Mayors and administrators of the West Plains talk progress
CHENEY — The West Plains Chamber of Commerce hosted mayors and city administrators from Cheney, Airway Heights, and Medical Lake at its annual meeting at the Holiday Inn Express... — Updated 3/23/2023
New Birrieria Tijuana to open in Cheney
CHENEY – Sometime in early March of this year, Cheney will be home to a Birrieria Tijuana, a classic Mexican establishment, at 1204 1st St. This restaurant will be the tenth... — Updated 3/23/2023
Water main construction on Clay Street
CHENEY - Installation of new water main pipes and infrastructure has begun on Clay Street and is scheduled to be completed toward the end of April, 2023. After the water main is... — Updated 3/23/2023
Man claims city didn't return email request
SPRAGUE—A Langley man is alleging that the city didn’t respond to a public records request he filed in September. Eric Hood filed a civil suit against the city Thursday, March 16, claiming the city didn’t respond to an... — Updated 3/23/2023
Cheney and Airway Heights reapply for grant
AIRWAY HEIGHTS — In partnership with the Cheney Police Department, the city announced on March 21 that it will apply for a continuation grant for two full-time behavioral health... — Updated 3/23/2023
Locals contribute to car give-away
CHENEY – Local woman receives refurbished car, courtesy of Cheney business owners and private donors. Sabrina Meyer, the recipient of the vehicle, was given the keys on March 15.... — Updated 3/23/2023
- Iron causing Cheney water discoloration
- Council hears from public on relocating residents
- Law enforcement dispatch log for Medical Lake
- Eastern Washington University police dispatch log
- Cheney Police Department dispatch log
- Bill would ban so-called 'assault' weapons
- Fairchild outpost re-dedicated
- Utilities moving underground for Parkside Second
- Bullet hits vehicle in Starbucks drive-through
- Extradited suspects to stand trial this month
- Death at Spokane Tribe Casino
- West Plains Police News
- Euclid bridge construction kicks off
- Spokane airport receives grant
- Troopers out in force for spring break
- Lawmakers host 'town hall' call-in meeting
- Bill elevates drug possession crimes
- Fairchild crew completes 24-hour refueling exercise
- City council defers action on rezoning
- New councilman in Medical Lake
- Police Guild contract heard by city council
- West Cheney water problems
- House Fire in Geiger Heights
- Hayford business park updates
- Events Association gets insurance funding
- West Plains Police News
- Empty gas tank leads to arrest
- North Cheney re-zoning area of Presnell Mobile Home Park
- Medical Lake holds council position interviews
- A window into Cheney Depot restoration
- Medical Lake holds council position interviews
- Council passes emergency ordinance
- West Plains Police News
- Teenager dies in fiery crash
- Sheriff's office welcomes deputies
- March library programs in Cheney and Spokane
- Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge seeks volunteer assistance
- February Water Supply Outlook Report for Washington
- Ice Age Institute has new secretary
- Farm fuel tax exemptions fail to pass
- Nurse licensure compact bill passes committee
- EWU hosts Abolitionist Bettina Love for Black History month
- Riley has Eagles rolling
- Medical Lake Middle School hosts cookie rally
- Reservoir Addition may house new medical facility
- C&S Automotive temporarily closed
- West Plains Police News
- Eastern State Hospital walk-away
- Squadron conducts threats and tactics training
- Cheney water park updates
- Add more school days
- Hawaiian Grill soon to open
- Water supply forecast released
- West Plains Police News
- Vacancies on Historic Preservation Commission
- Rep. Schmick: 'Cap-and-trade' failing
- Bill would exempt inmate search list from public records law
- Couple held on $1,000,000 bail
- Arena Spirit
- Shooting suspect released $700,000 bail
- Fairchild crews rescue snowmobiler
- Cheney police officer and dispatcher of the year
- Turnbull begins potential acquisitions surveying
