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1. Everyone in your household should know two ways to escape from each room in your home. 2. Decide where to meet once you get outside. Select a meeting spot at a safe distance away from your home, such as a neighbor’s home or landmark like a specific tree in your front yard, where everyone knows to meet. 3. Get out and stay out. Never go back inside for people, pets or things. 4. Time your fire drill and find out how long it took everyone to get out. 5. If a fire starts in your home, get out to safety, then dial 911. 6. P...
editor@odessarecord.com?subject=Events Calendar submission&body=PLEASE PROVIDE US WITH AT LEAST THESE DETAILS: Event / Date and Time / Address of Event / PhoneSubmit an Event Friday, Oct. 9 • 8 a.m. — Lind community yard sale, Lind (runs all day). • 7 p.m. — Reardan Homecoming football game. • 7 p.m. — Odessa Homecoming football game. Saturday, Oct. 10 • 8 p.m. — Reardan Homecoming dance, Community Hall. • 7 p.m. — Odessa Homecoming dance. Monday, Oct. 12 • 7 p.m. – Odessa City Council at Odessa Library, 21 E. First Av...
SPRAGUE - Lincoln County Fire District No. 1 cut the ribbon Friday, Oct. 2, on a new medical emergency helipad as an Airlift Northwest helicopter flew in, according to the state Department of Transportation. Aviation Revitalization Loan Program Manager David Chenaur said the ceremony was at the district station, 124 Old Airport Road. State Rep. Tom Dent, R-Moses Lake, county commissioners, fire officials, Airlift Northwest and other state and local representatives attended....
Davenport Birthdays Oct. 8 - Brodie Bailey, Taylor Bennett, Lea Dodson, McKayla Honey, Marissa Malcom Oct. 9 - Cheyenne Bennett, Sharon Katz, Mabel Winzer Oct. 11 - Rob Hopp, Marcus Mann Oct. 12 - Matt Ballance, Tim Coley, Brent King Oct. 13 - Maria Bellotti Oct. 14 - Madison Abbott, Monica Easley-Cate, Donna Reinbold, Cody Jenkins Anniversaries Oct. 8 - Caleb and Isabelle Singer, Lance and Jessica Strite, Curt and Joann Wood, Oct. 12 - Alton and Lynn Leisle Harrington Birthdays Oct. 8 - Taylor Bennett Oct. 9 - Cheyenne Benne...
DAVENPORT - The Gorillas wore pink for breast cancer awareness and pushed a match to four sets Tuesday, then lost to Saint George's for the first time under coach Jill Morrison. Davenport fell 19-25, 18-25, 25-20, 25-27 on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at home. Morrison said she had never lost to the Dragons. "It has always been a three-set sweep," Morrison said. "And so, to lose in four stings a little, does not leave warm, fuzzy feelings, and we're gonna go back to the drawing board."...
\REARDAN - Newport scored on a penalty kick five minutes into the game and went on to shut out Reardan 5-0 Tuesday. The loss was Reardan's second in five days, following a 1-0 loss at Freeman on Thursday, Oct. 1. Joelle Brandtner scored twice for Newport. Lily Verity, Emelia Wacenske and Emma Verity each added one goal. Newport led 3-0 at halftime. "We did not play our game," Reardan coach Richard Breedlove said. "They beat us to the ball almost every time. We were a little...
HARRINGTON - Reardan placed fourth in the boys team standings and had three runners post personal-best times Tuesday at the third Northeast 2B League meet of the season at Harrington Golf & Country Club. Northwest Christian won the boys 5,000-meter race with 35 points. Chewelah was second with 40, followed by Saint George's with 74 and Reardan with 116. Davenport finished fifth with 147, Kettle Falls sixth with 154, Newport seventh with 179 and Lind-Ritzville eighth with 202....
ODESSA — The Tigers played scrappy and still came up short Tuesday, dropping a three-set match at Mary Walker while their coach said the effort is the kind that can carry a state push. Odessa fell 19-25, 19-25, 20-25 on Tuesday, Oct. 6. The Tigers scored 19, 19 and 20. Coach Alli Schroeder said the loss did not hide the way the team competed. “Every girl on the Odessa volleyball team had a strong game tonight, played scrappy, competing hard and put on a great show,” Schroeder said. “I’m proud of the effort from every sin...
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REARDAN -The Screaming Eagles swept Newport 3-0 (26-24, 25-20, 25-23) Tuesday night, giving the Homecoming crowd plenty to cheer about. Reardan improved to 8-3 with its eighth consecutive win. Newport fell to 6-6. All three sets were close. Reardan fought off the Grizzlies to win the opening set, pulled away midway through the second and held off a late Newport push in the third. "I would say we just didn't give up," said Emersen Sprecher, who led Reardan with eight kills....
ODESSA — The Tigers led by 20 at halftime Friday, then were shut out in the third quarter and lost at Inchelium. Odessa fell 40-34 on Friday, Oct. 2. The Tigers led 28-8 before Inchelium scored the next 24 points and won it in the fourth quarter. Coach Kolby Schafer said the first half was the game the Tigers wanted. “We started strong and had a pretty good first half,” Schafer said. “We dominated the turnover battle and moved the ball well. But injuries, lack of intensity caught up with us in the second half. We will le...
BREWSTER - Reardan led twice, but Brewster scored the deciding touchdown and two-point conversion to defeat the visiting Screaming Eagles 28-21 Friday night. Reardan opened the scoring when Mavrick Frolov scored from 2 yards out and Carter Ray kicked the extra point. Max Piechalski answered with a 9-yard touchdown run for Brewster in the first quarter. Frolov made it 14-6 in the second quarter by stepping in front of a Brewster pass and returning it 42 yards for a score....
DAVENPORT —The Gorillas jumped to a 30-0 lead Friday and finished a nonleague rout at Bridgeport, then their coach said the next step is playing that way for all four quarters. Davenport won 46-6 on Friday, Oct. 2. Coach Trenton Briney said the Gorillas were ready from the opening snap. “We were up pretty great there, 30-0,” Briney said. “Kids came out and performed, were ready to go. For a while we seemed like a second-half team from the get-go. We need to put it all together for the four quarters.” The Gorillas ran 33 pl...
