'Nothing comes without cost'
RITZVILLE - More than 50 residents turned out Monday, May 29, to remember the reason for Memorial Day. During a solemn observance on a grassy knoll in Ritzville Memorial Cemetery,... — Updated 5/30/2023
Harrington mayor not seeking re-election
HARRINGTON — There will be a new mayor in town after the start of the new year. Current Mayor Jesse Silhan announced on his 75th birthday — Friday, May 19 — that he isn’t seeking re-election after his two-year term... — Updated 5/30/2023
Local man recounts life before Ritzville
- Editor's Note: This is the first in a three-part series on William 'Bill' Sager. Part 2 will publish June 7. RITZVILLE - For William "Bill" Sager hard times began early. His... — Updated 5/30/2023
City Council planning for growth
RITZVILLE — The City Council on May 16 approved a housing action plan after holding public hearings in March and April. “The goal of the HAP is to encourage the construction of additional affordable and market rate housing in... — Updated 5/30/2023
Pop-Up in the Park
Residents and visitors turned out early Memorial Day weekend to enjoy Pop-Up in the Park. The celebration included music, vendors and more. Weekend festivities opened with a street... — Updated 5/30/2023
Public Records
Land Transactions RITZVILLE – The Adams County Assessor’s Office reported the following land transactions from May 21-26: May 26 Reyna Medina of Othello, 1979 trailer at 810 S. Highway 24 No. B1 to Beatriz Peralta Medina of... — Updated 5/30/2023
From the Files
125 Years Ago Adams County News June 1, 1898 Local and Personal Tromp Donald and his mother were in town Thursday. Don't you want a hair net? If so, call at the Model Millinery.... — Updated 5/30/2023
New Correctional Officer
Mason Boyce, right, has graduated from the Washington State Corrections Academy. "We are excited to have him back with us," Adams County Sheriff Dale Wagner said last... — Updated 5/30/2023
Memorial Day to be observed in county
RITZVILLE — The community will remember fallen war heroes with a weekend of activities around Adams County. A Memorial Day observance is set for 11:30 a.m. Monday, May 29, at Ritzville Memorial Cemetery. At noon, the... — Updated 5/23/2023
Hopefuls file for offices
RITZVILLE – Dozens of candidates filed to run for local offices during filing week. Filing closed Friday, May 19. The Adams County Auditor’s Office reported the following filings for the Aug. 1 primary races: Adams County... — Updated 5/23/2023
- Othello High School locked down
- Local girl crowned Super Cattle Showman
- Sprague district receives $5 million
- Washtucna teen injured
- State repairing weight sensors
- Robbery suspect
- Public Records
- From the Files
- Mud Wars:
- Othello man jailed for attack with tree branch
- Special session called for 'Blake fix'
- PE teacher reflects on career path
- From the Files
- Dozens of Lind alumni to be recognized
- Mixed Attitudes
- Governor won't seek fourth term
- New Well No. 8 coming online soon
- Coffee with a Cop
- Man arrested in Othello burglary
- Public Records
- FROM THE FILES
- Landfill breaks ground
- Access road honors former mayor
- Budget includes funds for area projects
- Election Office readies for filings
- Fire in Lind
- Public Records
- From the Files
- Legislature adjourns sine die
- Old-fashioned Plowing Bee
- Revised police pursuit law on Inslee's desk
- Multiple schools get bomb threat
- Adams County receives 'clean' audit
- More troopers out
- Public Records
- FROM THE FILES
- Lind man arrested after alleged threat
- Schoesler sponsors pages
- Bill providing aerial firefighting funds passes
- Spring Showcase
- Police ask for help in theft case
- Pesticide commission name change signed into law
- On the hunt
- Crash slows I-90 traffic
- Noon siren slated for repair
- Spains build a better life in Ritzville
- Ritzville Police train virtually and in person
- Public Records
- From The Files
- Easter in'Tucna
- New deputy
- Lind council planned to discuss hiring employee
- Many new gun restrictions loom
- Disabled semi
- Broadband coming to Adams County
- Visiting Salem youth help local towns
- Local robbery suspect arrested
- Bill restricts collection of health data
- Correction
- Public Records
- From the Files
- Police seek help finding missing girl
- Time to remove studded tires
- Local projects included in budget proposal
- Public Records