- West Plains Police News
- Graham sponsors parental bill of rights
- Wheat Producers meet in Davenport
- Former policeman sues Cheney for $5.5 million
- One-vehicle Crash kills motorist
- Man's remains found near Rock Lake
- Man dies in car crash on Cheney Spokane Road
- Cheney police department has three potential new hires
- Cheney Community Court shares updates
- Huey reaches 20,000 flight hours
- Dye introduces bill to help men, boys
- Easter Washington University Deans List
- Local British artist gains dual-citizenship
- West Plains Police News
- Bill proposes relaxing restrictions on low dose cannabis drinks
- Council votes to approve funding for roundabout
- State Patrol responds to crash on Highway 904
- Airway Heights criminals extradited from South Dakota
- Medical Lake administrator discusses legislative strategy
- Cheney School district hires new IT Director
- West Plains Building Permits
- Woman killed in U.S. 195 crash
- Cheney to study UGA
- Col. J. McGovern assumes command
- City council releases draft update for 2023 legislative agenda
- Elk Parade
- Light department proposes mutual-aid resolution for Inland Power and EWU
- West Plains Police News
- News Briefs
- City planning commission votes to recommend approval of Golden Hills replat
- Legislative Session Begins in Olympia
- Death at Presnell Trailer park
- Medical Lake administrator comments on Dec. 23 homicide
- Campus trespasser arrested for multiple offenses
- A look back at 2022
- Multiple vehicle prowls in Airway Heights and Cheney over Christmas
- County Commission Grows to Five Members
- West Plains Police News
- Cheney Capstone Coffee sold to local business owners
- County court ends COVID orders
- MTV comes to Ritzville
- News Briefs
- Flood, wind warnings issued
- Addams to prosecute crimes in Ritzville
- Rep. Dye to serve in leadership
- Woman held in homicide
- Letters to Santa
- Inferno wings closes, owner plans to open new restaurant next year
- Council holds final reading and approval of 2023 budget
- Winter guest
- Spokane prosecuting attorney issues warrant for Airway Heights criminals
- West Plains Police News
- West Plains News Briefs
- Cheney FFA chapter competes in contests for leadership skills, places in all categories
- Rep. Dye to serve in leadership
- Firefighter of the Year
- Taking care of business
- Airway Heights city council to reduce tribe services
- Cleone's Closet partners with Airway Heights
- Eastern Washington University creates EMT partnership with Cheney Fire Dept.
- City council votes to apply for a UGA land swap
- Regulators approve Avista settlement
- News Briefs
- West Plains Police News
- Free Press unable to receive calls or email due to internet outage
- Legal Notices December 8, 2022
- Cheney holiday festivities begin at library with crafts and tree lighting
- County to police Medical Lake
- Vehicle strikes plow west of Cheney on the 904 HWY, Dec. 4
- Fox and Goat hosts Christmas event
- Medical Lake Winterfest to begin Dec. 10
- National Weather Service snowfall report for late November
- California running
- West Plains Police News
- Bank funds safe
- First snowstorm of season hits
- Dow Excavating lights up the night
- Upside Down
- West Plains Police News
- Cheney police department requests two new patrol officers and a drone
- News Briefs
- Planning commission recommends UGA land swap resolution
- O'Brien to advocate for Eastern Washington
- Beef Cattle Mythbuster
- Snow storm impact: City plowing, police and closures
- Cheney misses bid to host track meet after more than 25 years at EWU
- Unclaimed veterans laid to rest at state veterans cemetery with full honors
- Officer in training cracks case of EWU date-rape rumors
- Spokane sheriff Knezovich to appeal election law violation fine
- Election's Office alarm tripped
- Medical Lake residents continue to object to urban development relocation
- Police successfully deescalate Cheney resident from self-harm
- Permits
- West Plains Police News
- Thanksgiving Garbage Service Updates
- Overturned vehicle on Cheney-Spangle Road.
