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MOCCASSIN BAY - Several cabins and other properties in the Moccassin Bay area have been destroyed by the Western Pines Fire. Fire officials reported the blaze had grown to 3,787.3 acres and was 0% contained at press time Thursday morning, July 10. Evacuation advisories had been issued for the area that borders Lake Roosevelt. The Western Pines Fire broke out in the early afternoon Wednesday, July 9, with dispatch receiving calls around 12:44 p.m. for the initial response, acco...
DAVENPORT - The Davenport City Council adopted a resolution for the Lincoln County Comprehensive Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Plan for 2024-2029 during its regular meeting Wednesday, July 9. The council approved Resolution 2025-10, which adopts the plan developed by Lincoln County in collaboration with the cities of Davenport, Harrington, and Sprague, and the towns of Almira, Creston, Odessa, Reardan, and Wilbur, per RCW Chapter 70A.205. The plan outlines guidelines...
Notice of Abandoned Vehicle Auction First Price Open Bid. July 8, 2025 at Johnson Family Towing, 33435 SR 28 E, Harrington, WA. Viewing 9am, Bidding 10am, Results 10:30am, Vehicles must be removed by 4pm. Available vehicles subject to change. Visit www.johnsonfamilytowing.com for additional details. Published July 3, 2025...
DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (DNS) Description of proposal: This proposal shall include all work associated with the demolition and replacement of a drainage structure on Mohler Road, County Road No. 34560, County Road Project G-1047. The work shall include, but not necessarily be limited to: removing the concrete structure and upgrading drainage facilities; Resurface the road with crushed gravel and asphaltic surfacing; Reclaim and revegetate areas disturbed during construction, and other incidental work as required. The...
CITY OF HARRINGTON NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR POTENTIAL WATER AND SEWER RATE INCREASE On July 9, 2025 at or about 7:00PM, the Harrington City Council will hold a public hearing at Harrington City Hall at 1 N 3rd Street. The hearing will be to present and discuss a potential water and sewer rate increase in order to update the city’s rate and fee schedule. Citizens are encouraged to attend the hearing or submit written questions or concerns regarding this matter. Cassandra Nixon Clerk Treasurer Published June 26 and July 3...
PUBLIC NOTICE WATER SYSTEM PLAN PUBLIC FORUM The City of Harrington will hold a public forum on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, to solicit comments on the City’s proposed Water System Plan (WSP). The public forum starts promptly at 7:00 p.m. The public forum will be held at Harrington City Hall. A copy of the City’s draft WSP can be found at: https://filr.tdhengineering.com/portal/s/0633211337760095956 The purpose of the hearing is to provide the public with an opportunity to comment on or offer input on the City’s proposed WSP f...
DAVENPORT — As temperatures climb and wildfire risk intensifies, fire districts across Lincoln County are enacting burn bans, with the National Park Service imposing some of the most stringent restrictions leading into the Fourth of July weekend. A total fire ban will take effect at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area at 12:01 a.m. On Wednesday, July 3, the National Park Service announced. The ban prohibits all open flames, including those in designated fire rings and barbecue boxes. Shoreline fires, charcoal grills, t...
HARRINGTON — Harrington School alum, Lincoln County resident, mom of three, and longtime educator, Courtney Strozyk, is adding a new hat to her collection — this time as the dual-role superintendent and principal of Harrington School. Strozyk, 44, of Davenport, officially took her oath of office during the School Board meeting on Monday, June 30, bringing her full circle to the school she once walked as a student herself. Strozyk is signed on for a two-year contract with the school district. “I am super excited. It is totally...
HARRINGTON - Harrington School District will shift to a four-day school week beginning this fall, according to action taken at the regular School Board meeting on Monday, June 30. Newly sworn-in Superintendent Courtney Strozyk, of Davenport, said preparations are well underway to ensure the new schedule does not affect core academic instruction, particularly for student athletes. "I have worked a ton on making sure student athletes aren't going to miss the core classes they...
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 June 23 Traffic Stops: 12 11:01 a.m. – Medical assistance needed in Reardan for a possible heart attack. 12:05 p.m. – A resident called to report that he received a call from Franklin County...
Davenport birthdays July 3: Darren Hansen, Chris Phillips, Samantha Wilkie July 4: Bruce Dehn, Ozius Harden, Tom Plumb July 5: Debbie Miller July 6: Lorie Wandling, Kira Strite, Mike Hardin, Ian Cassidy, Tami Dobson July 7: Jim Gunning, Duane Emery, Koda Coffman, Traci Gants, Rebecca Choate July 8: Bo Gunning, Kathy Johnson, Sarah Vesneske, Alton Leisle, Joyce Walsh, Kaiden Bodeau July 9: Bob Guhlke, Bob Fisher, Claudia Thompson, Wylie Hendrickson, Rachel Lacy, Maia Goetz Davenport anniversaries July 3: Eric and Beth Orvis...
HARRINGTON — The Harrington Library is launching its four-week summer reading program for children on Tuesday, July 15, while also preparing for updated hours set to take effect in August. The program, themed Steam into Action, will be held each Tuesday from 1 to 3 p.m. through August 5. The kickoff event on July 15 will feature a “battle bot” workshop presented by the Mobius Science Center, during which children will design and compete with their own robots. “This is a sciency STEM thing where the kids are going to design...
1 years ago Chief Charley Bones of the Spokane Indian reservation appeared before Justice Dye, charged with swearing in front of a woman. He was fined $1.00 and court costs. The Edwall warehouse company has been incorporated at Edwall for $12,000. It is understood that the new company will operate the former Edwall Grain company elevator. A man who was arrested at the Pioneer picnic and charged with having moonshine in his possession was given a $100 fine and a 30 day jail sentence after a trial by jury. 75 years ago A...
DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (DNS) Description of proposal: This proposal shall include all work associated with the demolition and replacement of a drainage structure on Mohler Road, County Road No. 34560, County Road Project G-1047. The work shall include, but not necessarily be limited to: removing the concrete structure and upgrading drainage facilities; Resurface the road with crushed gravel and asphaltic surfacing; Reclaim and revegetate areas disturbed during construction, and other incidental work as required. The...
CITY OF HARRINGTON NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR POTENTIAL WATER AND SEWER RATE INCREASE On July 9, 2025 at or about 7:00PM, the Harrington City Council will hold a public hearing at Harrington City Hall at 1 N 3rd Street. The hearing will be to present and discuss a potential water and sewer rate increase in order to update the city’s rate and fee schedule. Citizens are encouraged to attend the hearing or submit written questions or concerns regarding this matter. Cassandra Nixon Clerk Treasurer Published June 26 and July 3...
PUBLIC NOTICE WATER SYSTEM PLAN PUBLIC FORUM The City of Harrington will hold a public forum on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, to solicit comments on the City’s proposed Water System Plan (WSP). The public forum starts promptly at 7:00 p.m. The public forum will be held at Harrington City Hall. A copy of the City’s draft WSP can be found at: https://filr.tdhengineering.com/portal/s/0633211337760095956 The purpose of the hearing is to provide the public with an opportunity to comment on or offer input on the City’s proposed WSP f...
HARRINGTON - The annual Vintage Country Fair brought a full day of small-town tradition, family fun and historic celebration to the heart of downtown on Saturday, June 21, with cheerful crowds braving the weather to enjoy the festivities from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The fair featured a variety of attractions, including live music, vintage market vendors, a tractor showcase, classic fair food, children's activities and community-wide yard sales. Residents and visitors were invited to...
DAVENPORT — Local towns will adhere to Washington state fireworks regulations, ensuring safe celebrations for the Fourth of July, a tradition symbolizing patriotism and freedom since the 1776 adoption of the Declaration of Independence. Davenport, Reardan, Harrington, and Odessa will follow state ordinances, permitting fireworks use without local restrictions if safety guidelines are met. A proposed burn ban starting June 30 will not impact July 4 fireworks. No town-sponsored events are planned. Under Washington’s State Fir...
1 years ago A tourist headed for the gas pump in front of J. W. Fox’s store, missed the brake and hit the gas pedal and rammed into the pump smashing it considerably. The driver drove off and only Mr. Fox and the pump suffered. A number of Davenport people attended a bucking contest at the Wade West farm in the Rocklyn area. Six riders took part and put on an excellent show. Two special trains passed through Odessa last week. One was a load of cherries that were being sent east. The second was a load of silk headed for east...
Davenport birthdays June 26: Craig Deppner, Stephanie Zeiler, Karla Green June 27: Kelli Wilkie, Darcy Dennis, Cindy Warner June 28: Mariah Liebing, Emmett McCowan, Brady Dean June 29: Cade Hardin, Ryan Slahtasky, Lily Green June 30: Anthony B Smith, Jason Schillinger, Paige Van Buren July 1: Megan Miller, George Hein, Joshua Cursi July 2: Stacia Patterson, Elsa Bowen, Cheyenne King, Skyler King, Cody Hopkins Davenport anniversaries June 26: Roy and Susan Alspach, Brad and Kim Cole, Doug and Patti Ensor June 28: Darren and...
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 June 16 Traffic Stops: 9 10:19 a.m. – A welfare check was requested for some horses that appeared to be malnourished. 10:22 a.m. – A resident called to report that her neighbors goats were on her...
HARRINGTON - Fifty students from public and private K-12 schools across Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Freeman, West Plains, and Tekoa received the 2025 PACE Award for demonstrating outstanding character, the Harrington School District announced Tuesday. The awards, presented in partnership with PACE, recognize one student per school for consistently exemplifying traits such as integrity, kindness, and responsibility. Schools faced tough decisions, selecting from many students...
DAVENPORT - More than 100 people attended Lincoln County Health Department's community health fair at the middle school Thursday, June 12. This year's focus was injury and substance abuse prevention. The event included free food provided by Rural Resource's Produce Pantry, a meal provided by Hazel's Dozen of Harrington, 21 vendors and a raffle. Carey Guhlke-Falk, Director of Community Collaboration for Lincoln County Public Health, organized the event. "We have held this event...
Davenport birthdays June 19: Gerry Rambo, Chris Gunning June 20: Shelly Johnston, Luke Hammond, William Briggs, Todd Winzer June 21: Cody Johnston, John Badgley, Harlow Janke June 23: Libby Murdock, Dustin Jenness, Josh Warwick June 24: Patty Hupp, Linda Spencer, Emma Johnson, Callen Wynecoop June 26: Craig Deppner, Stephanie Zeiler June 27: Kelli Wilkie, Darcy Dennis, Cindy Warner Davenport anniversaries June 19: Jacob and Mallory Kragt June 20: Tim and Kathy Podowicz June 21: Rob and Vicki Morcom, Tyson and Stephanie Linstr...
1 years ago All driver’s licenses in Washington expire July 31 and the new ones become effective August 1 and are good for two years. Licenses cost $1.00 and every person who drives an automobile or truck must have one. Two Harrington youth were struck by a car while walking on the sidewalk in front of state bank. Herbert Armstrong and Donald Oestrich were knocked down and narrowly escaped serious injury. The car was driven by Pete Smensen. Jake Woitt, formerly of Odessa is wanted by Federal authorities for a liquor c...