- FROM THE FILES
- Local cowboy recovering from crash
- Deputies to set up in Lind Middle School
- Stolen vehicles recovered
- Mayor addresses meeting comments
- ICE agent held in Othello child-sex case
- Ritzville car wash gets refurbished
- Sprague sued over public records
- No drought on the horizon for state
- Othello woman sentenced in firearms case
- Public Records
- From the Files
- New officer
- Roundabout construction delayed
- Ag firms support Second Harvest
- Tempers flare over city water bills
- Miss Lind-Ritzville takes center stage
- O'Brien outlines capital priorities
- Wanted man arrested after short standoff
- Public records
- Water main work to start in May
- Chief's Award of Excellence
- Stolen car located; two arrested
- Farming kickoff
- House bill would ban 'assault' weapons
- From the Files
- Regional landfill to break ground
- Three injured in I-90 crash
- Commissioners discuss jail prospects
- Senate OKs Sen. Schoesler bill
- Troopers start WSU emphasis
- Keys, keys, keys
- From the Files
- Public Records
- Working in the Senate
- A week at the Capitol
- Miss Lind-Ritzville replaces DYW
- Lawmakers will conduct 'town hall' call-in meeting
- Chief reports two crimes
- From the Files
- Public Records
- Hays leads local chamber
- Bill mandates recess for K-5 students
- Adams County Sheriff: Upgrade jail now
- From the Files
- Land Transactions
- Briefs
- Teen arrested for car theft
- Farm fuel tax exemptions fail to pass
- Heyday of Texas John's Restaurant revisited
- Railroad upgrade
- Valentine's prostitution sting leads to 5 arrests
- Redistricting meeting set for Feb. 27
- Teenager dies in fiery crash
- Hunting graduates
- Senator: Add more school days
- FROM THE FILES
- Public Records
- Legalizing fentanyl test strips proposed
- Golf club house to reopen in March
- Utility to refund excess revenue
- Statebound! Two girls head to Mat Classic
- Statebound! Three boys head to Mat Classic
- Sackmann looks back on a blessed life
- Bills attempt to improve road safety
- From the Files
- Public Records
- Farm internship program bill passes
- Schoesler bills advance in Senate
- Subregional medalists
- Sackmann takes on new challenges
- Bills would codify parental rights
- From the Files
- Public Records
- Three arrested for gang-related threats
- Hatton fertilizer firm seeking USDA grant
- Crossovers: A new playoff wrinkle
- 'MacGyver' reminisces about Washtucna life
- Othello man arrested for arson
- Murray: Funds to improve childcare
- Students push for dam breaching
- Homicide victim's body found near Ewan
- FROM THE FILES
- Public Records
- Bill proposes relaxing rules on low-dose cannabis drinks
- Dye introduces bill to help men, boys
- Sprague names its Citizen of the 2022
- Pedestrian underpass in works
- Wheat producer meeting looming
- Othello residents injured in Warden crash
- FROM THE FILES
- Public Records
- Man jailed in crime spree
- Blankenship shares update
- Council approves sewer camera purchase
- Retiree builds model houses
- Crane festival registration looms
- Chamber meeting scheduled
- Othello pedestrian hit by car
- Cooper joins Schoesler staff
- Fifth-wheel fire
- FROM THE FILES
- Public Records
- Proposed state budget includes rail funds
- Adams county leaders share 2023 plans
- Wrestling league-opener
- Senator: Fuel price rising
- Power, irrigation charges increase
- One dead in Washtucna crash
- From The Files
- Public Records
- The year 2022 in review
- Decorated truck brings smiles
- Woman shot in head and leg
- Addams to prosecute crimes in Ritzville
- Arrests made in gang-related shooting
- Cunningham outage
- FROM THE FILES
- Public Records
- Ritzville City Council approves 2023 budget
- Council addresses animal shelter issues
- Elected officials sworn in
- Rep. Dye to serve in leadership
- Veteran shares lessons learned
- MTV comes to Ritzville
- FROM THE FILES
- Public Records
- Othello Police Employees recognized
- Othello Shop with a Cop
- City set to adopt final 2023 budget
- Kissler recounts time in Iraq
- Frigid temperatures settle in
- Mailing deadlines loom
- Shop with a Cop
- FROM THE FILES
- Adams County Cops & Courts
- Prank prompts probe
- Sprague Chamber of Commerce to elect officers
- Festivals group gets new board
- Veteran shares Army stories
- Power restored after outage
- Local man arrested for vehicle prowls
- Flag presentation
- From the Files
