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TIGERCATS. The LWK Tigercats’ basketball award receipients are (from left) Kaese Ramos, Best Defense; Chance Rice, Most Free Throws; Jacob Johnson, Most Improved; Cole Evans, Mr. Tigercat; and Derek McKeen, the Tough Guy award. -Journal photo by Katelin Davidson...
CHEERLEADING. The Captain’s Award for the LWK Tigercats cheerleading squad went to Ashley Boyer. -Journal photo by Katelin Davidson...
The 2014 Ritzville Distinguished Young Woman court will highlight next week’s chamber general membership meeting with a recap of the year’s activities as well as answer questions about the program and experiences representing Ritzville. Distinguished Young Woman Cassie Ewing with finalists Katie Manke and Kymberlee Webb will join other community members at the monthly meeting scheduled for 12 p.m. at The Ritz Roadhouse on Wednesday, March 11. All chamber meetings and functions are open to the public, and everyone is inv...
LAY-IN. During her time on the court, Madison Harder helped boost the Lady Broncos’ scoring and keep the team competitive in the Regional contest against Napavine. -Journal photo by Katelin Davidson...
After a long and successful year on the court, the Lind-Ritzville/Sprague Lady Broncos’ basketball season came to an end in Tumwater on Feb. 28. The Napavine Lady Tigers ended the Lady Broncos’ state goals during the 2B Hardwood Classic Regional Tournament. The Lady Broncos took the court Saturday afternoon in memory of fellow student Pedro Huitron who died last week. After a moment of silence in honor of their friend, the Lady Broncos prepped for the loser-out com...
Donald L. Klemmer, 79, died on February 22, in Spokane. Donald was born to Arthur and Evelyn Klemmer in Lind on July 3, 1935. He was the second of five children. A loving partner, father, grandfather and friend, he spent many years volunteering and giving back to the community of Lind, his life-long home. His dad was an athlete and he wanted to be just like him. Luckily for Donald, he was a natural. He was a star pitcher as early as the 7th grade when he played Junior Legion...