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Move vehicles for snow season CHENEY- The City of Cheney is asking residents to move vehicles, motorhomes, boats, trailers and basketball hoops in preparation for snow season. Snow plowing is an essential part of maintaining safe streets during the winter months according to the city. Failure to keep roadsides clear could possibly result in a citation fro the city. Community meal offered CHENEY- Feed Cheney will be offering a free community meal on Nov. 27 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Wren Pearson Center. The meal will be...
SPOKANE VALLEY – In a recent City Council meeting, Spokane Valley residents and officials gathered to delve into the intricacies of the city’s law enforcement system. Key speakers, including city manager Erik Lamb and Richard Grady from Matrix Consulting Group, shed light on the current state of law enforcement and proposed strategic changes. Lamb highlighted the existing framework, emphasizing the historical reliance on a contract with the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office. Lamb noted past adjustments, such as the elimination...
AIRWAY HEIGHTS - In the heart of the West Plains, where the community thrives on the spirit of entrepreneurship, the West Plains Chamber of Commerce annually recognizes outstanding businesses that not only excel in their respective fields but also contribute significantly to the community’s growth and well-being. This year on Nov. 1, the prestigious “Business of the Year” award has been bestowed upon Longhorn Barbecue, a beloved establishment that has been serving up delicious barbecue cuisine and fostering community ties...
MEDICAL LAKE – In a heartwarming display of community spirit, Redemption Church in Medical Lake hosted the 16th annual “Hollyfaire” craft fair on Saturday, November 11th, from 9 am to 4 pm. The event, organized by coordinators Cala Nobel, Janell Wang, and Aimee Hawkins, attracted around 300-400 attendees who browsed the diverse offerings of approximately 50 vendors. The primary goal of Hollyfaire is not only to showcase local artisans but also to raise funds for a special night dedicated to the ladies in the community. “We t...
FEDERAL WAY – Co-op swimmers from surrounding schools delivered three state championships for the Cheney High School swim program staged at the King County Aquatics Center, Nov. 10-11. Brigid Dinnen from 2A East Valley won the 100 freestyle (52.53) and was runner-up in the 200 (1:54.22). Co-op swimmers are from area schools without swimming programs but compete in the Cheney program. Lewis and Clark’s Ava Swigart collected wins at the 4A level in both the 200 and 500...
November’s bareness, stark and revealing Nothing to hide. No bright colors or fragrances to capture the senses Yet dignity prevails. Honesty of the landscape, devoid of beauty and charm Provides truth. November’s integrity blankets the earth Its promises are safe. Fog may obscure our glimpse of the world Rain will fall all around Bitter cold days will question our faith Still, November moves on. Its easy to see through the unadorned view How everything actually is November, our tutor, continues to teach Of how it is we sho...
AIRWAY HEIGHTS - Billie’s Diner, an up-and-coming farm-to-table eatery, is redefining the restaurant experience with a unique blend of farm-fresh ingredients, heartfelt customer engagement, and a commitment to excellence. McKenzie DonTigny, 31, the owner of Billie’s Diner, said her passion for the community helps drive the restaurant to develop more local partnerships. Billie’s Diner is a local farm-to-table establishment that prides itself on sourcing 70 percent of its ingre...
One of a boatload of songs made famous by Johnny Cash was “I’ve Been Everywhere.” In staccato auctioneer fashion, Cash rattled off places like Reno, Chicago, Fargo, Minnesota, Boston, Charleston, Dayton and Louisville, Nashville, Knoxville, Colorado, Ellensburg, Rexburg and so on… And not unlike the world of sports play-by-play guy Larry Weir, the voice of Eastern Washington University basketball and football, he has broadcast games from just about everywhere. He has called...
Cheney Blackhawk senior basketball player Even Stinson made it all official Nov. 13 by signing a letter of intent to play in college next season with Washington State University. Stinson originally announced he would attend WSU in August....
YAKIMA – The Liberty (Spangle) girls volleyball team made a respectable showing in the state 2B tournament Nov. 8-9 in the Yakima Valley SunDome. Coming in as the No. 13 seed, the Lancers shocked No. 4-ranked Goldendale in their state-opener, sweeping the Timberwolves, 3-0. Set scores were 25-13, 26-24, 25-18. With the win, the Lancers advanced to the quarterfinals to face league rival and No. 5-ranked Lind-Ritzville/Sprague. The Broncos had dominated the Lancers all s...
BOISE, Idaho -- Cheney boys cross country runners – racing as the 509ers – returned from the NXR Northwest Regional Championships with a notable finish Nov. 11 at Eagle Island State Park. With No. 1 runner Calvin Hilton choosing to run in the Men’s 5,000 Meters Championship, that left others to compete in the field of more than 1,400 runners in the Men’s 5,000 Meters Open race. Hilton finished 32nd with a time of 15:42.60. The fastest time, 14:49.60, was from top individual Na...
BOZEMAN, Mont. — On their initial defensive series Eastern Washington forced Montana State to punt — a good start it appeared? But after that the No. 5 Bobcats scored on their next six possessions of the first half rolling past the Eagles 57-14 in a Big Sky Conference football game in Bozeman, Nov. 11. As they built a 41-0 lead, Montana State (6-1 Big Sky, 8-2 overall) did so largely in big play fashion, scoring on plays of 68, 51, 63 and 43 yards. But Eastern also lost the...