- Adams County Cops & Courts
- O'Brien to advocate for Eastern Washington
- Sherriff's Office impounds vehicles
- Snow expected this week
- Deputies recover stolen signs
- Teen arrested in Pic-a-Pop shooting
- FROM THE FILES
- Public Records
- Teens arrested after drunken crime spree
- Boy, cub scouts present donations
- Veterans' remains escorted through county
- Patrols increase ahead of holiday
- Election's Office alarm tripped
- Incumbents retain congressional seats
- Incumbents retain congressional seats
- Garza leads Thompson
- Murray carries King County, wins
- Wagner wins re-election as county sheriff
- Local woman starts delivery business
- FROM THE FILES
- Public Records
- Woman arrested for possession of stolen car
- Golf course restaurant lease discussed
- Columbia Basin Project gains momentum
- General Election Results
- Two residences burn
- From the Files
- Public Records
- Tri-City bomb squad assists in Othello
- Fumble-causing hit
- Report shows city finances in good shape
- Bronco girls open state against Goldendale
- Didier leads Miller in Franklin County commissioner race
- Raymond has commanding lead in Franklin County sheriff's race
- Largent leads Mahnkey in Whitman County
- Rep. Newhouse likely to retain seat
- Early returns show Thompson leading
- Wagner leading in bid to continue as Adams County sheriff
- Smiley leading 27 counties, but still losing
- McMorris Rodgers leading in every county in district
- Grade schoolers thrill to puppet show
- FROM THE FILES
- Adams County Cops & Courts
- Museum volunteers honored
- Candidates at a Glance - Sheriff's Office
- Candidates at a Glance - County Commissioner District No. 3
- Field bids farewell to Jim's Market
- Man wanted for brandishing sawed-off shotgun
- Ritzville Lion's Club to host Turkey Bingo on Nov. 5
- Donations disbursed to Lind fire victims
- Fall Fest in Ralston
- Local veteran returns from Honor Flight
- Spud Spill
- From the Files
- Adams County Cops & Courts
- Othello Couple arrested in child-rape case
- Trunk or Treat
- Reimer annexation hearings slated
- Adams County jobless rate declines
- Free Press recognized
- Othello man facing drugs, gun charges
- FROM THE FILES
- Adams County Cops & Courts
- Mystery paint job explained
- Broncos band plays at EWU Homecoming
- Expect to pay more at pump
- Ballots in mail this week
- Washtucna School Menu
- Burglary suspects sought
- FROM THE FILES
- Adams County Cops & Courts
- First responder fundraiser a big success
- Teen girl shot to death
- Homecoming 2022
- Avista upgrades Washington Street poles and power lines
- Truck driver falls asleep at wheel on I-90
- From the Files
- Schwisow highlights concerns about staff despondency
- Adams County Cops & Courts
- Tempers flare at City Council meeting
- Husband charged with first-degree murder
- Veteran booked on Honor Flight
Melcher wins bronze in 200-meter
YAKIMA – Senior Hayden Melcher brought home two medals Saturday from the state track and field meet at Zaepfel Field, setting the pace for the Broncos who reached the... — Updated 5/30/2023
Bronco golfers compete at state
TUMWATER – Two Bronco athletes competed in the state golf tournament May 23-24. Hunter Dinkins and Lance Williamson both qualified for the golf tournament. Dinkins made the cut to get to the second day of the meet, Athletic... — Updated 5/30/2023
Best of luck, 2023 graduates
Each school year comes to a close with graduation. The following week, juniors are finally considered seniors, even though technically they will need to wait until school starts at... — Updated 5/30/2023
Eagles score state track medals
YAKIMA – Having earned several medals, the St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse Eagles track team finished 12th in girls and 13th in boys at the state track meet Thursday through Saturday... — Updated 5/30/2023
Bronco sports camps scheduled
RITZVILLE – As the school year winds down, the Lind-Ritzville/Sprague Broncos are already getting prepared for the 2023-24 seasons. That preparation starts with a series of sports camps. The Broncos are hosting a high school... — Updated 5/30/2023
No obstacle too great
Sophomore Carson Kubik sets a personal record in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 20.97 during the regional track meet in Colfax. He finished 10th in the event.... — Updated 5/23/2023
Girls season ends in Spokane