- Attorney General charges to revoke officer's certification
- Business partners begin new metal forming venture
- Fare thee well
- Council considers redesigning consumer costs for water in 2023
- West Plains Police News
- 2022 early election results
- Shaffer wheels to title
- Headrick finishes with goal in grasp
- Spokane airport dedicates new truck transload facility
- First snow of the year leaves many stranded
- Officer Maria Fell plans to work in Cheney after training program concludes
- Dalton leads McCaslin as county auditor
- Murray headed toward re-election
- McMorris Rodgers leading in every county
- Date rape drugs reported at fraternity
- West Plains Police News
- Pass-free days slated for 2023
- Largent leads Mahnkey in Whitman County
- Rep. Newhouse likely to retain seat
- Nowels ahead of Nelson in sheriff's race
- Conklin trailing Haskell for prosecuting attorney
- Murray headed toward re-election
- Kerns has strong lead in District No. 3 race
- French leading Yates in slim margin for District 5
- Dalton leads McCaslin as county auditor
- McMorris Rodgers leading in every county in district
- First snow of the year leaves many stranded
- Date rape drugs reported at Kappa Sigma fraternity
- Fire marshal Tim Steiner acts as guardian in honor flight
- Electrical rate study is brought before city council
- Levy hearing held at city council meeting
- Cheney sergeant under investigation, on administrative leave since June 2021
- Medical Lake business owner objects to proposed urban growth development changes
- EWU Doctor presents on wetlands preservation
- Council has second hearing on shipping container homes
- Eastern students display early writing and cylinder seals project
- Library in need of new entryway
- Ceremony for the rail-truck transload facility at Spokane airport
- Cheney Construction Updates
- Eric Dooyema
- Jenny Zappone
- Larry Haskell
- Andrew Biviano
- Deanna Crull
- West Plains Police News
Cheney boys' tennis continues to rebuild
If Dan Estock can transfer his passion for the game of tennis into what happens on the courts for the Cheney High School boys’ team the Greater Spokane League might watch out. In his third year guiding the program after taking... — Updated 3/23/2023
Oklahoma State end Eastern's season in NIT
In their National Invitational Tournament second-round battle with the Oklahoma State, Eastern Washington ran out of bullets. Playing at home in Stillwater, March 19, the Cowboys... — Updated 3/23/2023
High School Sports Briefs
BASEBALL: Medical Lake opens tossing no-hitter Medical Lake’s first time on the field in 2023 will forever be memorable as Luke Dickey and Griffin Marshall combined to throw a 12-1 no hit win on the road against the Connell... — Updated 3/23/2023
Continuity is plus for Cheney girls tennis
The learning curve was a bit rough in 2022 for then first-year Cheney girls’ tennis coach Linnea Love. With victories that could be counted on one hand, Love, who played in the Greater Spokane League at Lewis and Clark ... — Updated 3/23/2023
EWU Sports Briefs
TRACK: Eastern vaulter wins Big Sky AOW honor Eastern Washington pole vaulter Hally Ruff was named the Big Sky Women’s Field Athlete of the Week as the conference announced its weekly Outdoor Track and Field honors on March 20.... — Updated 3/23/2023
Turnout is huge for Cheney baseball
CHENEY - There appear to be no "supply chain" issues when it comes to Cheney High School baseball in the 2023 season. "We have 77 kids signed up," fifth-year Coach Rob Beamer... — Updated 3/16/2023
It's a numbers game, again, for Cardinals
MEDICAL LAKE - Building things is second nature to Medical Lake baseball coach Austin Sharp. Because when he's not teaching the game, Sharp is in the construction business where... — Updated 3/16/2023
Eastern, WSU face off in NIT first round
CHENEY - Eastern Washington earned a notable consolation prize in the 2023 post season following their 81-80 upset loss to Northern Arizona in the Big Sky Conference tournament,... — Updated 3/16/2023
Cardinal track chips off rust at Ike
MEDICAL LAKE — Leave it to Medical Lake’s track team to get the jump on other spring sports which have been shackled by a seemingly unrelenting winter. The Cardinals had to travel to Yakima to run and jump, competing at the... — Updated 3/16/2023
Sturgeon fishing meetings slated
SPOKANE VALLEY — The state Department of Fish and Wildlife will host two public meetings later this month to inform fishermen of planned changes to Lake Roosevelt’s white sturgeon season. The meeting will take place at 6:30... — Updated 3/16/2023
- EWU track racks up BSC indoor medals
- State predicting larger salmon runs
- Venters MVP, Riley coach-of-year, Loera top defender
- Many mysteries remain for Medical Lake track
- Eastern streaks ends, clinch BSC title
- Cheney & Medical Lake
- Cheney seniors earn medals at Mat Classic
- Runner-up for Raulston
- Big Sky kings
- Eastern men claim Big Sky crown
- Eastern women split at NAU, UNC
- Liberty Lancers
