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Lately, I’ve been taking full advantage of this summery weather here in my newly adopted hometown—soaking in the air, basking in the sun, and quite literally feeling on top of the world while zooming past semi-trucks on my Kawasaki Ninja like the main character in an action movie… only, you know, the law-abiding kind. No police calls have been made about me—yet—and that’s not for lack of opportunity, but rather because I revere the law like a cow reveres the herd. (Peacefully. Lovingly. Occasionally confused.) Now I know...
GRAND COULEE — The Grand Coulee Dam Area Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Festival of America on July 4-5, featuring a spectacular fireworks display launched from the top of Grand Coulee Dam, following the “One River, Many Voices” laser light show at 10 p.m. on Friday, July 4. A separate professional fireworks show is scheduled for Saturday, July 5 at Two Rivers Resort, across from Fort Spokane in Stevens County, as part of the resort’s annual celebration. The Festival of America, held in the park below the Grand Coul...
Cherry season is in full swing throughout the Inland Northwest. Fresh Bing and Rainer cherries need little but a good wash, and eaten fresh out of hand. Pie cherries are another story, without added sugar, they are pretty tart. Cherry pie or cobbler is a favorite of many, but pie cherries or tart bush cherries also make wonderful jam or jelly. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches made with cherry jelly are a taste bud treat. If you have bush cherries and have wondered what to do...
Reardan Lions Club president Dale Swant presenting Kathy Eastman her award for being named Reardan's Citizen of the Year at the Lions Club picnic on June 16....
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...
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...
DAVENPORT - The Davenport Lions Club has distributed more than $22,000 to local community programs and organizations for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, with funds raised through events like Turkey Bingo, calendar sales, aluminum can collection, and the Pioneer Days BBQ, according to a club statement released April 14, 2025. The majority of funds, generated through fundraisers, member dues, and contributions, directly support local civic groups, youth organizations, and community...
Reardan Elementary School students Lyrick Engh, Everett Addington and Colin Wharton savor their popsicles after the end of the year fun run Thursday, June 12....
HARRINGTON — Community members are invited to step back in time for a day of vintage charm, live music and family fun during the Harrington Vintage Country Fair on Saturday, June 21. The event will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in downtown Harrington and will feature a vintage market, tractor showcase, community yard sales and a variety of activities for all ages. Two local bands are scheduled to perform live music, and vendors will offer classic fair food and homemade treats throughout the day. A children’s area will inc...
Kindergartners Selah Logwood and Emmalyn Wagner wave to the crowd after dancing at the Reardan Partners in Education talent show on Friday, June 13....
Culinary Arts, cooking and baking, candy making are just as creative as any quilting, sewing or craft project. Someone is thinking up something new all the time. Pancake bites came onto my radar over the past couple of weeks, and I discovered there are dozens of recipes available for these tasty treats. Some pancake bites are sweet and filled with fruit, and others are savory and include sausage or other meats. Some recipes start with pancake mix and others are, from scratch,...
DAVENPORT - On June 6, twenty-three students from the elementary school's fourth grade classes were rewarded with an end-of-the-year pizza feed at the 6th Street Café by teachers, Morgan Hunt and Karen Lyle. This was the twenty fifth-year Lyle has recognized her students for achieving their reading goal for the year. This year the students read at least 2025 minutes at home. In addition to the pizza, Hunt and Lyle made hats for each of the students. "It is a great way to...
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...
ODESSA - The Odessa School District celebrated its 116th graduating class on Saturday, June 11, in the high school gymnasium. Parents, extended family and friends joined the 14 graduates for the ceremony. The Odessa School District school board chair presented diplomas to the graduates. Jeff Wehr and Larry Moffet, district staff members, performed an a cappella rendition of the national anthem. The Odessa Junior-Senior High School Band played the processional. Holden Iverson,...
DAVENPORT – Four seniors from Lincoln County Pathways Academy were honored during a graduation ceremony at the high school on Friday, May 6. Pathways is one of 85 schools in the United States that is project and competency based where students design and align learning to their interests. Graduates Elizabeth Johnson, Austin Johnson, Nolan Simon and Nathan Choate each read a brief speech, in which they reflected on their experiences at the academy. Keynote speaker Becky B...
REARDAN – Families, friends and community members packed the high school gymnasium to witness 51graduates receive their diplomas at the commencement ceremony on Sunday, June 8. As Pomp and Circumstance played, the crimson clad graduates walked in two-by-two and sat facing the audience. Senior Class President Ally Burtenshaw welcomed the crowd and the high school band, led by Billy Taylor, played the National Anthem. Co-valedictorians Amelia Ray and Luci Smith took turns at t...
SPRAGUE - Family members and friends filtered into the high school gymnasium to celebrate four graduating seniors Saturday, June 7. Charlotte Gomes, Jacob Marshall, Jaden Stocking and Cassie "Luke" Weber were preceded by candle lighters before walking to the stage to receive scholarships and diplomas. Parents and mentors were recognized by the students with a red rose and all four thanked family members and friends for supporting them. "Thank you to my parents who have always...
Davenport Elementary's Class of 2037, with all 41 students graduating in 2025, poses with teachers Debbie Perleberg and Leslie Schwieger. The occasion also marks Schwieger's retirement after 29 years with the Davenport district and 31 years of teaching....
DAVENPORT – Brain Freeze, a company owned by Craig and Melodie Dowdy of Porcupine Bay, will be operating an ice cream truck in Lincoln County this summer. Dowdy bought and refurbished a 1971 GMC Value Van, retrofitted it with four chest freezers, and painted the doors pink to match the custom pink seats. Craig, a hunting and fishing guide, and Melodie, a medical researcher, "wanted something fun to do in the summertime for the community." He plans on posting when and where h...
1 years ago • The annual Lincoln-Adams County Pioneer picnic at Crab Creek is planned for this upcoming week. Many events are planned with the highlight being the 5 horse races daily. M. F. Van Hook, county game warden has planted 150,000 eastern brook trout fry in streams around the county. The fry were secured from the state hatchery in Spokane. • A new fire siren was installed at the Odessa community hall. The siren installed was not the one that was ordered by the city but it will be used until the correct siren is rec...
REARDAN – The town was bustling with activity Saturday, June 7 as hundreds of people gathered in close to 90-degree temperatures to celebrate Mule Days. This 121st version featured an hour-long parade, car show, games, food, vendors, and fun for everyone. The Fairchild Air Force Base Honor Guard kicked off the parade by leading a procession of 51 entrants down Spokane Avenue. Most in the crowd stood on the sidewalk, while others huddled in the shade of nearby trees. Kids e...