SPOKANE – The Broncos girls fastpitch softball season came to an end Saturday, May 20, at the hands of a familiar foe. The Jenkins Cougars from Chewelah edged the local... — Updated 5/23/2023
It's generational
As I was subbing at the school last week I overheard a conversation concerning the NBA playoffs. The young lads were talking about who they thought was the guy they would have... — Updated 5/23/2023
Local athletes qualify for state
COLFAX – The Lind-Ritzville and St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse boys and girls track meets finished mid-pack-with several athletes earning state berths – at the 1B/2B District 7 and... — Updated 5/23/2023
Let 'er fly
The Lind-Ritzville/Sprague Broncos track team hosted the district meet May 9. Pictured, Bronco freshman Aidan miller throws the discuss 83 feet 9 inches to finish... — Updated 5/16/2023
- Broncos struggle at sub-regionals
- Bronco tennis players win three matches
- Boys baseball team eliminated
- Explosive racing at Nitro
- Girls play tie-breakers in Davenport
- Soon to be a memory
- Bronco boys win Cinco de Mayo
- Broncos honor spring seniors
- Spring?
- Broncos host Undeberg
- Bronco boys split with Reardan
- Broncos riding 8-game win streak
- Baseball today
- Girls top Cougars in doubleheader
- Cougars sweep doubleheader
- Tennis team wins matches over Reardan
- Track team competes in Colfax
- The good fan
- Christianson wins on the road
- Track teams compete in Cheney
- Lakes ready for opening day
- Girls win three, lose one
- Local boys split with Lancers
- Two local racers complete Desert 100
- Broncos return to action following spring break
- Good run while it lasted
- Miller wins Glenn Wolf Invite
- Boys drop four road games
- Lind-Ritzville goes 3-2 in tennis
- Bronco girls win one
- Hall of Fame recognition
- Track team competes in Ephrata
- 1,000-Point Club
- Crusaders sweep Broncos
- Local boys lose doubleheader
- Desert 100 rides in
- Fun for a while
- Track season begins this week
- Bronco girls win one, drop three
- Irish sweep Broncos in doubleheader
- Rallycross Doubletake
- State seeks hydraulic board members
- Lind Rallycross results reported
- Dancing in sneakers
- Broncos take fifth at state
- Ritzville Gun Club reports
- Rallycross season opens in Lind
- State predicting larger salmon runs
- Back at state
- Broncos finish fifth at state
- Brewster comes back to beat LRS
- Broncos advance to semifinals
- Othello girl named Athlete of Week
- Ritzville Gun Club reports
- Broncos to play in Spokane Arena
- Go Eags
- Road to Spokane Arena
- Odessa girls qualify for state
- Odessa boys eliminated by Curlew
- Broncos basketball dunks Okanogan
- Ritzville Gun Club reports
- Miller, Klewin compete at state tournament
- Smith, Tracy place at Mat Classic
- Ritzville Gun Club reports
- Lind-Ritzville/Sprague girls eliminated
- Lind-Ritzville/Sprague boys finish third
- Wrap it up
- Bronco girls still alive at districts
- Local boys cruise into semifinals
- Six boys advance to regional tournament
- End of the world
- Ritzville Gun Club
- Two Huskies strike gold
- Miller, Klewin advance to regionals
- Wrestling season nears end
- Bulldogs top Broncos, 81-42
- Broncos get big win against Colfax
- Looking forward, backward
- Ritzville Gun Club results reported
- Hunting class offered
- Bronco boys top Kettle Falls, Reardan
- Bronco girls close week with two wins
- Three wrestlers win medals
- Winning formula
- Davenport corrals Broncos
- Gorilla girls hold off Broncos
- Two Broncos bring home bronze
- Ritzville Gun Club results
- Girls edge Cougars, lose to Crusaders
- Boys top Cougars, fall to Crusaders
- Athletes return to courts, mat
- Odessa Tigers fall to Cusick, 63-44
- Bronco girls top Coyotes, Jaguars
- Broncos win one, lose one
- Another year
- Colfax girls top Broncos, 72-45
- Volleyball awards presented
- Wrestlers compete in Colfax, Pomeroy
- Broncos fall in nail-biter to Colfax
- A few things
- Bronco girls fall to Cardinals, 48-41
- Bronco boys dunk Medical Lake
- Don't forget Garrett
- Broncos rout Cards
- Time for change
- Odessa falls to Liberty Bell, 70-24
- Winter sports season begins
- Annual Turkey Trot slated
- All-League
- Be thankful
- Odessa boys football team opens 1B post-season
- Broncos open state volleyball with one win, one loss
- Recognition
- Broncos finish fifth in state
- Broncos advance to state trophy game