- Alma Smith state diving champ
- Three Cards to 'Classic
- Eagles' basketball streak now at 15
- Eastern women fall to Idaho
- Medical Lake bumped from playoffs
- Cheney's Smith heads to state
- Metamorphosis
- Blackhawk girls end losing streak
- Eight wrestlers advance for Cheney
- North Central tops Cheney boys
- Cardinals send eight to regionals
- ML boys struggles to help build base
- Cardinal girls qualify for playoffs
- Hickey will step down as EWU AD
- Blackhawks end losing streak with 'Spirit' win
- Cheney girls roll past Rogers in 'Railroad Rumble'
- Cardinal skid continues
- Eastern men remain perfect in Big Sky play
- Raulston on roll
- Blackhawks have yet to win in 2023
- Eastern men remain perfect in Big Sky play
- Cheney girls drop sixth straight
- EWU Sports Briefs
- Medical Lake's tumble continues
- Cardinal girls reverse losing streak
- Blackhawk
- Eagle men off to best ever Big Sky start
- Eastern women basketball wins pair
- Cardinal boys continue struggles
- Top teams mean trouble for ML girls
- High School Sports Briefs
- EWU Sports Briefs
- Cheney boys primed for GSL play
- Cheney girls look to improve offense
- Cold starts continue to hamper ML boys
- Eagle men sweep PSU, Sac State
- EWU Sports Briefs
- Cheney Parks and Recreation Sutton park summer concert schedule
- GSL play begins for Blackhawks
- Cheney girls point to GSL play
- Medical Lake girls ready as can be
- High School Sports Briefs
- EWU Sports Briefs
- Eastern men score rare Montana road sweep
- West Plains Police News
- Cards earn pair of 2nds at Tri-County
- Numbers improve for CHS gymnastics
- Cheney is Scholastic Cup leader through fall
- Cheney All-GSL Fall 2022
- Cheney has notable Tri-County finishes
- High School Sports Briefs
- EWU's new football recruits favor present, future
- Blackhawks seem headed on right road
- New coach and culture for CHS boys' hoops
- Cheney girls earn first win
- Cheney All-GSL football selections
- Early season still a struggle for ML boys
- Cardinal girls open NEA play with win
- Cardinal boys have tough week
- Cheney boys split in opening week
- Decision to Dalton
- ML girls gut out win against Broncos
- Bronco boys dunk Medical Lake
- Cheney girls drop opening games
- The changing of culture for CHS basketball
- Height is big plus for ML girls
- Broncos fall to Medical Lake
- Parks and Recreation winter scheduling and cancellations
- Cheney wrestling will rely on youth in '22-23
- Putting Cardinal wrestling 'back on the map'
- Reardan wrestlers place second in 10-team scramble
- Cheney swimmers back from 'tough' state meet
- Pac 8 hockey tournament headed to Cheney
- High school sportsbriefs
- Eastern sports briefs
- Eastern Sports Briefs
- Liberty Lancers recognized
- State track meet moves to Yakima
- Eastern football closes with win
- EWU Sports Briefs
- ML reps on All-NEA volleyball team
- Headrick's first is a first for ML
- Big improvement seen for CHS volleyball
- Cheney boys shine in Boise XC meet
- Medical Lake XC All-League teams named
- Sports Briefs
- Liberty girls compete at state
- Eastern Sports Briefs
- Grizzlies race past Eagles in Missoula
- Liberty girls eliminated from state tournament
- Cheney XC makes big strides at state
- Cheney volleyball season ends
- Idaho blows out Eastern Washington
- Local girls named to All-League teams
- High School Sports Briefs
- Eastern Sports Briefs
- Spangle boys best Raiders on muddy field
- Lancers tell cancer victim she's not alone
- Spangle girls advance at state
- Cheney tops Ike 28-20
- Cardinals XC send two teams to state
- Cheney boys, girls' teams make state
- Parking lot melee ends Homecoming game
- Scotties clobber Cards
- Cheney volleyball earns playoff berth
- EWU Sports Briefs
- High School Sports Briefs
- Two from EWU added to Inland Northwest Sports Hall of Fame
- High School Sports Briefs
Skilled Worker Shortage Could Derail "Electrify Everything"
In the race to “Electrify Everything” there are glitches which may derail the plan over the next 20 years. One is a shortage of skilled electrical workers needed to rewire... — Updated 3/23/2023
Public safety needs more than just a step in the right direction
Law enforcement in our region continue to serve the people with professionalism, dedication and compassion. The brave men and women behind the badge are an integral part of our communities and are doing everything they can to... — Updated 3/23/2023
Protect local pharmacies
In small communities across Eastern Washington, the local pharmacy is a business you rely on. Often it is the only outlet for miles around where you can get your prescriptions filled and find a well-stocked selection of... — Updated 3/23/2023
Greenhouse gases raise Earth temp
We all need to understand climate science. Climate fundamentals are simple: Sunshine warms the Earth, and the Earth radiates heat back into space as infrared. Earth’s temperature results from how much radiant heat gets trapped... — Updated 3/16/2023
LOL at crazy hair-colored women
