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  • Accounting firm opens local office

    Sep 18, 2013

    Accounting firm J. R. Newhouse & Co. PLLP announced Friday the opening of their new office in Grand Coulee. The office at 17 Midway Avenue, in the Starkey Professional Building, will be managed by Certified Public Accountant Kelly J. Buche, of Electric City. “Having Kelly manage our new office in Grand Coulee, where she has a highly respected reputation, allows us to provide immediate services to the greater Grand Coulee area without having our clients travel from their hometown,” said Chris Newhouse, partner at J. R. Newhouse & Co. PLLP. The...

  • Meetings and Notices

    Sep 18, 2013

    Chamber to Meet The Grand Coulee Dam Area Chamber of Commerce will meet at noon, Thursday, Sept. 19, at La Presa. Roy Hamilton of Shaw’s Fruit & Produce will be the speaker. Singers Wanted The Coulee Community Choir meets Mondays at 7 p.m. at St. Henry’s Catholic Church. Singers are welcome. Come and check it out. Gun Club to Meet Grand Coulee Dam Area Gun Club will meet Saturday, Sept. 21, at 6 p.m. at the Eagles Lodge, 122 B St., Grand Coulee. Everyone is welcome. For more information call Mike 509.631.0490. Thrivent Financial/Zion Lutheran C...

  • Raider football wallop Saints

    John McNeil II|Sep 18, 2013

    by John R. McNeil II LR did not let the long bus trip to West Seattle slow them down Saturday afternoon as they shredded the Seattle Lutheran Saints defense for 383 yards on the ground for a 40-0 victory. Head Coach Steve Files was proud of the turnaround his squad made in just one week after a 56-0 loss. “We had a pretty good week at practice and did not let last week linger too long," Files said. Leading the rushing attack was freshman Josiah Desautel who racked up three touchdowns in 136 y...

  • Runners faced heat, strong competition at Moses Lake Saturday

    John McNeil II|Sep 18, 2013

    Raider cross country traveled to Moses Lake last Saturday, where, besides the tough competition from several large schools, they had to contend with the 90-plus-degree heat. The Raider boys finished 10th with 288 points. Raiders girls were again represented by only one member. Leading the Raider boys was Robert George, who finished 54th with a time of 20 minutes 53 seconds. “Robert George showed the most improvement from last season for the boys’ team, improving by over two-and-a-half min...

  • Lady Raider volleyball will play three matches back to back to back

    John McNeil II|Sep 18, 2013

    The Lady Raiders did not play Waterville on Sept. 12 as previously stated. The match has been rescheduled to tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. at Gailord Nelson gym, at Lake Roosevelt. This move makes it the first in a three-match week. Friday, the Lady Raiders will be traveling to Yakima for a 4 p.m. match against the Riverside Christian Crusaders. LR has yet to defeat the Crusaders in a match and will look to do so Friday. Then on Saturday, the Lady Raiders will travel to Bridgeport for a tournament,...

  • PTA/Credit Union helping schools

    Sep 18, 2013

    The GCD PTA and Coulee Dam Federal Credit Union are teaming up to help provide school supplies for our area schools. If you can help with cash donations or items from the list below, it would be very appreciated. Items needed are: Scientific calculators Pink Peal Erasers Elmer’s glue Water Color boxes Dixie Cups – 3 oz Headphone sets Backpacks Clorox Wipes #2 pencils Pencil Top Erasers 70-page Spiral Notebooks Colored Pencils Glue Sticks Highlighters 2” 3-Ring Binders Kleenex Fine Point Sharpie Pens 1/4” Graph Paper PeeChee Pocket Folders...

  • Legals for 9-18-2013

    Sep 18, 2013

    City of Electric City Small Works/Vendor Roster The City of Electric City is accepting applications from interested contractors and vendors wishing to be placed on the Small Works Roster and Vendor Roster. Whenever the city seeks to construct any public work or improvement with an estimated cost of $300,000 or less the small works roster may be utilized. The Vendor Roster may be utilized when purchasing materials, supplies or equipment not connected to a public works project with an estimated cost of $15,000 or less. All interested contractors...

  • This week in sports

    Sep 18, 2013

    This week in sports Thurs., Sept. 19 5:30 p.m. Volleyball here with Waterville. Fri., Sept. 20 4 p.m., Volleyball at Riverside Christian. 7 p.m., Football at Bridgeport. Sat. Sept. 21 9 a.m., Volleyball at Bridgeport Tournament. 12:30 p.m., Cross Country at Spokane Valley/Runner’s Soul. Thurs., Sept. 26 5 p.m., Volleyball at Oroville. Fri., Sept. 27 7 p.m., Football here with Liberty(Spngle)....

  • Coulee Cops

    Sep 18, 2013

    Grand Coulee Police 9/8 - Five juveniles may be in trouble after allegedly driving around Division Street shooting a paintball rifle at deer and at one house. Police stopped the vehicle with five juveniles inside. The driver had an expired learner’s permit and no identification on him. Police told the five that they face charges of malicious mischief and sent the report to the prosecutor’s office. The owner of the vehicle was contacted past 1 a.m. to come get the vehicle. - Police answered a call of a burglary in progress on Continental Hei...

  • August - Big storm, some rain

    Bob Valen|Sep 18, 2013

    Aug. 25 saw a very strong, fast moving storm system blow through our area. We continue to clean up the mess left behind. Winds of 65 miles per hour and above were noted in many areas. Here at the home weather station, where we are a bit protected, we had a gust of 43 mph and a third of an inch of rain from the system. As I write this column, we just experienced another fast moving storm system. Fortunately, it appears this one wasn’t as strong or severe as the Aug. 25 event. Our temperature rang...

  • Shopping and junking in the coulee

    Frankie Delano|Sep 18, 2013

    Holy Tornado! Let’s put aside our favorite topics (shopping and junking) for a bit for a quick rant and rave about the latest t-storm that blew through the Coulee Sunday evening, with gusting winds and lightning strikes dancing around. When the power went out at Detective Frankie D.’s abode, I wondered for a moment if the house would take flight and wind up over the rainbow, crashing down in the Land of Oz. If that had happened, I was ready to belt out a few of Judy Garland’s famous tunes and put on a pair of red, jeweled shoes, tapping the h...