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DAVENPORT - A man was arraigned in Lincoln County Superior Court on Tuesday, Sept. 23, on one count of vehicular assault while under the influence, according to court documents. Dean Robert Swanson, 64, of Lincoln, appeared before Superior Court Judge Adam Walser, with state prosecutor Bruce Cox. Swanson, found indigent, was appointed public defender David Hearrean and entered a not guilty plea. Cox recommended release conditions, including a $25,000 bond, down from an...
DAVENPORT — A man accused of two counts of first-degree rape was arrested in Reardan and arraigned in Lincoln County Superior Court on Tuesday, Sept. 23, according to court documents. William Zackary Carroll, 33, of Spokane, was arrested on Broadway Avenue in Reardan on Sept. 18, court records show. During the arraignment, Superior Court Judge Adam Walser ordered pretrial restraints and appointed Dave Hearrean as Carroll’s public defender, as Carroll appeared while incarcerated. State prosecutor Bruce Cox recommended mai...
EDWALL - In a thrilling display of resilience and teamwork, the Christian Heritage High School Patriots outlasted the Kootenai High School Thunder in a four-set volleyball battle on Thursday, Sept. 11, with scores of 25-14, 14-25, 26-24, and 25-11. The Patriots dominated the first set, led by an eight-point serving run from sophomore Seyler Lacy. Kootenai responded in the second set, securing a 25-14 victory. The third set was tightly contested, with junior Maiyah Miller...
REARDAN - The Reardan Screaming Eagles volleyball team swept the Medical Lake Cardinals 3-0 in a home match on Saturday, Sept. 13. The scores were 25-21, 25-16, and 25-22. Junior outside hitter Emersen Sprecker recorded six kills and six digs, freshman outside hitter/middle blocker Hadley Landreth had 10 digs, freshman middle blocker/outside hitter Kenzie Whitman notched three blocks, and junior middle blocker/opposite hitter Tenice Waters contributed significantly in the...
DAVENPORT - The varsity Gorillas girls volleyball team swept the St. George's Dragons in three sets on Tuesday, showcasing dominant play in their home opener. The Gorillas won 25-16, 25-10, and 25-13, fueled by strong serving and defensive efforts before a lively home crowd. Senior McCall Knopp led Davenport with 21 serves, three aces, one kill, and two blocks. Senior Astraya Sosa contributed 11 serves, three aces, and 17 saves, while senior Faith Bell added 10 serves, one ace...
SPOKANE — Reardan and Davenport runners competed at the Shadle Park cross-country invitational, delivering strong performances across multiple divisions on Sept. 13 at Shadle Park. In the boys’ 1-mile middle school race, Reardan placed 10th with 113 points. Kellan Lassman led Reardan with a 43rd-place finish in 6:47.53, followed by Benjamin Graham (51st, 7:00.85), Ewan Stiles (53rd, 7:05.17), Kaleb Oxstien (58th, 7:09.08), Erik O’Rourke (63rd, 7:20.91), Gunnar McCain (68th, 7:27.88), Wyatt Kelley (69th, 7:36.87), Enzo Rodri...
As the 2025-26 cross-country season begins, I’ve been reflecting on the heart and hustle of the Northeast 2B League, where the Reardan Screaming Eagles and Davenport Gorillas are charging toward another grueling yet thrilling year. Talking with Coaches Tyler Smedley of Reardan and Brian Telford of Davenport, I’m reminded why this sport captivates me. It’s not just about the finish line; it’s about growth, grit, and the small-town spirit that lifts these runners up. At Reardan, Smedley leads a young squad bursting with po...
DAVENPORT - The Gorillas delivered a commanding 8-0 victory over the Chesterton Academy Knights in a soccer match on Tuesday, Sept. 16, showcasing their prowess on home turf under clear skies. The game, played at Davenport's home field, marked a significant early-season statement for the Gorillas as they continue to refine their lineup. Glenna Soliday emerged as the star of the match, scoring five goals at the 10:20, 22:10, 24:10, 27:20, and 42:30 marks, demonstrating her...
