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Ingredients • 3 tablespoons vegetable oil • 1 1/2 pounds skinless boneless chicken breast • Salt and pepper • 2 teaspoons cumin powder • 2 teaspoons garlic powder • 1 teaspoon Mexican Spice Blend • 1 red onion, chopped • 2 cloves garlic, minced • 1 cup frozen corn, thawed • 5 canned whole green chiles, seeded and coarsely chopped • 4 canned chipotle chiles, seeded and minced • 1 (28-ounce) can stewed tomatoes • 1/2 teaspoon all-purpose flour • 16 corn tortillas • 1 1/2 cups enchilada sauce, canned • 1 cup shredded Chedd...
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN No. 25-2-00021-22 KATHRYN CLARK, individually and as Personal Representative of the ESTATE OF LARRY GENE CLARK, SR., deceased Plaintiff, vs. JERRY R. BAIRD, Individually; KATHY J. THOMAS, Individually; The unknown heirs and devisees of GERALD R. BAIRD, deceased; The unknown heirs and devisees of NEADDA M. BAIRD, deceased; and all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or interest in the...
Hang on to your helmets! Ninth-grade physical science students from Harrington took their lessons on fluid dynamics, wind resistance, and drag to new heights during a trip to iFLY Seattle on Friday, April 18. Thanks to a grant, the entire class experienced the thrill of the wind tunnel - marking the third time science teacher Mr. Ikehara has brought students for this real-world adventure. Among them was Tristen Gebeke, 14, who got a firsthand feel for weightlessness after...
DAVENPORT — A local man pleaded not guilty Tuesday, April 29, in Lincoln County Superior Court to multiple domestic violence-related charges, including two counts of second-degree assault with intent to strangle. Christopher Killian, 48, entered the plea during his arraignment and was appointed public defender David Hearrean. Killian also waived his right to a speedy trial. Court records show that the charges stem from an incident reported Saturday, April 26, at 5:18 p.m. when deputies responded to a domestic violence call a...
HARRINGTON - Harrington officially crowned its new reigning queen earlier in April, and Bella Mattozzi is ready to bring a fresh, colorful perspective to the role. Mattozzi, 17, the daughter of Darren and Carolyn Mattozzi, was crowned on Saturday, April 5, during a reception at Harrington's Memorial Hall. Though the St. John parade was a bit smaller than she expected, she said it was a great learning experience and a fun way to kick off her time as queen. "It was really nice...
ODESSA — The 33rd Annual Odessa Healthcare Foundation Soirée, a celebration of community and philanthropy, will take place on Friday, May 2, at the Odessa Community Center. The event kicks off at 6 p.m. with a wine tasting featuring selections from various wineries and microbrew sampling from Odessa’s own Rocky Coulee Brewing Company, accompanied by appetizers prepared by the Odessa FBLA. The evening will also feature a silent auction with over 100 items, ranging from handcrafted goods to restaurant gift cards, and a live...
The April 24 edition of The Record-Times incorrectly reported the date of the Miss Cheney Rodeo Coronation in Airway Heights. Whitney Bjornberg, 23, of Reardan, will be crowned on Friday, May 2, during the annual Cheney Rodeo Auction at the Spokane Tribe Casino....
ODESSA - Financial concerns and allegations of leadership misconduct were raised during the Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center Board of Commissioners meeting on Thursday, April 24. The meeting opened at 5:30 p.m. with public comments from concerned community members. Billy Vie told board members he had filed claims with Labor and Industries over alleged leadership violations. "There have been claims made with L&I," Vie said. "The leadership did not follow the rules. They lied...
INCIDENT LOG Editor’s note: Most items in this section reflect the starting point for response by local police and emergency agencies. The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) does not release names of individuals who report possible criminal or suspicious activities to dispatchers or alleged victims for this column. DISPATCH LOG April 21 Traffic Stops: 7 8:10 a.m. – A verbal altercation was reported. 10:24 a.m. – A man called to report that he was having anxiety issues and wanted an escort to the hospital. 2:27 p.m. ...
Too often, elected officials overlook the cumulative costs of regulations, taxes, and fees on taxpayers. However, those added costs come back to bite them hard when people pack up and move, businesses close, or take matters into their own hands and pass an initiative or referendum. Consider what has happened in high tax and cost of living states, such as California, New York, Illinois, and Connecticut. In 2023, the National Association of Realtors broke down migration data...
When the state Legislature began its 2025 legislative session, a Senate Democrat mistakenly e-mailed a strategy memo to the entire membership, outlining her pitch for the largest tax increase in the history of the state. “We have to identify the villain and the problem blocking our progress and how we can take action to solve the issue,” she said. She went on to name the villain – “the wealthy few” who don’t pay their fair share. If we just pounded the rich with new taxes,...
ODESSA — A Lind woman has filed a second formal ethics complaint against Odessa attorney Victoria Iverson. She also filed to have Lincoln County Superior Court Judge Pro Tempore Jeff Barkdull removed from her custody case in Lincoln County Superior Court. Kristina Keys, 41, of Lind, submitted the complaint Sunday, April 27, to the Washington State Bar Association Disciplinary Counsel and the State Attorney General’s Office, claiming Iverson engaged in professional misconduct and ethical violations during legal pro...
