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  • This week's sports docket: Davenport, Reardan and Harrington

    The Times|Updated Feb 25, 2021

    *All games subject to postponement or cancellation due to inclement weather or COVID-19 concerns. Thursday, Feb. 25 Davenport soccer vs. St. George’s @ 3 p.m. Davenport volleyball vs. Chewelah @ 6:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26 Davenport football at Asotin @ 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27 2B high/middle school cross country meet at Asotin @ noon Harrington volleyball at Valley Christian @ noon Davenport soccer vs. Northwest Christian @ 1 p.m. Reardan soccer at St. George’s @ 1 p.m. Reardan football vs. Kettle Falls @ 1 p.m. Monday, Mar...

  • Bi-county prom being rescheduled

    Updated Mar 16, 2020

    The latest from Odessa schools is that a smaller group of schools is working together to plan a smaller venue prom to be held at the Northern Quest Pavilion in Airway Heights on March 14. More information will be posted as it becomes available....

  • John Paul Fitzsimmons

    Updated Mar 5, 2020

    Fitzsimmons, John Paul – age 83 passed away on January 31, 2020 in Odessa, WA. John was born on March 5, 1936 to John V. & Lois Fitzsimmons in Pomeroy, WA. John graduated from Pomeroy High School before attending and graduating from Washington State University in 1959 with a BS degree. The degree included a minor in Horticulture, minor in Animal Husbandry and a minor in Soils and business. While attending WSU John married his high school sweet heart Florence Burns on June 1...

  • Knowledge Bowl team statebound

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Odessa Record|Updated Mar 5, 2020

    The Knowledge Bowl team that placed fourth in the regional competition is headed to the state tournament. Jett Nelson, Pilot Weishaar, Eric Johnston, Colton Messer, Ryan Moffet and Camden Weber make up the team. The state tournament will be held March 21, 2020 at West Valley High School, located at 9800 Zier Road in Yakima. The entire Knowledge Bowl Team (JV and varsity for 2019-2020 consists of Eric Johnston, Ryan Moffet, Makayla Nelson, Camden Weber, Kaya Kuchenbuch, Chase...

  • Cheer squad wins winter academic award

    ODESSA RECORD|Updated Feb 27, 2020

    Odessa High School's cheerleading squad has won the academic championship for 1B schools for the winter sports season with a combined grade-point average of 3.751. The five girls on the squad are Alyssa Iverson, Ireland Luiten, Josie Westmoreland, Taylor MacDonald and Kaylee McKinney. The squad has had a busy season this winter, doing their best to ignite the fans during varsity basketball games at home and away....

  • Odessa Royalty selected

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Odessa Record|Updated Feb 27, 2020

    ODESSA - High school junior Maddie Scrupps. was crowned Miss Odessa during a program Sunday, Feb. 23. Princesses Kaya Kuchenbuch and Alyssa Iverson, also both juniors, make up the royal court. who will represent Odessa at area parades this spring, summer and fall. Each candidate was judged on several factors, including academic record, involvement in school and community activities, interviews with the judges, their responses to impromptu questions during the program and an...

  • Tiger boys are District 7 champions

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Odessa Record|Updated Feb 27, 2020

    Odessa vs. Selkirk The District 7 championship game was held at Deer Park High School on Feb. 22, and the undefeated Odessa Tiger boys took the #1 spot, handing the Selkirk Rangers a 78 to 34 loss. Odessa 9 27 18 24 78 Selkirk 11 4 17 2 34 The game's first quarter was something of a surprise to the team. Whereas, their usual game plan all season has called for building up a commanding lead right from the start, the Rangers put up a strong defense and even led the Tigers by...

  • Odessa FBLA Cemetery Project

    Updated Feb 27, 2020

    Members of the Odessa High School FBLA chapter have been putting their leadership skills to work once again to benefit the Odessa community. Members met with Mayor Bill Crossley and Public Works Director Rod Webster to learn about current needs at the Odessa Cemetery. The group agreed that there were several areas that could use the services of the students. First, members drafted a map of the cemetery and then began working on creating a digital version. Second, members...