- Broncos sweep Goldendale in state-opener
- Pass-free days slated for 2023
- Broncos season comes to an end
- Too early to play the odds
- Local girls advance to state
- Connell runners compete in state cross country meet
- Lind-Ritzville/Sprague advances to state
- Huskie runners compete in District 5/6 meet
- Broncos wrap up cross country season
- Girls volleyball teams head to districts
- Broncos head to Okanogan
- Purposeful
- Long game ended too soon
- Bronco boys return to gridiron this week
- Golfing for law and fire
- Area girls ranked in volleyball coaches poll
- Local girls spike Gorillas, Bulldogs
- Broncos top Lancers
- Runners compete in Harrington
- Broncos crush Reardan
- In Appreciation
- Bronco girls sweep Crusaders
- Broncos pull off last-minute win
- Broncos run over Crusaders
- Broncos sweep Reardan
- Finally
Decision a win for landowners
In a victory for private property owners, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the “significant nexus” test in its Sackett v EPA ruling. The ruling changes how “waters of the... — Updated 5/30/2023
Inslee, apologize to fired workers
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee is busy signing bills. I think he should start putting his John Hancock on apology letters to former state workers who were terminated because of... — Updated 5/30/2023
Build electricity around hydropower
Although New Zealand and Washington are located a half-a-world apart, they have lots in common---beautiful seashores, majestic mountains, crystal clear streams and lakes, and... — Updated 5/23/2023
In remembrance of those fell
An “aha” moment – a time when make that brilliant “I’m going to do it” decision. I got mine after reading “Lone Survivor” by Marcus Luttrell and studying up on my... — Updated 5/23/2023
Inslee, apologize to fired workers
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee is busy signing bills. I think he should start putting his John Hancock on apology letters to former state workers who were terminated because of... — Updated 5/16/2023
Failure to act legalizes drugs
The state Legislature is headed back to Olympia this week for a special session specifically to deal with the prospect of all drugs becoming legal July 1. Sen. Mark Schoesler,... — Updated 5/16/2023
Republicans threaten democracy
President Joe Biden is seeking re-election. I wish he were younger and I might favor other Democrats — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and 2020 presidential contenders Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker come to mind. But Biden’s... — Updated 5/16/2023
My parting thoughts from session
Beef Day is the second-best day of the legislative session, next to the last day. Probably the best news about the 2023 legislative session is that we adjourned on time, although... — Updated 5/9/2023
It's That Time of the Year
Some would argue that spring is the most wonderful time of the year in Washington. Throughout our state fruit trees blossom, vibrant tulip fields bloom, and colorful lentils... — Updated 5/9/2023
Public safety failures the legacy of 2023
This session saw some bipartisan successes as lawmakers and citizens were in Olympia together for the first time in nearly three years. That in-person interaction is always key for working relationships and good workable... — Updated 5/2/2023
- Impaired driver bills advance
- Gun measures miss causes
- Payroll tax will hit hard this summer
- School safety needs attention
- Parental rights only sound good
- School board meeting the catalyst
- State capital gains income tax upheld
- Good to see president support breaching dams
- Public safety needs more than a step
- Protect local pharmacies
- Proposed tax targets ruralites
- Hospital merger bill threatens rural access
- Letters to the Editor
- Fighting for farmers' survival
- Improve water quality to save salmon
- Legislature considering bill to address nurse shortage
- Wondering why scores vary
- Rural pharmacy rules bad for communities
- Fix pursuit law, don't study it
- Past time for an energy reality check
- Capital gains tax not 'excise' tax
- Time to halt benefits scam
- Cap-and-trade driving gas price hike
- Public safety is paramount
- Recognize school board members
- House bill helps level playing field
- Schoesler: Address school maintenance
- False spring: Maybe not this time
- Back in Olympia
- Poor now?