Who would have ever imagined that a fashion would prevail whereby women would purposely choose to look “not pretty?” I am past 80, no longer pretty and right in style. I just wish the green-, purple- and orange-haired people... — Updated 3/16/2023
Patients should have a right to know
Do patients have a right to know if an insurance plan is going to force them to use a mail-order pharmacy or the insurance-owned mail order system during open enrollment? Do patients have a right to chose who they receive medical... — Updated 3/16/2023
Hospital merger bill threatens rural access
As a senator representing rural Washington, I understand the importance of accessible healthcare for all residents, regardless of where they live. Unfortunately, for far too long,... — Updated 3/16/2023
Mileage tax hurts ruralites
The Vehicle Miles Travelled tax, or VMT, is once again raising its ugly head in Olympia in the form of House Bill 1832. It has been rebranded the "Road Usage Charge" (RUC), a more... — Updated 3/16/2023
Sacrifices of Medal of Honor Recipients Should Refocus America
Earlier this month when President Biden fastened the Congressional Medal of Honor (Medal) around retired U.S. Army Col. Paris Davis’ neck, it was a welcome pause to the endless... — Updated 3/9/2023
Fighting for farmers' survival
Too many Puget Sound lawmakers never look beyond their grocery stores to understand the struggle of our farmers to keep those stores supplied. That’s why Sen. Mark Schoesler, Rep. Joe Schmick, and I work so hard in Olympia to... — Updated 3/9/2023
- Colville Healthy Forests Project Is Model for Federal Legislation
- Fix pursuit law, don't study it
- Time to halt benefits scam
- Capital gains tax not 'excise' tax
- Greenhouse gases (GHG)
- Public safety is paramount
- Cap-and-trade driving gas price hike
- Bills will destroy single-family neighborhoods
- Political parties lack ethical candidates
- Schoesler: Address school maintainance
- Rep. Schmick bill helps level playing field
- Questions should be asked about WARNS survey
- West Plains Police News
- False spring? Maybe not this time
- Poor now?
- Back in Olympia
- Schoesler: Fuel price rising
- European Data Centers Looking to Capture Heat
- Time to change other Washington
- Audit recommendations still not being followed
- Police chief Rick Bechtel talks new years resolutions and happiness
- Onward and Upward
- Energy: All-of-the-above needed
- Mental strength before anything else
- Americans need a new political party
- Veterans' Wreaths Spread Across America
- Christmas magic alive and well
- State should simplify some regulations
- Expanded Panama Canal Challenges Washington Ports
- Winter walkers left out on the streets
- Good to be back in the saddle
- Authority to require vaccine still unclear
- Last Cheney G.A.R. member dies
- People Returning to Stores
- Think of your local news this holiday season
- A Perpetual Now
- Abortion stories built on lies
- You have plenty to be thankful for this holiday
- To Covet the Past: A Post-Election Epistle to the Contemplative
- Don't focus on carbon
- Letters to the Editor
- On The Moral Advantages of a Free Press Being Necessary For the Survival of a Free People
- Remember veterans with more than flag-lowering
- Crimes increase while student learning decreases
- Free transportation isn't discrimination
- Recycling lithium batteries must accelerate
Cheney High School Honor Roll
Audey Abbey Patrick E. Abendroth Claire Abraham Lotte Abrahamsen Thayne E. Acedo Kian D. Achziger Josephine V. Adams Kadence M. Adams Safiyyah F. Al-Amin Nicholas J. Alderson Sariah E. Anderson Ayden M. Armitage Emma G. Armstrong... — Updated 3/23/2023
Eastern hosts tech program
CHENEY — The Manufacturing & Construction Technology Capstone Expo will take place from 2-4 p.m. Monday, March 20 at Eastern Washington University. Senior Capstone projects include Birch and Bourbon from Brandon Chambers,... — Updated 3/16/2023
Writers Workshop
What Makes You Happy Venus Bratsveen 02/22/2023 The list of things that make me happy is longer and greater than the list that doesn’t. That in itself makes me happy. Yes, I have tales of past woes just like everyone else.... — Updated 3/23/2023
Community Briefs
National farm workers awareness week By Lucas Walsh Cheney Free Press CHENEY — Eastern Washington University will be hosting the annual farm workers awareness week, taking place between March 24 and April 7. Donation bins will... — Updated 3/23/2023
This Week in History
March 26 1948 Cheney Free Press Cheney High Wins County Boxing Title Cheney, Mead, Deer Park, and Riverside high schools competed in a county boxing tournament on March 20, 1948, and Cheney came out on top with a total of 58... — Updated 3/23/2023
Gardening by Osmosis
We should bee proud! Washington State is a forerunner in developing legislation for protecting pollinators. May 12, 2021, Governor Inslee signed SB 5253 to provide funding to, among other pollinator health concerns, help to... — Updated 3/23/2023
Is winter finally over?
