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  • Praetorius cattle ranch processes calves

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Record|Updated May 8, 2020

    ODESSA -Another cattle ranch has checked in with The Record. Like the Smiths in last week's edition, the crew at the ranch of Jack and Margaret Praetorius had plenty of help with branding, tagging and inoculating calves born earlier this year. HaLee Walter was there to record the event for posterity. As an added bonus, HaLee and Colley Walter's four sons - Tucker, Sawyer, Hudson and Hank - were treated to roping lessons. The boys got to take their lariats home, where they...

  • Welcome to my Kitchen

    Laura Estes, Special to The Record|Updated May 8, 2020

    Potatoes have recently been given away in just about every growing area. With schools shut down and restaurants on limited service, growers, brokers and processing facilities have more that they can sell. Kindly, many have brought supplies to communities and food banks, so they don’t go to waste. Potatoes distributed now, have been in storage six or seven months, so need to be used up quickly. Potato soup and casseroles can use up potatoes fast, but sunny weather has us t...

  • Profile: Nursing Director Bonnie E. DesJardin

    Jeremy Burnham, The Times|Updated May 8, 2020

    Editor's note: After the positive feedback we received with our Teacher Profile Series last year, we wanted to present another set of community profiles. With everything happening right now with the coronavirus quarantine, getting to know our local nurses seemed fitting. DAVENPORT - It's not everyday someone starts a new medical job in the middle of a pandemic. So, it's understandable that when new Lincoln Hospital Nursing Director Bonnie E. DesJardin was asked how life at...

  • Gabriel Hunter

    The Times|Updated May 8, 2020

    For working hard and making it to nearly every virtual meeting. He has a positive attitude. His parents are Darryl and Teresa Hunter....

  • Ellensburg man wins quilt raffle

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Record|Updated Apr 30, 2020

    ODESSA - An Ellensburg man has won the 2020 Odessa Quilt Club show raffle. Jeremy Lewis winning ticket was drawn at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, April 25. He is the son of Dana and Steve Matthews and the grandson of Dave Edens, all of Odessa. The drawing took place despite the cancellation of Spring Fling activities, including the Odessa Quilt Club show. Kyle Tebow, "all-around man Friday to many town organizations," has drawn the winning raffle ticket at most of the recent quilt...

  • Odessa Senior Meals

    The Record|Updated Apr 30, 2020

    All meals are currently available for pick-up, only unless previous arrangements for home delivery are made by calling 509-982-2654 prior to 10 a.m. on the day of the meal. Monday, May 4: — Pork roast, herbed potato bake, carrots, spinach salad, applesauce, whole wheat roll and dessert. Wednesday, May 6:— Biscuits and gravy, O’Brien potatoes, V-8 juice, orange quarters and dessert. Thursday, May 7: — Swiss steak, shell pasta, California vegetables, spiced salad, banana, French bread, dessert. Suggested donation for ages 60...

  • Branding Day at the Ranch

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Record|Updated Apr 30, 2020

    ODESSA - Rick and Marilyn Smith and their extended family gathered last weekend for their annual day of branding, tagging and inoculating new calves. Earlier this year, 65 calves were born on their rangeland north of town. Three generations worked together to round up, corral and process the newest members of the herd. Marilyn, suffering a broken wrist this year, had to sit out the activities and served instead as the photographer. Rick put "fly tags" into the calves' ears to...

  • Nursing profile: Davenport's Crystal Carter

    Jeremy Burnham, The Times|Updated Apr 30, 2020

    Editor's note: After the positive feedback we received with our Teacher Profile Series last year, we wanted to present another set of community profiles. With everything happening right now with the coronavirus quarantine, getting to know our local nurses seemed fitting. DAVENPORT - "When you're in need, I want you to know I've got you. We will get through it." That is what Crystal Carter said when asked why she does what she does. Carter is a nurse, and it becomes clear when...