  • Noreen Groh

    Updated Feb 27, 2020

    Noreen Joy Groh (1935-2020) Just ask Noreen and she would tell you she was "the most blessed person in the world". Born April 15, 1935, Noreen Joy Scrupps, she was raised in Odessa, WA by parents Henry (Hank) and Lydia. Joined three years later by sister, Margie. She graduated from Odessa High School. Noreen grew up a rancher/farmer's daughter. She was a rodeo queen who caught the eye of her (late) husband, Frank Groh Jr. A handsome wheat farmer, who also ran a gravel...

  • Tigers down ACH, lose state bid to Curlew

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Odessa Record|Updated Feb 27, 2020

    The Odessa Tiger girls accomplished a come-from-behind victory over rival school Almira-Coulee-Hartline at the District 7 tournament playoff game Feb. 19 in Deer Park. They nearly did the same thing on Saturday, Feb. 22 against Curlew in a battle for the 3rd place spot at district that would have given them a trip to the state tournament. Odessa vs. ACH The Tigers and Warriors had a close contest through three-quarters of the game. The fourth quarter was decisive, however, as the Odessa team outscored ACH by 31 points to 10....

  • Court Report

    Updated Feb 27, 2020

    Sheriff and Jail 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 does not release names of individuals who report possible criminal or suspicious activities to dispatchers or alleged victims for this column. Feb. 14 A Moses Lake caller reported an assault in the Spring Canyon area. A two vehicle collision was reported on SR 231 A Davenport caller form the 100 block of Sinclair St. reported an una...

  • Odessa FBLA explores the country's economy

    Updated Feb 27, 2020

    The world is changing and so is the way Americans shop and spend their money. America has transitioned from an agricultural economy, to an industrial economy, to a service economy. Now we are moving toward an experience economy. This is the topic being studied by Odessa eighth-graders as part of the Odessa FBLA chapter’s American Enterprise Project. The students have researched businesses that currently offer experiences, such as Top Golf, LuLu Lemon and Petco. With the Sears store closing in Spokane’s Northtown Mall, stu...

  • Coming soon: Pay town utilities by credit card

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Odessa Record|Updated Feb 27, 2020

    It will soon be possible for Odessa residents to pay their water/sewer/garbage bill using a debit or credit card. The town has received an offer from Armada Corp., a Kennewick-based company that provides debt collection services, as well as processing of credit/debit cards for payments. Using a card for payment will involve a small fee to the user, four percent of the billed amount, but will not cost the Town of Odessa any money. The payment button will connect directly to the secure website of Armada. The council approved...

  • Welcome to My Kitchen

    Laura Estes|Updated Feb 27, 2020

    Spring is trying to burst forth, but we do live in Eastern Washington, so anything can happen weather-wise. Spring brings new, fresh food items to market. Lamb chops, roasts and other cuts are more prevalent at large supermarket meat counters this time of year, and some families include roast lamb in their Easter menu. Roasting lamb is not hard, but requires a bit more roasting time per pound that other red meats. This is because lamb is not as marbled with fat as beef and...

  • Trapshoot competition ended last Sunday

    Updated Feb 27, 2020

    After seven weeks of competition, the Marlin/Odessa Gun Club maintained its second-place position among Division I teams only six targets behind first-place Yakima Valley Sportsmen. The women’s Marlin/Odessa team stayed in sixth place, and the youth division shooters fell to sixth place. Sunday, Feb. 23, was the final day of competition, but the final tabulation of results for the eight-week contest won’t be available until later in the week. Week 8 resultsd follow below. Marlin Gun Club At the Marlin Gun Club Sunday, the...

  • One week left in gun club trapshoot competition

    Staff Reports|Updated Feb 25, 2020

    Week 7 of the Spokesman-Review Inland Northwest Trapshoot contest was held February 16. Next week is the final week of competition. After the six-week mark, the Marlin/Odessa Gun Club had maintained its second-place position among Division I teams only six targets behind first-place Yakima Valley Sportsmen. The women’s Marlin/Odessa team maintained sixth place, and the youth division shooters stayed in second place substantially behind the Spangle team (Spangle 566, O/M 537). Marlin Gun Club At the Marlin Gun Club this w...

  • Court Report

    Updated Feb 25, 2020

    Sheriff and jail 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 does not release names of individuals who report possible criminal or suspicious activities to dispatchers or alleged victims for this column. Feb. 10 A Lincoln County caller requested a welfare check on an elderly person living without electricity in their home. A Lincoln County caller reported a verbally assaultive, floor punching mal...