REARDAN - The Screaming Eagles dominated the Lake Roosevelt Raiders 46-20 in a varsity football game Friday night at Joe Johnson Field, showcasing a powerful rushing attack and a stingy defense. Reardan (2-0) jumped out to a 6-6 tie after the first quarter, then exploded for 20 points in the second and third quarters to lead 46-12 heading into the final period. Lake Roosevelt (1-1) managed a late touchdown but could not close the gap. Sophomore Treyson Singleton led Reardan's...
DAVENPORT - Davenport volleyball opened the 2025-26 league season with a 3-0 sweep against Kettle Falls on Saturday, Sept. 6, at home, winning all three sets 25-19, 25-5, and 25-11. The junior varsity team also went 5-0 in their matchup. Senior Naomi Rainwater led with 16 kills, senior Faith Bell had 16 assists, senior Astraya Sosa recorded 12 aces, junior Tatum Hupp notched 10 digs, and senior McCall Knopp and sophomore Sophia Denison each had one block. Head coach Jill...
DAVENPORT - The 25th annual Vintage Harvest Festival, held Sept. 6, at Todd Guhlke's wheat farm off Highway 2 at the Red Barn, drew hundreds to celebrate Lincoln County's farming history. The free event featured vintage machinery demonstrations, a car show by the Road Knights Car Club, live music by Hawk Creek Band, and food from an FFA lunch and Sonnenberg cateredHarvest Dinner for a fee. Donations for a Button to Ride supported the Lincoln County Historical Society....
ODESSA - The Odessa Tigers varsity volleyball team outlasted the Moses Lake Christian Academy Lions in a four-set thriller, showcasing dominant serving and relentless energy before a packed home crowd at the Odessa High School gym on Monday, Sept. 8. The Tigers secured a 3-1 victory with set scores of 25-11, 25-9, 22-25, and 25-18. Junior Jordyn Lewis, setter led the way with 16 aces and 16 assists, while senior Lexi Eden, outside hitter, powered the offense with seven kills....
REARDAN - The Newport Grizzlies edged the Reardan Screaming Eagles 3-2 in a five-set volleyball match Tuesday, Sept. 9, clinching victory after a Reardan rotation error ended the fifth set at 14-13. Reardan took the first set 26-24 and dominated the second 25-16. Newport fought back, winning the third 25-23 and the fourth 25-20. The fifth set at 13-14, concluded abruptly when Reardan was penalized for being out of rotation. Newport's junior setter Kenna Arthur led with 17...
ODESSA — The Odessa Tigers crushed Curlew 56-6 in their season opener Friday night at home, delivering a dominant second-half performance despite tough heat conditions. The game began slowly for both teams in the first quarter, but the Tigers gained momentum in the second, pulling away decisively. Quarterback Kolter Watson threw for 133 yards and a touchdown, while rushing for 62 yards and two scores, totaling four points. Aiden Villane stood out with 112 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 10 carries, adding eight points. L...
DAVENPORT - The Inchelium Hornets defeated the Davenport Gorillas 46-26 in a non-conference varsity football game Friday, Sept. 5, at the Davenport Gorillas football field. Inchelium's passing game overwhelmed Davenport, with quarterback Derek Perez and wide receiver Gade Stenbar connecting for two touchdowns. The Hornets used their speed to exploit gaps in the Gorillas' defense. Davenport relied on a strong rushing attack, highlighted by a 70-yard touchdown run from sophomore...
REARDAN — Reardan’s Screaming Eagles defeated Brewster 30-14 on Friday night, leaning on a strong rushing attack and a stout defense to secure the victory. Reardan (1-0) rushed for 215 yards, led by Brody Jones with 87 yards and a touchdown on eight carries. Blake Wynecoop added 71 yards and a touchdown on eight carries, while Treyson Singleton contributed 37 yards on 12 carries. Quarterback Hunter Flaa completed 6 of 10 passes for 78 yards and a touchdown, connecting with Wynecoop for a 23-yard score. Wynecoop also had four...