  • Tons of Spuds

    Roger Harnack, The Times|Updated Apr 30, 2020

    Jeff Schibel of Odessa volunteers Wednesday at the potato giveaway in Ritzville. The spuds were grown by Eastern Washington farmers for restaurants. Under the coronavirus quarantine, farmers had a choice - give them away or throw them away. So, they gave them away. Another potato giveway was planned for this morning in Moses Lake....

  • Davenport Lions Club marks successful year

    Special to The Times|Updated Apr 23, 2020

    DAVENPORT — Despite the coronavirus and its effects, the Davenport Lions Club had another successful year. The club had to cancel the annual Easter Egg Hunt and breakfast, the Lions Club Surf and Turf dinner and its board and regular meetings. While honoring the social distancing request, some information and issues were discussed via e-mail and messenger. It was sufficient enough for the end of the Lions year. Meetings will resume after the social distancing request has been lifted. It is most difficult for our members to s...

  • Annual alumni event canceled

    Terrie Schmidt-Crosby, The Record|Updated Apr 23, 2020

    ODESSA — The Odessa High School Alumni Association has canceled this year’s June 20 alumni reunion dinner due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic. Letters to alumni will be sent out early in May informing them of the cancelation and explaining that the 2021 reunion will double up on the honored classes so that both the 2020 and 2021 honorees will receive their due recognition, officials said. The Odessa Athletics Hall of Fame committee, however, has opted to go ahead with plans to honor this year’s inductees. As it has for...

  • Wagner a Presidential Scholar semifinalist

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Apr 23, 2020

    ODESSA - A local girl has been selected as a semifinalist in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. Maddy Wagner was named as a semifinalist April 15. She is the daughter of Travis and Haley Wagner of Odessa. Travis Wagner is a Harrington native. A Future Business Leaders of America participant, Wagner was nominated for the award by Terri King. Only three Washington students made the semifinalist list. The other students are Lauren Stubbs of LaCrosse and Kenedee Mai Lam...

  • Odessa Senior Meals

    The Record|Updated Apr 23, 2020

    ODESSA -- All meals are currently available for pick-up, only unless previous arrangements for home delivery are made by calling 509-982-2654 prior to 10 a.m. on the day of the meal. Monday, April 27 — Yankee pot roast, roasted carrots and red potatoes, mixed greens salad, strawberries and bananas, whole wheat bread, oatmeal cookies. Wednesday, April 28 — Oven-fried chicken, twice-baked potatoes, buttered corn, cuke and tomato salad, grapes, biscuit, dessert. Thursday, April 29 — Lentil veggie soup, cottage cheese, 7-lay...

  • Special delivery

    The Record|Updated Apr 23, 2020

    Free Press Publishing Advertising Manager DeeAnn Gibb, left, and Circulation Specialist Venus Bratsveen received at least five pizzas Wednesday from Artie Balko of Odessa. He sent the pizzas to thank the staff for keeping Odessa Record open and providing Lincoln County news....

  • Spring is bustling all over

    Laura Estes|Updated Apr 23, 2020

    Spring is here! Gardens are being planted and outdoor activities have increased, even with social distancing. It is the beginning of salad season, but one more requested soup recipe from earlier soup suppers to start us off. Stuffed Pepper Soup is another of the spaghetti sauce recipes I tried and it has been added to my permanent collection. Plain spaghetti sauce is a versatile staple in my kitchen. With a few spice and herb additions, it substitutes well for pizza sauce,...

  • May Tour and Dinner canceled

    The Times|Updated Apr 16, 2020

    DAVENPORT — The annual May Tour and Dinner has been canceled. The event, hosted every year by Lincoln County Conservation District, canceled the event in response to the coronavirus “stay home” quarantine ordered by Gov. Jay Inslee, which is set to expire May 4....

  • Sourdough ideas for Eastern weekend snacks

    Laura Estes, The Record|Updated Apr 9, 2020

    Easter celebrations will be different for most this year. Social distancing and shortages of some grocery and household items has us all researching different ways to keep house and prepare meals. A number of folks have grown, purchased or received a gift of sourdough starter, a hedge against bread and yeast shortages. One question I have been asked often lately: What can we use the extra starter that builds up for, or do we just throw it away? There are a great number of...

