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  • Sixth-graders provide 200 hours of service

    Olivia Harnack, The Record-Times|Updated May 8, 2025

    SPRAGUE - More than 200 hours of community service were donated to the town of Sprague when sixth-grade students from Valley Christian School visited for a full day of volunteer work. Over 50 students, chaperones, volunteers, and a bus driver participated in the day of service, tackling projects across multiple sites in town. They helped clean Sprague City parks, the creek area, and the Railroad Depot Museum. Other teams worked at Feed Sprague, the Sprague Community Church,...

  • Reardan local named rodeo royalty

    Jay Gunter, The Record-Times|Updated May 8, 2025

    AIRWAY HEIGHTS – The May 2 Rhinestones and Rodeo fundraising event celebrated a time-honored Cheney tradition 6 p.m. Friday night. The Miss Cheney Rodeo coronation, held in the Spokane Live Room at the Spokane Tribe Casino, provided fans a chance to meet Cheney rodeo personalities and support the rodeo and the Miss Cheney Rodeo program. Whitney Bjornberg, Miss Cheney Rodeo 2025, was the center of events. The celebration was emceed by Al Parsons, who has been Cheney Rodeo's a...

  • How to win a prize you didn't mean to enter

    Olivia Harnack|Updated May 8, 2025

    I was invited to attend the annual Semi-Formal Odessa Soirée and live auction on Friday, May 2, and let me tell you-it was one for the books. Let me take you to the scene of my latest public lesson: Odessa's Town Hall during a semi-formal soiree. Fancy silent auction tables hugged the walls, the center of the room was all elegance and fairy lights, and wine and beer tasting stations dotted the room like little adult reward zones. Clark-our resident MC and part-time voice of...

  • Looking Back

    The Record-Times|Updated May 8, 2025

    1 years ago Delbert Talkington of Harrington has been seriously ill for more than a week with fevers nearing 105 degrees. This is believed to be caused by a tick bite. Lincoln County has received a bill from Eastern Washington Hospital for the insane for $15,720. This is for the care of the 49 county residents currently housed in the facility. The Davenport High School class of 1925 consists of 25 seniors. 10 boys and 15 girls will graduate on May 22. Jean Wilson is valedictorian and Ruth Sweesy will be Salutatorian. 75...

  • Derek Brock joins Brock Law Firm

    Olivia Harnack, The Record-Times|Updated May 8, 2025

    DAVENPORT — The Brock Law Firm has welcomed a new attorney to its team, as Derek Brock joins the firm, continuing a three-generation legacy of legal service in the region. Derek Brock, the son of Corey Brock and grandson of firm founder Norm Brock, was recently admitted to the Washington State Bar after completing his law degree at the University of Washington School of Law. He earned his undergraduate degree in finance and information systems from the University of Washington, Seattle in 2018. Based in Seattle, Brock will s...

  • Birthdays and Anniversaries

    Updated May 8, 2025

    Davenport birthdays May 8: Sarah Jane Johnson, Ethan Plasencia, Jeanne Newcomb, Bryan Furman, Robert Jenkins, Aleisha Zaugg, Sienna Alspach May 9: Stehpanie Hileman May 10: Brett Alspach May 11: Marsha Hendrickson, Kaycee Hennings, Kevin Schweiger, Sharon Buck May 12: Rochelle Hopp, Jalaina Jacobsen, Tyler Bailey, Alan Steinolfson, Willa Winzer May 13: Emily Dixon, Elizabeth Waldher May 14: Justin Wood, Kylin Spangler, Alex Spangler Davenport anniversaries May 9: Kevin and Judy Heid, Delbert and Rosie Bain May 11: Clif and...

  • Hospital fundraiser nets $30K

    Olivia Harnack, The Record-Times|Updated May 8, 2025

    ODESSA - The 33rd annual Odessa Healthcare Foundation Soirée raised more than $30,000 Friday night at the Odessa Community Center, with proceeds going toward improved emergency room lighting at Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center. Formerly known as the Wine Tasting, Microbrew Sampling, and Auction, the event drew a crowd for an evening of food, drinks, and bidding. Attendees sampled wine, tasted beer from Rocky Coulee Brewing Company, and enjoyed appetizers prepared by the Odess...

  • Make chicken enchiladas to celebrate Cinco de Mayo

    Updated May 1, 2025

    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...

  • Gone with the wind: students get blown away by physics at iFly

    Updated May 1, 2025

    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...

  • Mattozzi crowned 2025 Queen Harrington

    Olivia Harnack, The Record-Times|Updated May 1, 2025

    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...