ODESSA - The Odessa Athletic Booster Club raised $2,800 at its 12th Annual Golf Scramble to fund insurance for local youth sports programs, meeting its primary goal for the event. "Our main goal was to raise enough funds to pay for youth sports insurance," said Chelsea Watson, an organizer with the booster club. "We met the goal." The funds will cover insurance costs for Odessa Flag Football, Odessa Little Dribblers, Odessa Volleyball, and Dance, directly benefiting young...
DAVENPORT - The 2025 Lincoln County Fair awarded grand champion, overall grand champion and best of show honors across multiple categories. Winners are listed by department: Educational Posters • Hesston Stanford, junior, Odessa: Best of show for lifecycle of a chicken poster. • Addison Benner, teen, Medical Lake: Best of show for Araucana vs. Ameraucana poster. Beef • Karson Knight, cloverbud, Almira: Grand champion in beef market classes. • Finn Cushman, interme...
DAVENPORT — The 2025 black bear hunting season in Lincoln County, running Aug. 1 through Nov. 15, is now underway in the Columbia Basin Black Bear Management Unit. Hunters must follow strict regulations to ensure a sustainable season, with a stable bear population and a bag limit of two adult bears, officals say. “A valid big-game license with a bear tag is required,” said JoLynn Beauchene, a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) officer in Lincoln County. “A second tag can be purchased for a second bear, with a...
GRAND COULEE - A high-energy football jamboree at Lake Roosevelt High School on Aug. 30 showcased eight-man football with the host Raiders, Davenport Gorillas, and Tonasket Tigers. The scrimmage, featuring two-hand-touch in the pocket and tackle plays starting at the 40-yard line, used a round-robin format with each team running 10 offensive and defensive plays twice. Davenport, coached by Tim Rasmussen, relied on a young roster. Junior running back Asher Petersen gained a...
DAVENPORT — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is tightening efforts to curb the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Lincoln County, part of the state’s Eastern Region, where the disease was confirmed in 2024. New and existing import regulations for hunters aim to prevent the spread of the fatal deer disease, with specific guidelines for those transporting harvested deer, elk, moose, or caribou. Since 2022, WDFW has barred whole carcasses from entering Washington from other states or provinces, or...
ODESSA - Residents gathered at Reiman Park Saturday for a fundraiser supporting a new pickleball court, spearheaded by the Odessa Community Fund in partnership with the Columbia Basin Foundation. The event featured live music, a catered dinner, and a blindfolded pickle tasting contest. "The Odessa community has wanted an outdoor pickleball court for years," said event organizer Terri King. A focus group formed in April chose the project as the OCF's first capital initiative....
DAVENPORT - Football practices started Aug. 20 for high school teams in Davenport, Odessa and Reardan, launching the 2025 season in Lincoln County. The Davenport Gorillas have transitioned to an independent 8-man schedule due to low turnout, with 12-15 players practicing. The Odessa Tigers remain in 8-man, with practices with the team hoping to improve on last year's performance. The Reardan Screaming Eagles have a solid 30-athlete roster as they return to the Northeast 2B...
ODESSA — With the high school volleyball season just around the corner, coaches from Odessa and Davenport high schools are brimming with optimism. Both programs are focusing on building strong team dynamics, sharpening fundamental skills and fostering mental toughness. At Odessa, first-year head Coach Alli Schroeder is thrilled with her Tigers’ enthusiasm. “The enthusiasm is really high right now,” Schroeder said. To instill accountability and teamwork, she introduced a team challenge: players must collectively complet...
DAVENPORT - The Lincoln County Rodeo ran Thursday, Aug. 21, through Saturday, Aug. 23, as part of the Lincoln County Fair. These are the results from the open rodeo: In the mutton busting competition, Landen Pakootas took first place with 41 points, followed by Colter Coyne with 25 points and Lainey Maurer with 24 points. Duke Hanson won the bareback riding event with 70 points, with Kole Kough placing second with 58 points, the only other qualified ride. Casey Pearson earned...