Goodbye, Winter! How many times have we said this the last six weeks? Maybe this time it is for real. A look at the forecast gives us hope for warmer temperatures but not too much encouragement to wager when to lock up our snow... — Updated 3/16/2023
Bus drivers volunteer at 2nd Harvest
SPOKANE - Cheney School District bus drivers volunteered Friday, March 10, for various tasks at 2nd Harvest. The 18 bus drivers spent about five hours sorting food items and... — Updated 3/16/2023
Cheney Congregational continues series
CHENEY — The Congregational Church is continuing its “Holy in the Ordinary” series in which the congregation explores the concepts of encountering the divine in every-day life. Administrator Carol Campbell said there is a... — Updated 3/16/2023
Writers Workshop: The War Creek Bear
I was scared. Like cold sweat, heart pounding scared. I knew it was all over. A bear was going to have me for lunch. It was late summer and the bear population was pretty serious about getting fat before winter. We didn’t see... — Updated 3/16/2023
Locals contribute to car give-away
CHENEY – Local business owners and residents have contributed to the repair and donation of a used car to a nominated resident. Steve Burke, of Burke's Repair, 107 H. St., first... — Updated 3/17/2023
- Gardening by Osmosis
- Community Briefs
- Churches
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- EWU Black History Schedule of Events
- February in the garden
- Community Briefs
- Churches
- Australian finds love in Reardan
- The Family Portrait
- Gardening By Osmosis
- Students start beekeeping club
- Community Briefs
- Fire at 5th Street residence causes major damage
- Churches
- 2023
- This Week in History
- A New Year
- Churches
- This Week in History
- Churches
- Writers Workshop
- Churches
- Medical Lake Winterfest 2022
- This Week in History - Runaway shelters with Cheney police
- It Wasn't the Christmas Miracle
- Churches
- Community Briefs
- Winter Bazaar
- Operation Santa
- Cheney PD chaplain reflects on his time with the department
- Churches
- Rum by Prescription?
