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Caring Neighbors donates $9,700
RITZVILLE – The Caring Neighbors board has recently $9,700 to groups needing financial assistance. Those donations include: Gritman Senior Center-$1,600 to help with food and... — Updated 1/11/2022
Mayor shreds the sledding hill
RITZVILLE – If you have lived here for a while, you know the city does not always get enough snow for sledding. This winter is not one of those years. With seasonal snowfall... — Updated 1/11/2022
Steelhead fishing closed on Lower Snake
LOWER GRANITE DAM — The state Department of Fish and Wildlife closed the lower section of Snake River to steelhead fishing effective Jan. 4. The closure extends from the mouth of the river at Burbank upstream to Lower Granite... — Updated 1/4/2022
Letters to Santa
Editor’s Note: The following letters to Santa from Mrs. Lavigueur’s class were inadvertently omitted from the Dear Santa publication last week. While we published them online, we are publishing them in print below. Dear Santa,... — Updated 12/29/2021
Long-Suffering Indeed
Advent has come and gone and we celebrated the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Each Sunday we lit a new candle on our advent wreath until Christmas Eve arrived. That night, we lit the final candle. First came the candle... — Updated 12/29/2021
Letters to Santa from Mrs. Lavigueur's class
Editor's Note: Here are Letters to Santa from Mrs. Lavigueur's class. Due to an email error, the letters did not get published in the print edition of the Dec. 22 edition of The... — Updated 12/24/2021
Letters to Santa
Dear Santa, I would love it if you got me a harry potter figure, (any kind will do) Hedwig, a harry potter sweater (preferably one with all the houses on it) and a harry potter bed... — Updated 12/23/2021
Columbia Grain workers volunteer in Community Christmas Campaign
LIND - Columbia Grain International launched its Cultivating Community Christmas Campaign partnering with local charities to give back to local communities this holiday season. The... — Updated 12/22/2021
Pastors' Corner
HO, HO, HO, Ho, Ho, Ho, we hear this a lot this time of the year and we all know where it comes from, Santa Clause, right. Every time we hear the words Ho, Ho, Ho, joy begins to rise in our mind. For some people this is the happies... — Updated 12/22/2021
Youth shops with cops
RITZVILLE – Fifteen local youngsters got in some Christmas shopping, Saturday, Dec. 11, with the help of more than a dozen members of local law enforcement agencies, first respond... — Updated 12/22/2021
Senior Menus
H.E. Gritman Center RITZVILLE – Here are the meals available from the H.E.Gritman Center during the next week: Beginning January 2, 2022 all meals will increase to $6.00 Wednesday, Dec. 8 – Hamburger Stroganoff, noodles,... — Updated 12/9/2021
Christmas party returns to Ralston
RALSTON – The Christmas Potluck and Party will return this year at Ralston Grange No. 943 on Sunday, Dec. 5, after a one-year hiatus. The event begins at 5 p.m. at the grange hall on state Highway 261 and is open to everyone,... — Updated 11/24/2021
Thanksgiving Recipes
Baked goods are staples at many family gatherings. Whether hosting family for the holidays, reunions or weekly Sunday night dinners, hosts can make dessert that much better by... — Updated 11/24/2021
Court goes above and beyond
RITZVILLE – Ritzville high school social studies teacher, Bryce Court was recognized by the high school for going "Above and Beyond" the last week of October. Before coming to... — Updated 11/24/2021
Wesley Nels Plager
Jerad Plager and Sally Schmidt of Paha welcomed their first child, a son, Wesley Nels at 12:46 p.m. Oct. 10 at Samaritan Healthcare in Moses Lake. Wesley weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces... — Updated 11/9/2021
Halloween fun
Dressed in Halloween costumes, children paraded up and down streets in Ritzville on Friday, Oct. 29, collecting treats from local businesses.... — Updated 11/4/2021
Moosin' around
A family of moose cross through the wetland in the Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge.... — Updated 10/26/2021
Caring Neighbors donates over $9,000 in funds to area projects
RITZVILLE – Caring Neighbors recently donated nearly $9,000 to help with area projects. The non-profit group donated $1,000 to the Dr. Frank R. Burroughs Home and Depot museum to... — Updated 10/26/2021
Sprague names king, queen
SPRAGUE – A local girl who moved here four years ago from Cheney has been crowned Sprague High School Homecoming queen. Senior Chloe Melton, 17, moved here in eighth-grade. She is involved in several school clubs including the... — Updated 10/19/2021
Lind-Ritzville enthrone their nobility
RITZVILLE — A local girl said it is a “real honor” be have been named 2021 Lind-Ritzville Homecoming queen. Sydney Kinch, 17, a senior, said she believed there was a good chance she would be elected because she was a... — Updated 10/19/2021
Washtucna crowns royalty
WASHTUCNA – A girl who moved to Eastern Washington two years ago has been named Washtucna High School Homecoming queen. Noveli “Noe” Longatti, 17, who moved to Pomeroy from California in 2019, reigned over local Homecoming... — Updated 10/19/2021
FFA teams headed to nationals
RITZVILLE – Three teams of students from the Lind-Ritzville Future Farmers of America program are headed to Indianapolis, Ind., for the FFA National Convention on Oct. 24-29. The Agricultural Communications Team of Sequoia... — Updated 10/19/2021
Fall fertilize for healthier lawn
Here in Eastern Washington, there are optimal times to apply nutrients to help keep the lawn healthy and vigorous. Washington State University recommends considering fertilizer... — Updated 10/15/2021
Floriculture team joins internship workshop
RITZVILLE – The Lind-Ritzville FFA Floriculture Team participated in an internship, September 25, hosted by the American Institute of Floral Designers. Initially the students... — Updated 10/13/2021
