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Darrell C. Jantz Jan. 26, 1954 to April 19, 2026 Darrell C. Jantz passed away peacefully in his sleep on the morning of April 19, 2026, at his home in Odessa, Wash. Darrell was born on January 26, 1954 to Cornelius and Ruth Jantz. He grew up in Odessa graduating from Odessa High School in 1972. While attending secondary school he also began farming with his dad and brother. In 1986 he received a BA in History from EWU, Cheney, Wash. A graveside memorial service will be held...
David H. Schultz March 19, 1976 to Sept. 1 2026 David H. Schultz, of Camas, Wash. passed away on September 1, 2026, at the age of 50. David was a dedicated husband and father who valued quality family time and traditions. His family and friends remember him for his energy, drive, quick wit and humor. David was also a valued member of the Camas community, where he lived after earning degrees from Carroll College and Willamette University Law School. As a City Attorney and...
Davenport Birthdays Sept. 17 - Dave Anderson, Megan Hayes, Torri Mielke Sept. 18 - Alice Nachtigal Sept. 19 - Carolyn Stevenson, Ryker Wagner, Jeff Wilkie Sept. 20 - Treana Briggs, Dawn Canfield, Kyler Davenport, Benson Zaugg Sept. 21 - Cynthia Tucker Sept. 22 - Tanner Abbott, Laura Bilodeaux, Grady Gants, Joel Odenrider, Shawndale Smith Sept. 23 - Navia Bowdish, Tamera Gunning, Aaron Jacobsen, Meghan King Anniversaries Sept 18 - Katherine Lawson-Sickles and William Sickles Sept. 22 - Joe and Lynn Coppersmith, Jerry and Pam...
Well, I suppose I owe everyone a little apology for disappearing from this column for a few weeks. Things have been busy. Really busy. Between work, the Army and everything else going on, writing somehow kept getting pushed to the bottom of the list. But I did manage to sneak away for a few days and escape to New Jersey, which was an adventure in itself. I’ll be honest, I didn’t really know what to expect from New Jersey. In my head, New Jersey was palm trees, warm bea...
REARDAN - Paced by Gavin Wynecoop and Elijah Legault, who scored three touchdowns apiece, Reardan rolled past Kettle Falls 40-7 on Friday, Sept. 11, at Joe Johnson Field. The game began with a moment of remembrance. Before kickoff, public address announcer Geoff Schulz honored the victims and heroes of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. He also recognized Reardan graduate Joe E. Mann, the Medal of Honor recipient who gave his life to save fellow soldiers during World War II. Desp...
DAVENPORT - Davenport beat Chewelah 25-16, 25-15, 25-23 in volleyball Tuesday on camo night. Coach Jill Morrison said the Gorillas struggled at times with self-control but kept learning. She loved the win even if the third set was closer than she wanted. "It wasn't as far apart as I wanted it to be, but I'll take the win," Morrison said. She wants cleaner tip coverage and better baseline positioning, especially with new wings and a libero still learning her spots. "Passing is...
SPOKANE – Davenport and Reardan competed with 19 other schools Saturday, Sept. 12, in the annual Highlander Invitational at Shadle Park High School. Rather than splitting teams by school classifications, the Highlander organizes races strictly by grade level. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors all raced in separate 2.5-mile heats, giving 1B and 2B athletes a chance to compete head-to-head against athletes from 3A and 4A schools. Davenport freshman girls win team t...
ODESSA — Odessa answered its season-opening loss with two road volleyball wins, beating Moses Lake Christian Academy in four sets and sweeping Wilson Creek. Coach Alli Schroeder said the Tigers bounced back quickly after falling to Wilbur-Creston-Keller. The staff has been working on mental toughness and a next-play routine. “Instead of allowing the loss to carry into the rest of the week, they responded with two consecutive road wins,” Schroeder said. Odessa dropped the first set at Moses Lake Christian 15-25, then won 2...
POMEROY — Pomeroy beat Odessa 44-8 on Friday, Sept. 11, scoring in every quarter while the Tigers were held scoreless until the fourth. Coach Kolby Schafer said the game got away in the second quarter. Pomeroy’s size and ability to run the ball were too much. Pomeroy led 12-0 after one quarter and 32-0 at half, then added 6 in the third and 6 in the fourth. Odessa scored 8 in the fourth. Freshman Gavin Scrupps ran for 76 yards and the Tigers’ touchdown. Junior Kolter Watson threw for 66 yards with one interception and led t...
REARDAN – The Screaming Eagles volleyball team broke into the win column in a big way Tuesday, sweeping the visiting St. George's Dragons in straight sets to improve to 1-3 on the season, while dropping St. George's to 2-2. The Screaming Eagles controlled the tempo throughout the match, posting scores of 25-10, 25-14, 25-12. Reardan's attack was led by Emerson Sprecher, who paced the team with 10 kills. Raegan Soliday recorded 16 assists and three blocks. From the service line...
MANSON — Davenport scored first and never trailed in a 28-20 win at Manson on Thursday, Sept. 11. Coach Trenton Briney said it was a hard-fought game after a three-hour bus ride and a tough home-field advantage. The Gorillas went up by two touchdowns late. Manson returned a kickoff in the final minutes and made it a one-score game. Davenport then converted fourth down to pick up a first down and run out the clock. “The players executed perfectly on fourth down, running the ball hard to lock up the win,” Briney said. “I wa...
REARDAN – Freeman's Gabriella Daniel scored in the third minute, and the Scotties never looked back, defeating the Screaming Eagles 7-0 in Northeast 2B soccer action Thursday, Sept. 10. Daniel's early goal sparked a continuous attack as Freeman scored three times in the first half and added four goals after halftime. Freshman Hallie Tenner and sophomores Delaney Abustallo and Gabriella Daniel each scored twice for the Scotties. Sophomore Clara Paxton added the final goal. "...
COLBERT — Northwest Christian beat Davenport 8-1 in girls soccer Tuesday, Sept. 15. Junior Charlotte Soliday scored in the 12th minute for the Gorillas. The Crusaders scored in the 6th, 18th, 32nd, 34th and 40th minutes and led 4-1 at half. They added goals in the 44th, 54th and 66th. Assistant coach Ashley Gunning said the score was 2-1 — and nearly 2-2 after Soliday hit the crossbar — when Soliday left with a knee injury. She is doubtful for Thursday’s match at Newport. “She probably won’t be available for our Newport gam...
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