Easter Egg Hunts: some cancelled, others improvised

WASHTUCNA – The school's All Student Body (ASB) will be sponsoring a Drive Thru Easter Egg Hunt Friday, April 2, from 4 - 5:30 p.m.

Participants are asked to drive by the Washtucna school, and volunteers will give adults bags full of plastic Easter eggs with candy already in them. Then, it is up to participants to hold their own hunt any way they want to celebrate. Kids do not need to be present when the eggs are picked up.

Participants are encouraged to open the eggs Easter weekend. There will be notification of winning one of three grand prizes inside the eggs. The grand prizes will be delivered to the winners.

Donations in the form of money for the eggs are appreciated, but not necessary.

LIND – The Lind Lions Club will hold an Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 3, at Lind City Park at 11 a.m. For questions, contact Mike Doyle at 509 650 7156.

Sprague – The Chamber of Commerce is hosting an Easter Egg Hunt at the Sprague school Saturday, April 3, at 10 a.m. The event is for kids ages zero to fifth grade. Masks and social distancing will be required. Participants are asked to bring their own basket, and they will have the opportunity to get their picture with the Easter bunny. For more information, contact Joy Wilken at 509 994 2319 or Shari Stowell at 509 850 5565.

Ritzville – The Eagles will not be holding their annual Easter Egg Hunt, due to COVID-19 restrictions of social distancing.

Kahlotus – Staff from the Kahlotus School District reported there are no Easter Egg Hunts in Kahlotus this year.

RALSTON – The Grange is not having an Easter Egg Hunt this year. Grange member Randy Roth said they hope to hold one again next year.