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 By Bill Stevenson    News

Last-chance to recertify for pesticide credits

CLARKSTON — The last chance to re-certify for pesticide credits this year is Dec. 10. Washington State University and University of Idaho are offering the program from 8:45 a.m.... — Updated 12/2/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    Sports

St. John-Endicott schools go silent for two weeks

ST. JOHN – Desks sit empty and the gymnasiums are silent as students in the St. John-Endicott School District stay home in quarantine. The district closed the schools Oct. 1 and... — Updated 10/7/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    News

80 dead white-tail deer found around Colfax

COLFAX – About 80 dead white-tail deer have been found so far in the Colfax area. The Colfax public works have picked up the carcasses found in city limits, said Colfax police... — Updated 8/26/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    News

Romantic hookup leads to robbery

ROSALIA — An expected romantic encounter at the local rest area became a crime scene early Monday morning after two women allegedly robbed a Spokane man, taking his wallet and... — Updated 7/8/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    Opinion

Remembering who we owe

Memorial Day is not to honor living veterans, but the military personnel who died in the line of duty. “We should guard their graves with sacred vigilance ... Let pleasant paths... — Updated 5/27/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    Opinion

Vaccination: It's your choice

It's time to decide if you want a COVID vaccination. If you want to take a precaution to help you avoid contracting COVID, then you can accept a free vaccination. If you don't want... — Updated 5/25/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    News

Former undersheriff's wife sues Whitman County

SPOKANE – Barbara Rockness is suing Whitman County for lack of a policy prohibiting romantic relationships between deputies and former victims of crime. The Rosalia woman named... — Updated 5/20/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    News

Rosalia man sentenced for setting fire

COLFAX – Tracy Porter pled guilty to reckless burning for lighting five fires to burn tall grass in Rosalia that spread to three abandoned mobile homes. Porter, 65, of Rosalia, wa... — Updated 5/20/2021

 

Rosalia selects school superintendent

ROSALIA – Brett Baum is leaving the Liberty School District in Spangle to become the new Rosalia schools superintendent. The district board made the decision March 25. “It took... — Updated 4/8/2021

 
 By Bill Stevenson    News

Sen. Schoesler, Rep. Dye lead in 9th District

COLFAX — Incumbents Sen. Mark G. Schoesler and Rep. Mary Dye are leading the races for 9th Legislative District positions. Schoesler, R-Ritzville, is running unopposed after... — Updated 11/5/2020

 
 By Bill Stevenson    News

Schoesler, Dye lead 9th Legislative District races

COLFAX — Incumbents Sen. Mark G. Schoesler and Rep. Mary Dye are leading the races for 9th Legislative District positions. Schoesler, R-Ritzville, is running unopposed after Democratic candidate Jenn Goulet dropped out of the... — Updated 11/4/2020 Full story

 

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