Waste Management
●County’s levy shift may be harmful to taxing districts
●Fatality collision mars Thanksgiving
●Hospital district turkey, food drives underway
●Town of Lind amends 2007 budget
●WSP Traffic stop results in drug bust
November 22, 2007
●Park and rec district sets 2008 budget
●Start creating your lighted float now
●Three-year contracts approved for physicians
●New dining area under construction at fairgrounds
November 15, 2007
●Ritzville, Lind Councils vote to join ACDC
●Sterling Savings to host Giving Tree
●Three injured after one-car rollover on I-90
November 8, 2007
●Ritzville High School confirms MRSA infection
●FEMA sets public meeting on floodplain study
●Skull is more than 600 years old
November 1, 2007
●Commissioners agree on six-year road plan
●Lind candle lighting event honors those claimed by Alzheimer’s
●New economic development council to focus on business retention
●RCT to present ‘Murder In The Court’
