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RITZVILLE STUDENTS in Kim Weishaar’s fourth grade class were each given a tree to plant in celebration of Arbor Day. The trees were donated by Umpqua Bank. Back row (from left) Kim Weishaar, Lilly Fannin, Alayna Kiel, Hannah Towne, Erik Klewin, Saige Galbreath, Aeowyn Armstrong, Ledger Kelly, Gavin Berumen, Kaleb Kuykendall, Jerod Harder, Camren Lawson, Danielle Bolin and Mike Schrag. Front row: Hesston Vasquez, Elijah Jacinto, Baylee Waldvogel, Madelyn Carpenter, Sebastien B...
ARBOR DAY. Fourth grade students from Lind Elementary School reiceved a gift in the form of a tree to plant at home. The trees were donated by Umpqua Bank in Ritzville. Those involved with the donation were (back row, from left) Sarah Dinkins, Kaylee Horning, Michaelah Sherman, Cambria Dambria Donaldson, Caden Bates, Jack Lillegard-Ward, Aiko Vales, Hailynn Miller, Danielle Bolin and Mike Schrag. Front row: Cooper Rushing, Brisi Oliva, Taytum Labes, Brenden Miller, Kyler...
FIFTH GRADE students at Ritzville Grade School received trees to plant for Arbor Day, courtesy of Umpqua Bank. Back row (from left): Morgan Walker, Alyssa Williams, Dustin Besel, JP McAnally, Jayce Kelly, Olivia Balfe, MaKenna Smith, Zach Klein, Brody Boness, Carson Kubik, Alex Perez, Danielle Bolin and Mike Schrag. Middle row: Jayden Furr-Rohan, Addy Colbert, Emily Jacinto, Kelsey Connors, Emmy Klewin, Madisyn Cameron, Emily Widger, America Ramierz-Gaspar, Devon Kenyon,...
TREE DONATION. Lind Elementary School fifth grade students display the trees they received for Arbor Day. The trees were donated by Umpqua Bank in Ritzville. (Back row, from left) Allyssa Barnett, Sonia Landis, Ryan Anderson, Alexis Mendoza, Karen Garcia, Camden Shaver, Levi Goodman, Danielle Bolin and Mike Schrag. Front row: LeaCadia Bren, Jose Zavala, Drake Lasen, Aurora Younce, Camron Olson, Roland Morgan, Liz Cruz and Angel Valencia.... Full story
The Lind-Ritzville/Sprague Broncos baseball team wrapped up their regular season on April 24 by going 0-2 against St. George’s in the last home doubleheader, losing 10-5 and 12-0. In game one against St. George’s, the Dragons opened with a 2-0 lead and added one run in the third and two in the fifth. Down 5-1 in the bottom of the fifth, LRS gained momentum after scoring three runs off of Bryce Hansen’s two-run triple and Easton Nelson’s RBI double. Spencer Miller’s single br...
The Desert Praise Men’s Quartet will be performing on May 5 at 11 a.m. at the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Ritzville. The community is invited to come and enjoy the southern gospel music. A goodwill offering will be collected at the event. The church is located at 107 West Second Avenue in Ritzville....
The Lind-Ritzville/Sprague Broncos track and field team had two outings within a week, including the Undeberg Invitational in Ritzville. The Undeberg Invite attracted nearly 40 teams to the community, and hosted more than 600 athletes. The Broncos started their week’s competition in the NE 1B/2B League Meet No. 3 at Davenport Middle School on April 24. The LRS women’s team finished in third place with 93 points. The LRS men’s team scored 34 points and placed seventh. The w...
OATH OF OFFICE. Terry Thompson takes the Oath of Office for the Adams County Commissioner District 3 position, which was administered by Adams County Auditor Heidi Hunt on April 30 in the Adams County Commissioners office. Thompson was appointed to the vacant position by Commissioners John Marshall and Roger Hartwig on April 18. -Journal photo by Al Stover...
Following in his father’s footsteps, Cory Bartlett is the newest business owner to join the Ritzville downtown district. With the opening of Gigamedics, Bartlett brings a computer shop back to a storefront in Ritzville, and will provide computer sales, repair and service. He will be sharing the office space with the Express Yourself Tye Dye and More shop on the corner of Main and Division, and provides both in office and location based services. Bartlett said he feels f...