CHENEY – The old saying, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” certainly applies to the Eastern Washington men’s basketball team following their third consecutive loss to open their season. Playing a rugged schedule of “Power-5” conference schools, the defending Big Sky Conference champions suffered a third straight loss Nov. 12 to the Cincinnati Bearcats, 85-73 on the road. Earlier in the week the Eagles were beaten 75-64 by Ole Miss in Oxford, Nov. 10 and opened their schedule with a 101-66 loss at Pac-12 Utah,...
CHENEY – Following a road trip through Utah last week, the Eastern Washington women’s basketball team seems to be living up to pre-season expectations. The Eagles opened their 2023-24 season with wins over former Big Sky rival Southern Utah 86-77 on Nov. 8 and then the Mountain West’s Utah State, 75-39, Nov. 10. Eastern was picked to win the regular season title in the Big Sky by coaches in their pre-seasons poll and then second in a vote of the media. With a dominating second quarter Eastern pulled away from Utah State...
BASKETBALL Eggers, Grossman join Women’s basketball CHENEY — The season has begun for Eastern Washington women’s basketball, but the team continues to build for the future. Head Coach Joddie Gleason announced the signing of Jaecy Eggers and Kourtney Grossman on Nov. 7. The two will suit up for Eastern for the 2024-25 season. “We are excited to welcome two new Eagles to the family,” head coach Joddie Gleason said. “Both Jaecy and Kourtney hail from winning programs, are competitive, and work extremely hard.” Eggers arrive...
SPOKANE VALLEY – In a swift response to a reported domestic violence call, Spokane Valley Deputies found themselves in a tense situation resulting in a deputy-involved shooting in the 6800 block of E. 10th Avenue in Spokane Valley this evening. The deputies were initially dispatched to the location after a third party reported a possible domestic violence incident at a residence. The incident, reported after 6:00 pm, involved a male roommate allegedly breaking a door and r...
SPOKANE VALLEY - Justin J. Jaquith was arrested and booked into Spokane County Jail for possession of a stolen motor vehicle on Nov. 12. He was also charged for a misdemeanor warrant for not having a valid license and operating a vehicle without a valid title. Morning of November 12th a bright green advertising truck for No-Li Brewery's Big Juicy IPA, was reported stolen. Approximately 1:30 pm Spokane Valley deputies responded to a tip regarding the stolen vehicle at 147000...
SPOKANE VALLEY - the Spokane Valley Police Department has Successfully Completed a rigorous program. The program is administered by the Washington association of sheriff and police chiefs. Involving an eight phases, thorough process over several months of evaluation. The benefits of the accreditation, includes administrative and operational effectiveness, fair recruitment and employment practices, better record management, improved use of technology. Health and safety training...
SPOKANE VALLEY - Reports of fighting led to Sebastian. R. Nyffler 21 and Elizabeth. M. Lorrekovich was arrested for felony assault charges. Nyffler remails in jail with a bond set at $2,500 by Spokane County Superior Court Judge, M. Szambelan. Lorrekovich was released by Judge Szambelan on her own recognizance on November 11, at approximately 1045pm. November 10th, approximately 10:15 pm, Deputies responded to reports of a fight involving a knife at 15600 block of E. 4th. Caller said several objects were involved and one...
SPOKANE COUNTY – The Spokane County Elections Office was forced to close after an employee discovered an unknown white powder inside an envelope. This led to an evacuation and investigations into potential threats to election security. While the powder has tested negative for anthrax, the incident has raised concerns about the safety of election office personnel. Shortly after 10:00 a.m. on Nov. 8, the elections office was evacuated following the discovery. Spokane County A...
SPOKANE- Jordan G. Swanson 32, and Stacie L. Zimmerman 32, were suspects for possession of illegal drugs. The two were booked but before the deputy could leave both Swanson and Zimmerman were released. November 9th, approximately 10:00 am, Deputies were dispatched to the parking lot of Fred Meyer, 12120 N. Division Street. A caller reported seeing two people passed out inside a white Pontiac. When deputies arrived they contacted store security, which were aware of the incident and stated the female was in the store. Deputies...
Aren’t you sick and tired of hearing Gov. Jay Inslee and his ilk routinely blame Columbia and Snake River dams for the decline in Puget Sound salmon and orca populations? Despite voluminous information to the contrary, Inslee, Sen. Patty Murray and other extremist environmental politicians continue to push a narrative on salmon decline that is patently false. There should be penalties for being so disingenuous. While there isn’t a penalty for false statements made to app...
SPOKANE VALLEY – Nov. 11 brought a very windy Veteran's Day, and it also brought the second playoff shutout for the West Valley Eagles in the 2A state playoff tournament. They beat the Lynden Lions 4-0 at Central Valley High School. That brings West Valley to an undefeated 20-0 on the season. Their high-powered offense has tallied 114 goals for the team, while their stout defense has only allowed four goals against them. West Valley was initially playing against the high w...
ARLINGTON – After winning their first home playoff game on Nov. 4 the Ridgeline Falcons had to go on the road to face the Arlington Eagles. The Eagles steamrolled Ridgeline 35-13 on Nov. 10. Arlington hit the field running and scored on their first drive. A drive of 52 yards that was capped off by a touchdown pass with seven minutes to go in the first quarter. Ridgeline got the ball but had a tough time executing on offense, and it led to multiple turnovers in the game. The F...
At just 18 years old, Logan Hofstee, a senior at East Valley High School, has already etched her name in the annals of Washington State cross-country history. She has also signed a letter of intent to run for Gonzaga University in Spokane. Securing the state championship title for two consecutive years, Logan not only claimed victory but did so with a record-breaking performance, setting a new course standard at 17 minutes and 20.8 seconds. Her exceptional talent recently...
