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Sheila and Derlyn Brown are leaving on March 17, to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They will be serving in Cove Fort , Utah, one of the last remaining historical way station for travelers. Cove Fort is located near Zion National Park and the town of St George. Elder and Sister Brown (as they will be known for the duration of their mission), will be welcoming tourists at the visitor center. This will be Sister Brown's first mission. As for Elder Brown, he...
Chamber to Meet The Grand Coulee Dam Area Chamber of Commerce will meet Thursday, March 6, at noon at La Presa. Shannon Burge and Lori Hauser from Coulee Dam Federal Credit Union, will talk about the URM and Target breaches to credit and debit cards and what impact that has had on consumers and businesses. American Legion Post 157 Meets The American Legion Post 157 holds legion meetings on the second Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Vetsí Center in Electric. All veterans are welcome. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, March 11. Eagles...
Friends of Rachel Club and SHARP Kids will sponsor a free family movie night Monday, March 10, at the Grand Coulee Dam Middle School gymnasium. The event is open to all families in the community. Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Admission to the movie is free. The movie, “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs,” starts at 6 p.m....
The following is the honor roll for second quarter at Nespelem School. A Honor Roll 3.5 – 4.0 1st Grade Siriana Simonsen, Lola Yazzie 2nd Grade Janie Epperson NiMixat Vargas- Thomas 5th Grade Isiah Adolph, Edward Frank, Moses Luevano, Robert Thomas 6th Grade LorRinda Richardson B Honor Roll 3.0 – 4.9 1st Grade Aiden Meckler, Hope Harris 2nd Grade Cylia St. Pierre, Edward Gonzalez 3rd Grade Nazaire Brisbois, Enid Bearcub, Reese Circle Brandon Lowery, Tito Michel, Anoki Somday 4th Grade GladEyes Williams, Michelle Luevano 6th Grade Scotti Ado...
Two classes covering the basics of high-speed data communication applications that are of growing importance to local industry are offered this spring at Big Bend Community College. Electronic Communications I (IST-224) and Introduction to Fiber Optics (IST-226) are evening classes taught by BBCC instructor Steve Matern, who has held a Federal Communications Commission license since 1965 and has iNARTE industry certification. Electronic communications covers the basics of radio frequency and other high-speed data applications now being applied...
Six Lake Roosevelt Raiders made the Central Washington 2B North All League basketball squads this season, including an MVP, and the boys' coach was named coach of the year. First-year Head Coach Matt Simpson was recognized as "Coach of the Year" for the CWL 2B North, having led the young Raider boys to a winning record and a Washington Interscholastic Activities Association regional tournament appearance. It was an even split of three boys and three girls from Lake Roosevelt making the teams....
The Raiders' season came to an end Saturday as the Lind-Ritzville-Sprague Broncos came away with the 67-49 victory in the the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association regional matchup at Cheney High School. The game pitted the Lake Roosevelt team, with no seniors, five players over 6-0 and combined experience of 170 games; against L-R-S, with six seniors, eight players over 6-0 and 186 games in their history. But the younger team did surprise the Broncos. "We took them lightly," L-R-S...
TUESDAY HI LO’S TEAM W L Pepsi 19 9 Sunflow Graphics 17 11 Riverview Lanes 15 13 Fuller 14 14 Karl’s Site Dev. 13 15 KEYG 1490 6 2 High Game: Pepsi 479; Sherry 232 High Series: Pepsi 1317; Sherry 607 Splits: Amber 3-10; Winnie 4-5 DAM KEGLERS TEAM W L Spring Canyon Alpacas 107.5 72.5 Native Spirit 103.5 76.5 Vaagen Bros. 98 82 Flyin W 96.5 83.5 Moose Lodge 93 87 R&A 84 96 Wreckin Crew 52 128 High Game: Native Spirit 789; Kevin Rosenbaum 244; Rhonda Marchand 185 High Series: Native Spirit 2187; Kevin Rosenbaum 628; Rhonda Marchand 485 Spl...
CITY OF ELECTRIC CITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Electric City Planning Commission on Tuesday, March 18, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall, 10 Western Avenue. The purpose of this public meeting is to review and collect comments regarding the setting of conditions on non-conforming mobile home parks within the city. The public is encouraged to attend the meeting and provide comments on the setting of conditions. For more information contact Russ Powers at City Hall, 509-633-1510....
Grand Coulee Police 2/18 - The owner of the Variety Store told police that a former employee had told another that if his wife was fired from the firm, he would harm the owner. Police told the owner to notify the former employee that he was not welcome in the store, and if he did come back to call police. 2/24 - An officer went to milepost 20 on SR-155 to check on a vehicle that had slid off the roadway. No one was at the site so the Washington State Patrol was called to further investigate the mishap. 2/25 - USBR Plant Protection reported to...
OLYMPIA--While the budgets the House and Senate Democrats proposed this week were nearly identical, Senate Republicans believe the debate over education funding is a battle best fought next year. The McCleary v. Washington decision in 2012 ruled that the state was not sufficiently funding basic education. According to education officials and lawmakers, the state needs to invest more than $5 billion into education by 2018. The state Supreme Court ordered earlier this year that “the pace of progress must quicken” in regard to education fun...