WILBUR — A nationwide shortage of high school and league sports referees is affecting local sports. The National Association of Sports Officials reports a 25% shortage across the country and this is becoming a concern for the future. Wilbur-Creston Athletic Director Darin Reppe said finding baseball and softball officials has been challenging. “This season, the local teams have been forced to play games with only one umpire,” he said. Bruce Shields is the Assigning Secretary for Central Columbia Basin Umpire Assoc...
RITZVILLE – Track teams from Davenport, Reardan and Odessa competed under sunny skies at the 20 team Undeberg Invitational at Snider Field, Saturday, April 26. Okanogan won the boys’ competition with 74.5 points. Reardan placed second with 71.5 points. Davenport scored 33 points to earn eighth place and Odessa scored 5 points for its 17th place finish. Okanogan also won the girls meet with 78 points. Davenport earned third place with 68.5 points. Reardan placed seventh wit...
DAVENPORT - Davenport's losing streak extended to 16 games Tuesday with a 27-1 home defeat against Northwest Christian School (Colbert) in a 2B Bi-County Conference matchup. The Gorillas dropped to 0-14 on the season. Davenport has now been outscored 241-23 this season and remains winless at home, on the road, and in district play. Northwest Christian (13-5) ended a three-game skid with the victory and continued a season trend of dominant wins. The Crusaders have now recorded...
The Davenport Cool youth soccer team, also known as the Blazers, is getting ready for its next match in Harrington as part of the countywide youth soccer league. The team, made up of local second and third graders, has been practicing under the guidance of coach Tucker Cool....
REARDAN – The world has a water crisis and the Reardan community cares. Over two billion people lack access to safe water and for the millions of those who do, they must walk miles each day to collect it for their families. The Reardan Presbyterian Church sponsored its 12th annual Reardan Community Walk for Water Sunday, April 27 to raise money for Water Mission, an organization that brings water filtration and sanitation solutions to third world countries and sites of n...
HUNTERS — The Hunters Community Fair Royalty will host a community dance and fundraiser at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 31, to celebrate the official opening of the newly completed barn at the Hunters Community Fairgrounds. Organized by Fair Royalty Queen Audrey, Princess Sloane, and Princess Alyna, the event will feature live music from the band Jumpers Flatts and will be held as a donation-based fundraiser to support fair activities. The event also marks the grand unveiling of the new barn, which organizers say is a symbol of c...
ODESSA - Odessa's annual Spring Fling weekend drew residents and visitors alike from April 25 to April 27 for a full slate of events highlighted by a bustling car show and a vibrant quilt exhibit. Although only eight vehicles were pre-registered for Saturday's car show, roughly 40 cars rolled in, prompting organizers to open a second street to accommodate the crowd. Attendees admired the wide array of vehicles throughout the day, as awards were later presented by Odessa's...
Patricia (Pat) Woodland Jan. 7, 1944 – Apr. 22, 2025 Pat peacefully passed away April 22, 2025 at her home in Davenport, Wash. Pat was born on Jan. 7, 1944 in Tonasket, Wash. to Scott and Lura Larew. She spent her childhood moving around Washington & Alaska due to her father's job. She graduated from Ione School in 1962. On Oct. 3, 1964 she married James Woodland at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes in Spokane, Wash. In 1970 they were blessed with a daughter, Anita. Pat w...
Anthony J. Williams Dec. 9, 1941- Jan. 29, 2025 Anthony J. Williams passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on Jan. 29, 2025. Tony was born on Dec. 9, 1941, in Prineville, OR, and was raised by his grandparents, Jim and Margaret Williams, in Ashland, OR. Tony grew up helping on the cattle ranch on Grizzly Mountain, hunting deer, squirrels, working in the orchards in the Rogue Valley, and getting into mischief with his buddies. When he was a senior, the family moved...
1 years ago Rattlesnakes are out early and are abundant in the Odessa area. Edwin Weber, a high school student has killed 4 already this year. He caught a small one and took it to the school where they experimented on it with ether and chloroform. The ether had no effect but the chloroform killed the snake. The federal government is forecasting a national shortfall of 116 million bushels for this year. This is due to heavy winter kill. Farmers are advised to have supplemental income such as animals. 75 years ago Davenport...
If you had told me last week that I'd be sipping pink lemonade sold by future Shark Tank stars, fangirling over quilts, and eating the best pecan pie of my life (apologies to the Midwest hometown bakery scene), I would have asked if you were feeling alright. This past weekend, I had the honor-and the pure joy-of covering Odessa's Spring Fling celebrations. And let me tell you: for a small town over a thousand miles from where I grew up, Odessa sure knows how to make a...
REARDAN – Spokane was a major hub for a number of railroads in the late 1800’s right up to today.\ Companies like the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Burlington Northern, Milwaukee Road, Union Pacific. Spokane International, Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railroads served the area and branched out to almost every community to serve farmers, ranchers and passengers who used railroads as their primary form of transportation and shipping. Over the years some railroads failed while others merged and the primary movers in our are...