- More important things
- Data Centers Looking to capture heat
- Time to change the other Washington
- State audit still not followed
- Mental strength before anything else
- Onward and Upward
- Energy: All-of-the-above needed
- Veterans' Wreaths Spread Across America
- Expanded Panama Canal Challenges Washington Ports
- State should simplify some regulations
- Beef Cattle Mythbuster
- Consumers return to stores to shop
- President Biden deserves some credit
- Abortion push built on lies
- You have plenty to be thankful for this holiday
- Disappointed Biden and USDA offer beeg grants
- President Biden deserves credit for election
- Don't focus on carbon, manage our forests
- With election over, normalcy should return
- Emergency ends, but many remain fired
- Remember veterans with more than flag-lowering
- Letters to the Editor
- Recycling lithium batteries must accelerate
- Crimes increase; education decreases
- New payroll tax in July 2023
- Recovery hinges on return to work
- Too many predators, not enough prey
- Inslee trading money for booster shots
- Our view: Smiley is the best candidate
- Information campaign on aging and long-term care is wise; taking more earnings from workers isn't
Harrington Car Show
Young and old, man and animal, filled Third Street in Harrington for the 11th Annual Car Show on Saturday, May 20. In addition to cars - that ranged from pre-1920s to modern rigs -... — Updated 5/30/2023
Harrington school leader to retire
HARRINGTON—The first-year school district superintendent here will “explore” retirement at the end of the school year. John Cordell of St. Maries, Idaho, plans to depart the School District when his contract expires Friday,... — Updated 5/30/2023
Graduations set for this weekend
RITZVILLE – The air around schools will be full of “Pomp and Circumstance” this weekend as the Class of 2023 graduates. At Lind-Ritzville High School, the commencement ceremony begins at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 3. Nearly 40... — Updated 5/30/2023
Firemen's Breakfast
Hundred's turnout out for the annual Memorial Day Firemen's Breakfast. At right, volunteers , from left, Dave McCormick, Brian Doyle and Mark Cameron serve... — Updated 5/30/2023
Royal Rangers
The Othello Police Department game the Royal Rangers Troop No. 399 a tour of law enforcement facilities on May 24. The students learned about working... — Updated 5/30/2023
Dancing the Night Away
Residents dance to the tunes of Big Dawg and the Howlers, led by frontman Cory Bartlett, during a street dance Friday night downtown outside the Eagles... — Updated 5/30/2023
Kahlotus Days set for Saturday, June 3
KAHLOTUS – Kahlotus Days is back in town this coming Saturday, June 3, with a series of events for youg and old alike. There will be food, fun, sports and more for those daring to hit downtown. The action begins at 7 a.m. with... — Updated 5/30/2023
Learning about law enforcement
Othello Police Department staff spent May 17 teaching youngster at Latacaga Dual Language Elementary School kindergarteners about law enforcement. School Resource Officer Sgt.... — Updated 5/23/2023
Lind Birthdays and Anniversaries
LIND – The following residents are celebrating birthdays and anniversaries between May 21-30: Anniversaries: May 21 – Ron and Sharon Reeve, and Nate and Kelsey Knodel. May 23 – Jerry and Debbie Knodel May 26 – Cory and... — Updated 5/23/2023
Cub Scouts beautify the city
RITZVILLE – Cub Scouts from Pack No. 73 are doing their part to beautify the city. On May 1, the scouts planted trees to improve the city's aesthetic. "These kids worked hard... — Updated 5/16/2023
- Lind Birthdays and Anniversaries
- Taco tips for celebrating
- Try making some fiery salsa
- American, not Mexican, holiday
- Activities taking place in Washtucna
- Lind Birthdays and Anniversaries
- Alumni to get together May 27
- Arbor Day celebration slated
- Lind Alumni Banquet reunion set
- Holy Cow!