  • Keep your sanity while quarantined

    The Record|Updated Apr 9, 2020

    DAVENPORT — The Lincoln County Health Department is encouraging residents to be mindful of their mental health needs during the quarantine ordered by Gov. Jay Inslee. Last week, Gov. Inslee extended the quarantine order until May 4. And while attorneys for Republican lawmakers are reviewing the legality of the oroder, healthcare providers are offering advice for residents not used to being homebound. “We’ve asked residents not to neglect their physical health during this time by eating healthy, remaining physically activ...

  • Reeves makes Dean's List at Pacific University

    The Times|Updated Apr 9, 2020

    FOREST GROVE, Ore. — Becky Reeves of Davenport was named to the Dean’s list at Pacific University for the fall 2019 semester. The list recognizes undergraduate students in Pacific’s College of Arts and Sciences who earn a grade-point average of at least 3.50....

  • Harrington golf course remains open for play

    Jeremy Burnham, Davenport Times|Updated Mar 26, 2020

    HARRINGTON - With available activities outside the home seemingly decreasing each day, golf remains a game that can be played without any close contact to anybody. As of press time, the Harrington Golf and Country Club remains open as long as golfers are willing to practice safe social distancing. "We're going to be open as long as we are allowed to be," manager Melissa Gilmore said. "When you are on the golf course, you aren't within six feet of one another unless you ride...

  • Welcome to My Kitchen

    Updated Mar 26, 2020

    So many are cooking from the pantry these days, and I have received a number of questions about substitutions and general cooking questions. I will try to cover as many as I can in the column, but do check the Welcome to My Kitchen Facebook page for additional information. Cabbage Roll Soup was a requested recipe, and it fits well into cooking from the pantry. Soup is a good way to stretch ingredients, and a rich broth or base makes it a satisfying meal. Cabbage Roll Soup 1 1/2 pounds ground beef Salt and Pepper 1 large...

  • Food Bank to be open twice in April

    Updated Mar 26, 2020

    In order to help those who need the assistance during these trying times, the Odessa Food Bank, which is normally open once a month, will be open two times in the month of April. The Food Bank, located at 111 E. 1st Ave. (alley entrance of Foursquare Church), will be open Thursday, April 2, 1:30-3 p.m. and 5-6 p.m., and again two weeks later on our regularly scheduled open day of Thursday, April 16, 1:30-3 p.m. and 5-6 p.m. Those needing further assistance may call 982-2202 to leave a message. Calls will be returned. With...

  • Harrington updates

    Marjorie Womach, Contributor|Updated Mar 26, 2020

    Harrington's Food Bank practiced social distancing during its most recent distribution day. An assortment of food was boxed ahead of time for customers arriving at the front doors of the Harrington Church of the Nazarene. One patron at a time was called to check in and receive supplies. Extra items were also available, but a new rule was invoked: If you touch it, take it. The Harrington Library has closed for the month of March. No fines will be issued and smaller books may be returned at the drop box to the left of the door...

  • Harrington staff meeting school closure challenges

    Updated Mar 26, 2020

    Following Gov. Jay Inslee’s decision to close schools due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Harrington School District began serving a “grab-and-go” lunch and a next-day breakfast in front of the school by the kitchen door from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Country delivery via bus routes was added March 23. All children from one to 18 years old, or students, were required to be present to receive the meals. School personnel are working on a plan to provide childcare for children in grades 4 through 6 for parents who are considered essen...

  • Odessa Memorial Healthcare commissioners earn certification

    Updated Mar 19, 2020

    Seattle – Commissioners at Odessa Memorial Healthcare Center (OMHC) have spent the last year increasing their understanding of hospital governance and ability to enhance board effectiveness through participation in the Washington State Hospital Association's (WSHA) Health Care Governance Education program. Participation included attending webinars and peer learning events on a variety of topics, ranging from courses regarding the board's responsibility to ensure quality c...

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