  • FBLA raises $$ for March of Dimes

    Updated Feb 25, 2020

    Odessa High School's FBLA chapter used FBLA Week as an opportunity to raise funds for the March of Dimes. The annual Copper vs. Silver Contest resulted in raising over $116 for the March of Dimes. According to tradition, the losing senior class president, Ryan Moffet, received a pie in the face from the winning junior class president, Pilot Weishaar....

  • 'Buy a Pair, Show You Care' a success

    The Odessa Record|Updated Feb 25, 2020

    "Thanks to generous supporters from Lincoln County and across the state, the 'Buy a Pair, Show You Care' underwear drive was a huge success," says Odessa High School Future Business Leaders of America adviser Terri King. FBLA members delivered 1,231 pair of new children's underwear on a recent visit to Teen and Kid Closet in Spokane. They also had the opportunity to tour the facility and meet co-founder and KXLY newscaster Robyn Nance, who described the founding of Teen and...

  • Tigers defeat Cusick; play Saturday for District championship

    Updated Feb 25, 2020

    Odessa vs. Cusick On February 15, the Tigers played a tough, fast Cusick team in the District 7 tournament held at Medical Lake High School. The Tigers came out on top 70 to 56. Odessa 25 14 20 7 70 Cusick 11 10 17 12 56 Ryan Moffet, despite taking a beating under the boards, led the scoring with 22 points. Camden Weber, shooting well from outside had 20, Marcus King 12, Tim DeWulf 11 and Jett Nelson 5. Weber and King shared the rebounding lead with five each. Moffet came up with four steals. The Tiger boys will play Selkirk...

  • Girls defeat Northport, lose to Inchelium, ACH next

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Odessa Record|Updated Feb 25, 2020

    The Odessa Tiger girls completed a successful season in basketball and made it into the District 7 playoffs. Odessa vs. Northport On February 12, the lady Tigers faced off against Northport at home in Odessa, for the first round of the tournament. The girls got a decisive win, 59-37. Odessa 16 18 10 15 59 Northport 6 12 15 4 37 McKennah Davison was top scorer for Odessa with 19 points, followed by Ashlyn Neilsen with 17 and Grace Nelson with 12. The Tigers played a pretty clean game, with no player having more than two fouls...

  • Letter to the Editor

    Updated Feb 25, 2020

    To the Editor: The latest shootings in downtown Seattle reinforces all the reasons to live here in Odessa! It’s the Big City Curse. Things have changed a lot in the last 60 years since I was a child there. The stuff I did as a kid there in the 50s and 60s would be totally unacceptable, outright dangerous or illegal today! Things were so much simpler back then. Gun regulations were unheard of. As a kid, I could go to the hunting supply store, buy gun powder, ammo, even my first 22 rifle at age 12. No drive-bys or kids s...

  • Sheriff's deputies arrest mail thieves

    The Odessa Record|Updated Feb 25, 2020

    DAVENPORT — Two people were booked into the Lincoln County Jail following their arrests for alleged mail thefts Feb. 11. Karalynn Solis, 35, and Leora Guery, 36, were both booked into the jail, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office reported. As of press time Feb. 20, the pair remained in county lockup, the jail roster shows. Their bail and exact charges were not immediately available. According to a report, a witness called county dispatch at approximately 2 p.m. that day after observing the duo acting suspicious north of the...

  • Moffet sets state scoring record

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Odessa Record|Updated Feb 25, 2020

    MEDICAL LAKE - Odessa's Ryan Moffet at a district playoff game against Cusick in Medical Lake became the all-time state high school basketball scorer last Saturday. He broke the record set just last year by Brock Ravet of Kittitas, a Class 2B school. In his four years at Odessa High School, Moffet has been a starter since his freshman year. After trying a few other sports in his younger years, he found basketball to be his true love. And his dedication to it has shown. The tim...

  • "Community" means everything in a small town

    Linda Goodman, The Odessa Goodman|Updated Feb 25, 2020

    ODESSA — Life in a small town varies a bit from the city; it’s a bit slower. Rather than running to Wal-mart or McDonalds on the spur of the moment, you usually have to plan ahead. But one major upside to a small town is the sense of community that rises to meet adversity. Here, you have a community that will back you every step to the way in most situations. If you have lived in or around the area for any length of time, you would be hard pressed not to know Heaven Hicks by...

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