- Lind Birthdays and Anniversaries
- Looking for block party locations
- Lind Birthdays and Anniversaries
- Lind-Ritzville High School second trimester Honor Roll
- Livestock showcase slated
- Quilt show coming to Odessa
- Lind Birthdays and Anniversaries
- Wahitis DARE
- DARE to be drug-free
- Easter Briefs
- Lind Birthdays and Anniversaries
- Ritzville Easter Egg hunt set for April 1
- Granddaughter of 'Tucna couple serves as page
- Welcome to My Kitchen
- Sen. Schoesler sponsors two pages
- Lions plan Lind Easter Egg Hunt
- Ralston Easter Egg hunt set for April 1
- Ritzville Lions Club
- Simmons named to the Dean's list
- New Employee
- Inaugural Piefest on tap
- Washtucna plans March activities
- Lind Birthdays and Anniversaries
- Lind Birthdays and Anniversaries
- Lenten Soup Suppers to be served
- Posse recognition
- St. John releases Honor Roll
- Ice Age Institute has new secretary
- Birthday and Anniversaries
- Students named to WSU honor roll
- Washtucna band awards
- Birthday and Anniversaries
- Rimrock Grange fundraiser taking place
- Briefs
- Students excel at Big Bend
- Birthday and Anniversaries
- 'Nod to the Grammy's' slated for Washtucna
- Local opens Mercantile for holiday season
- Christmas in Ralston
- Gobble Up This Turkey Trivia
- Christmas comes to Ralston
- Prepare your car for winter
- Emergency supply kit
- Winter is here! Did you winterize your car?
- Try deep-frying or smoking your turkey
- Welcome to My Kitchen
- Scouts help feed indigent residents
- Fall Fest returns to Ralston
Billie Jean Coleman Forbes
Billie Jean Coleman Forbes Nov. 12, 1942 – May 17, 2023 We are sad to announce the passing of Billie Jean Coleman Forbes of Lind, Wash. Billie was born Nov. 12, 1942 in Yakima... — Updated 5/23/2023
Beverly Marie (Heinemann) Scherr
Beverly Marie (Heinemann) Scherr Jan. 11, 1947 – Mar. 8, 2023 Beverly Marie (Heinemann) Scherr, 76, formerly of Odessa, Wash. passed away March 8, 2023. She was born on Jan. 11,... — Updated 5/23/2023
Kurt McCrady
A Celebration of Life for Kurt McCrady will take place at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 206 S. Division St., Ritzville, WA 99169 on Sat., May 20th at 11:00AM with a lunch reception... — Updated 5/16/2023
Lenora Jean Hirning Weise
Lenora Jean Hirning Weise July 14, 1936 – May 9, 2023 Lenora Jean Hirning Weise, 86, of Newport, Wash., peacefully passed away on May 9, 2023. Jean was born on July 14, 1936 to... — Updated 5/16/2023
Sandra Lee Fitch (Piert)
Sandra Lee Fitch (Piert) There will be a Celebration of Life Ceremony for Sandra Lee Fitch (Piert) at 1 pm on May 13, 2023 at Rock Creek Cemetery in Potlatch, ID (on Nicholson Road). Immediately following the ceremony, we will... — Updated 5/9/2023
Delmar Laib
Delmar Laib Feb. 22, 1934 – May 3, 2023 Delmar George Laib was born Feb. 22, 1934 in Warden, WA to Edward and Emma (Stoller) Laib. Delmar passed in the evening of Wednesday, May... — Updated 5/9/2023
Gerald "Jerry" Roy Crossler
Gerald "Jerry" Roy Crossler Aug. 22, 1940 – Apr. 13, 2023 Gerald "Jerry" Roy Crossler passed away peacefully on April 13, 2023 with his daughters by his side. He was born on Aug.... — Updated 5/2/2023
Lavonne Saunders
Lavonne Saunders Jan. 28, 1947 – Apr. 22, 2023 Lavonne Saunders was born to Gale and Cleo David on Jan. 28, 1947, in Spokane. She passed away on April 22, 2023. Lavonne met Don... — Updated 5/2/2023
Rebecca Dutton
A memorial service for Rebecca Dutton, who died Nov. 29, 2022, is set for Saturday, April 29. Dutton died at the age of 87. The service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 29, 2023 Lind Calvary Assembly of God Church, 219 W. Third... — Updated 4/25/2023
Stephen "Steve" Mosbrucker
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