  • Local soirée to support healthcare

    Olivia Harnack, The Record-Times|Updated May 1, 2025

    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...

  • Walk brings awareness to water crisis

    Byrne Bennett, The Record-Times|Updated May 1, 2025

    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... Full story

  • Fair royalty to host dance fundraiser

    Olivia Harnack, The Record-Times|Updated May 1, 2025

    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...

  • Spring Fling weekend draws big crowds

    Olivia Harnack, The Record-Times|Updated May 1, 2025

    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...

  • Looking Back

    The Record-Times|Updated May 1, 2025

    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...

  • Pink lemonade, shiny cars, and a slice of heaven

    Olivia Harnack|Updated May 1, 2025

    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...

  • Drive a FREE golden spike to celebrate railroad day

    Dale Swant, Special to the Record-Times|Updated May 1, 2025

    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...

  • Area youths hunt eggs around county

    Updated Apr 24, 2025

  • Reardan Easter sunrise service

    Updated Apr 24, 2025

  • Trains, rain boots and Brakeman Bunny

    Olivia Harnack|Updated Apr 24, 2025

    This Easter, instead of spending my weekend elbow-deep in deviled eggs or politely ignoring Peeps, I climbed aboard a 100-plus-year-old train and pretended I knew things about railroads. I did not. But I learned fast. It started at the Inland Northwest Rail Museum, where I figured I'd poke around a few vintage cars, take a photo or two, and head home feeling vaguely cultured. What I got instead was a deep dive into railroad history that included a private tour, an impromptu...

  • Looking Back

    The Record-Times|Updated Apr 24, 2025

    1 years ago Doris Jayne, 10 year old Davenport girl was burned to death while sleeping in a shack on her father’s farm south of town. The girl was spending the weekend at the farm to keep house for her father and the farm hands. A second test train passed through Odessa. New engine 2129 made the trip from Wilson Creek to Odessa in one hour and 2 minutes which was 18 minutes less than the old engine. 75 years ago A pre-harvest inventory of warehouses in Davenport, Rocklyn, Mondovi and Omans has shown that there are some 3...

  • Birthdays & Anniversaries

    Updated Apr 24, 2025

    Davenport birthdays April 24: Leslie Schweiger, Jeff Lust, Kinsley Kragt, Reece Johnson, Robert Bilodeaux April 25: Steve Plasencia April 26: Ken Deal, George Arland, Mamiko Patterson April 27: Libby Mattox, Brian Morcom April 28: Sami Guhlke April 29: Brian Madison, Josh Smith, Yara Jasmine Hein April 30: Evan Dennis, Terry Geissler, Aria Crandell Davenport anniversaries April 24: Gene and Manuela Hinkey April 25: Patrick and Wendy Bodeau, Brad and Jamie Chappell Reardan birthdays April 24: Eleanor Cantrell April 28: Lucy...

  • Easter train rides delight visitors

    Olivia Harnack, The Record-Times|Updated Apr 24, 2025

    REARDAN - Families flocked to the Inland Northwest Rail Museum on Saturday, April 19, for a festive Easter event that combined tradition, history, and train rides. Nearly 300 guests visited the museum for the chance to ride in a historic full-sized train, including a recently restored Mount St. Helens lounge car and passenger coaches pulled by a retired grain-hauling locomotive now operated by the Washington Eastern Railroad. Volunteers ran four trips throughout the day, offer...

  • Welcome to My Kitchen

    Laura Estes|Updated Apr 24, 2025

    Easter eggs and a Pinterest post got me thinking about Grandma Claudius Deviled Eggs. The post was about the worlds best Deviled Eggs. That recipe included a lot of different ingredients, plus Grandma's, not so secret ingredient, butter. If you have boiled eggs you should use up, or are in the mood for deviled eggs, here is my best guess at the amounts. Grandma Claudius Deviled Eggs 12 hard boiled eggs 1/2 cup mayonnaise 2 tsp prepared mustard 2 Tbsp very soft butter 1/8 tsp g...

  • Museum honors volunteers

    Olivia Harnack, The Record-Times|Updated Apr 24, 2025

    DAVENPORT - Volunteers who dedicated their time and effort to the Lincoln County Museum in 2024 were recognized for their outstanding service at the museum's annual volunteer luncheon, held on Monday, April 21, at 12 p.m. This marks the fourth year of the luncheon, which has become a tradition in the museum's 53-year history. "It is about the volunteers more than anything else," said LaVon Stiles, outgoing museum director, who will be succeeded by Laura Harris on May 1. The...

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