- Dow excavating staff prepare Christmas lighting decorations
- Macy Rains places 9th overall in the state
- Churches
- Holiday hoopla funding approved by city council
- The Cheney Free Press Moves its offices
- Churches
- 12th Annual Artists Studio Tour for the west plains cities
- Operation Christmas Child information and drop off locations
- Cheney library and others help locals discover businesses
- Winter Programs
- The Cheney Hotel reopens after extensive renovations
- American Legion auxiliary is hosting veterans dinner
- Turkey Bingo in Sprague
- Churches
- Best of the west awards
- This Week in history
- Childhood memories
- THE BITTERSWEET SEASON
- Gardening by Osmosis
- This Week in history
- Churches
- Two elves and a neko-kabuki cat
Ellen Annette Holland
Oct. 23, 1971 – March 12, 2023 Ellen Annette Holland, age 51, passed away on March 12, 2023 after her long battle with cancer. She was surrounded by 12 members of her family.... — Updated 3/23/2023
Celebration of Life
Celebration of Life for Cavin Firestone will be on April 1, 2023, 1:00pm – 3:00pm at Windsor Grange, 4417 S. Assembly Rd., Spokane WA. Please bring your stories of Cavin to share, food catered by Wild Bill’s. A continued... — Updated 3/23/2023
Elizabeth Ann Rogers
Elizabeth Ann Rogers May 20, 1937 Elizabeth Ann Williams was born to Mack Olif Williams and Florence Elizabeth Wheaton in Colby, Kan., on May 20, 1937. She graduated from Colby... — Updated 3/16/2023
Ronald L Hughes
Dec. 30, 1938 – Apr. 8, 2021 Ronald L Hughes was born in Peoria, Ill., to John E. Hughes and Dorothy Robinson Hughes on Dec. 30, 1938, and passed away on Apr. 8, 2021, in... — Updated 3/9/2023
Elizabeth Ann Williams
Elizabeth Ann Williams May 20, 1937 Elizabeth Ann Williams was born to Mack Olif Williams and Florence Elizabeth Wheaton in Colby, Kan., May 20, 1937. She graduated from Colby... — Updated 3/9/2023
Working in the Senate
An Idaho girl served as a page the week of Feb. 19-24 for Sen. Mark Schoesler, R-Ritzville. A.J. Taturevych, 15, is a sophomore at House of the Lord Christian Academy in Oldtown,... — Updated 3/9/2023
Darol Gene Baumgartner
Feb. 4, 2023 On Feb. 4, 2023, Darol was called home to the Lord. Darol was the fifth and final child born to his parents Hubert and Lydia in Hewitt, MN. His family moved to... — Updated 2/16/2023
Rosemarie (Arnold) Szprejda
Apr. 26, 1941 – Jan. 12, 2023 Rosemarie (Arnold) Szprejda passed away peacefully at the age of 81 on Jan. 12, 2023. She was born on Apr. 26, 1941, in Hillsboro, Ore. She was a... — Updated 2/16/2023
Helen Elizabeth Jordan
Jul. 10, 1928 – Feb. 7, 2023 Helen Elizabeth (Dirks) Jordan, 94, of Cheney passed away Tues., Feb. 7, 2023 at North Central Care and Rehabilitation, Spokane, after a short... — Updated 2/16/2023
John Phillip Cogley
John Phillip Cogley Dec. 31, 2022 The Cogley family wants to share the passing of their beloved John Philip Cogley, affectionally known as Papa John and Johnny. He died suddenly at... — Updated 2/9/2023
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS RCW 11.40.030 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SPOKANE Case No.: 23-4-00471-32 In the Matter of the Estate of: Dennis R. Wilkerson, Deceased. The person named below has... — Updated 3/16/2023
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS (RCW 11.40.030) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KING NO. 23-4-01507-7 SEA In re the Estate of: GRACE E. NUTTER, Deceased. The Personal Representative, PAUL B.... — Updated 3/16/2023
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF WASHINGTON, SPOKANE COUNTY No. 23400326-32 In the Matter of the Estate of EVANGELINE C. SEWRIGHT Deceased. CLINTON R. SEWRIGHT, the designated and court appointed Personal... — Updated 3/16/2023
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS RCW 11.40.030 IN THE Superior COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF Spokane Case No.: 23-4-00397-32 In the Matter of the Estate of: Charles A. Harmon, Deceased. The person named below has... — Updated 3/16/2023
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS RCW 11.40.030 SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF SPOKANE NO. 23-4-00416-32 In the Matter of the Estate of: ) DONNA J. FUNK, Deceased. The personal representative named below has been... — Updated 3/16/2023
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF SPOKANE No. 23-4-00309-32 In the Matter of the Estate of: C J JONES, Deceased. The Personal Representative named below has been appointed and has qualified as... — Updated 3/16/2023
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF SPOKANE No. 22-4-00211-32 In the Matter of the Estate of: ERNEST R. MELVILLE, Deceased. The Personal Representative named below has been appointed as Personal... — Updated 3/16/2023
AMENDED NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AMENDED NOTICE TO CREDITORS (RCW 11.40.030) SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF WASHINGTON, SPOKANE COUNTY No. 23-4-00245-32 In the Matter of the Estate of: WANDA JOY GREGORY, Deceased. The Personal Representatives named below have been... — Updated 3/16/2023
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