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Schuller seeks $5 million in EWU lawsuit
CHENEY — An Eastern Washington University athletics department already saddled with an ongoing deficit and cuts to its budget, now has a potential $5 million lawsuit hanging over it following the filing of a lengthy tort claim... — Updated 6/24/2021
Medical Lake boys finish 2021 season with a win
MEDICAL LAKE — With Oscar Harris scoring 12 points and Ashton Hamilton-Becker adding 11 the Medical Lake boy’s basketball team ended its season with a 50-27 thumping of Riverside on June 19 in a consolation game of the... — Updated 6/24/2021
Public hearing set on county Raceway sale
SPOKANE — There’s a red flag waving at the proposed sale of Spokane County Raceway to the Kalispel Tribe. And now, pursuant to Washington state laws, and according to a June 15 news release, Spokane County will hold a virtual p... — Updated 6/24/2021
Medical Lake girls lose pair in NEA tourney
MEDICAL LAKE — After weaving together a six-game winning streak to nail down the No. 3 seed in the 2021 Northeast A League tournament the door quickly slammed shut for Medical Lake’s girls last week. Plagued on both nights by... — Updated 6/24/2021
Destination EWU
This Cardinal graduate offered where she was headed to college at Eastern Washington University.... — Updated 6/17/2021
Medical Lake girls have perfect week
MEDICAL LAKE - There are a lot of reasons both good and bad that will make the 2021 Northeast A League basketball season memorable for the Medical Lake girls. On the positive side... — Updated 6/17/2021
Shoe Stylin'
The "Best of Shoes" award at Saturday's Medical Lake High School graduation goes to the high heels worn by Endeavors High School senior class representative Madilyn... — Updated 6/17/2021
The future's so bright
Medical Lake Valedictorian Jordan Tactay is happy after he completed his graduation journey with receipt of his diploma.... — Updated 6/17/2021
EWU trustees OK staying in 'Sky, D-I
CHENEY — In what might be considered a strong show of support for the future of athletics at Eastern Washington University, the school’s Board of Trustees voted 6-1 during a special June 11 meeting to remain a Division I... — Updated 6/17/2021
AWH Council ponders public safety funding
AIRWAY HEIGHTS — The idea that Airway Heights remains the fastest growing city in the state of Washington is by now old news. And how city officials continue to wrestle with all that has been the topic of many city council... — Updated 6/17/2021
Public hearing set on county Raceway sale
SPOKANE - There's a red flag waving at the proposed sale of Spokane County Raceway to the Kalispel Tribe. And now, pursuant to Washington state laws, and according to a June 15... — Updated 6/16/2021 Full story
A striking new look comes to Cleone's Closet
AIRWAY HEIGHTS - Not unlike almost every business or organization on the planet over the past year-plus, Cleone's Closet and Food Pantry, has had its share of challenges. But if... — Updated 6/10/2021
Airway fire damages apartment complex
AIRWAY HEIGHTS — A fire just after midnight on June 7 caused significant damage to six units of the Cedar Summit Estates Apartments at 10620 W.12th Ave. According to Airway Heights Fire Chief Mitch Metzger, there were no... — Updated 6/10/2021
Wang scores come-from-behind Lilac victory
WEST TERRACE — The winds that had blown heartily and in all directions most of the weekend at the Fairways Golf Course during the 57th edition of the Lilac City Invitational... — Updated 6/10/2021
Cardinal girls are even for the week
MEDICAL LAKE — League leading Freeman got untracked in the second quarter on the way to 43-30 Northeast A League girls basketball road victory June 2. The Cardinals salvaged a split with a 48-34 win, June 5, at home against... — Updated 6/10/2021
Second-half slumps cost ML boys
MEDICAL LAKE — The inability to put together four quarters of basketball meant a winless week in Northeast A League play for the Medical Lake boys basketball team. Freeman used a 20-8 third quarter surge to erase a 30-26 Medical... — Updated 6/10/2021
Ninth Circuit rules for Spokane Tribe
AIRWAY HEIGHTS — Let the expansion continue as planned for the Spokane Tribe. Buoyed by a major ruling June 1 from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, the Spokane Tribe of Indians appear to have a clear road... — Updated 6/10/2021
Big shoes needing filling
CHENEY - Dave Cook, Eastern Washington University's long-time sports information director, announced through a personal email message on Tuesday, June 1 that he will retire... — Updated 6/3/2021
Medical Lake girls have 2-2 week
MEDICAL LAKE — Wins at the beginning and end of the week gave the Medical Lake girls’ basketball team a split in a very busy stretch of Northeast A League games. The Cardinals began with a 49-39 victory at Lakeside May 24, foll... — Updated 6/3/2021
Medical Lake boys win 3 of 4
MEDICAL LAKE — The Medical Lake boys completed their week with a 3-1 record in Northeast A League play with road wins 57-50 over Lakeside, May 24, Deer Park 53-52, May 26 and May 29 at home against Newport, 63-61. Medical Lake... — Updated 6/3/2021
Defending Lilac champ in field
CHENEY - Defending champion Jamie Hall from Jefferson Park Golf Course in Seattle is returning to defend his Lilac City Invitational title at the Fairways Golf Course, perhaps with... — Updated 6/3/2021
Fire District 10 receives UTV from Avista
AIRWAY HEIGHTS - An aging Utility Terrain Vehicle (UTV) that had come to the end of its useful life with Avista Utilities will find new purpose with Spokane County Fire District... — Updated 6/3/2021
Summer projects on tap for ML schools
MEDICAL LAKE - As students depart for their summer break and downtime, the maintenance department in the Medical Lake School District gears up for one of its busiest times of the... — Updated 6/3/2021
Final resting place realized at Vets Cemetery for Uncle Gordon
How loved ones depart this Earthly world for wherever they are destined is a journey as varied as the person itself. Travel across the world, pick a belief. "Historically the... — Updated 6/3/2021
Airway cleanup needs your help
AIRWAY HEIGHTS — The effects of COVID-19 range far and wide and creep into the most unusual of places it seems, but the City of Airway Heights is trying to help mitigate that. If all goes well starting June 1, the city’s code... — Updated 5/27/2021
