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To write a book about my life. Where to begin? If one believes in the theory of evolution, one might consider going back to when the spark of life present in me began. If it truly was passed down through mutations from past organisms, one should go back pretty far. To the beginning. Simple living cells began around 3.5 billion years in the past. The oldest actual fossil record of them found on earth were in stromatolithic rock in Greenland which dated to 3.8 billion years ago. Three billion years ago photosynthesis begins,...
CHENEY – Eastern Washington University (EWU) received two new members to its Board of Trustees, Carol Evans and Alexis Alexander, both alumni, who have been appointed by Gov. Jay Inslee to serve five-year terms until September 2029. Evans, a former chairwoman of the Spokane Tribal Business Council, holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from EWU, earned in 1991, and received an honorary doctorate in June for her contributions to her tribe and community. She was the first woman to serve as tribal chair for the S...
CHENEY – The Dirt Road Salvage 2024 event is set to return to the Cheney Rodeo’s Bi-Mart Arena on Friday and Saturday. The event, a vintage, handmade and country living vendor fair, will run from Friday from 5-9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., according to event coordinator Heidi Monter. This year’s fair features more than just vendors. “We’ve added live music, food, and a variety of activities,” said Monter. New attractions include painting classes, lavender care workshops, and a story time session for children. F...
1 years ago Aug. 21, 2014 Eastern Washington University has gotten some notable visibility with their “Football Starts Here,” campaign that centers around the season’s first football game Saturday at Roos Field versus Sam Houston State and its broadcast across the nation on ESPN. Cheney Merchants Association hatched an idea of its own with an event prior to the EWU-SHSU contest called, “Tailgating Starts Here.” Airway Heights City Council approved, 5-1, the purchase of a new $40,000 truck for the fire department at the co...
Cheney clothing swap CHENEY – Touchstone Real Estate Group is organizing a Cheney Clothing Swap on Sept. 7 from 6 to 7 p.m. at 423 1st Street in downtown Cheney. Participants are encouraged to bring gently used clothes, shoes, and accessories to exchange, and return home with “new-to-you” items. Event coordinators Elise Brehmer and Bekka Shelp invite everyone to bring any unwanted or no longer fitting clothing, ensuring they are in good condition. “Come and discover lots of new-to-you treasures,” they added. Any leftover...
MEDICAL LAKE – The Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival began with modest roots, echoing the early days when Bill Monroe first introduced Bluegrass to the world. In 2002, a dedicated group of local residents dreamed of bringing a Bluegrass festival to the West Plains, despite some skepticism about the genre's appeal in their area. The driving force behind this vision was Denny Johnson of Denny Harvest Foods, who provided the initial funding to get the festival started. The inaugural...
Besides the Ponderosa pine, lilac and lavender, plants that have defied the wrath of summer’s sun and lack of water include: smoke bush cotinus, peonies, juniper, ornamental grass, Karl Forester, sedum, and of course, native plants that have proven their faithfulness for eons. Plants that have appeared to “bite the dust” such as varieties of spirea, barberry, burring bush euonymus, hydrangea and roses may be pruned to stimulate new growth. Perennials such as the penstemon, Husker Red and hostas have rejuvenated after the g...
OLYMPIA — Several Free Press Publishing staffers and contributors will be recognized for their work during the annual Washington Newspaper Publishers Association gala Oct. 4-5 at Indian Summer Golf and Country Club. Graphic artists Michelle Van Diest and John Myers and advertising specialists Linda Pantzer and Justin Slayton are among the winners to be recognized in the Better Newspaper Contest. Reporters Drew Lawson, Teresa Simpson, Clare McGraw, Paul Delaney and Olivia Harnack are, as well. Photographers Matthew Stephens a...
All Grades 1 Backpack-labeled with student’s name Pair of tennis/court shoes for PE Cold weather clothes labeled with name when cold weather starts including: hats, coats, mittens, etc. FAC Classroom 1 box of 24 cnt Crayons 1 package of Expo dry erases markers 2 large boxes of tissues 1-1” Binder Snacks Pull-ups/wipes if your child uses them Kindergarten 2 boxes of 24 cnt Crayola Crayons 1 box of 12 cnt Crayola colored pencils 1 box of 8 Crayola classic washable markers fine tip 1 large box of tissues 1 spill proof water bot...
Kindergarten • Backpack labeled with child’s first & last name, and transportation home (bus #) • Spill-proof water bottle labeled with child’s first and last name. • Crayola Markers 8 pack standard colors • 1 box tissues 1st Grade • Backpack labeled with child’s first & last name, and transportation home (bus #) • Spill-proof water bottle labeled with child’s first and last name. • 1 Box tissues 2nd Grade • Backpack labeled with child’s first & last name, and transportation home (bus #) • 1 Box of tissues • Spill-proof water...
Kindergarten 1 Ticonderoga pencils 12pk 2 crayons 24 pk. 1 pair of scissor 1 glue stick 6 pk 1 box of tissue 2 black fine tip sharpies 1 pack of baby wipes First grade 1 12pk of pencils 1 12pl of crayons 1 pair of scissors 1 6pk of glue sticks 1 pack of erasers 1 pencil box 2 dry erase markers 1 pack of Ziploc bags (girls=gallon sized) (boys=quart sized) 1 box of tissues 2 black sharpies Second grade 1 12pk of pencils 1 12pl of crayons 1 pair of scissors 1 6pk of glue sticks 1 large pink eraser 1 pencil box 1 6 pk dry erase m...
3-ring binder to every class A small binder for math 2 inch 3 ring binder (zipper binder required) Lined paper 5 dividers labeled for ELA, Social Studies, Science, and electives 3 folders, need to have three hole punches to fit into their binder 2 spiral notebooks, to fit into a binder as well Independent reading book Pencil pouch, three holes to fit into binder Pencils with erasers Blue or black pen Red pen Colored pencils Glue sticks 1 inch three ring binder with five dividers for math Headphones One box of tissues to give...
Cheney Public Schools students, families, community, Welcome to Cheney Public Schools! I am honored to be part of this incredible team and community. This year marks my 27th year in education, and I have been so fortunate to work with dedicated educators and additional staff every year of my career. For me, relationships are the heart of education. Rita Pierson, an educator who did a TED Talk with millions of views says, “Every child deserves a champion: an adult who will never give up on them, who understand the power of c...
Kindergarten Supply List 1 pack (8 counts) washable markers 4 - 24 pack Crayola crayons 1 - Box of Kleenex 1 set of over the ear headphones (no ear buds) P.E. Shoes without laces, PLEASE (to be kept at school) 1 - Family picture 1 - Spare set of clothes, labeled with name, in ziplock bag Snacks for the class once a month 1st Grade Supply List 1- Plastic school box - 8”L X 2” H X 51/2” W approx. size No big boxes or pouches please 3 - 24 pack of Crayola crayons 1 - School scissors - (Fiskars brand ). 2 - Large boxes of Kleen...
Preschool 1 backpack 1 water bottle 1 pack of Clorox Wipes 1 package of baby wipes Kindergarten 1 Backpack 1 water bottle 1 headphone (not Bluetooth) 1 Box of Kleenex 1 Package of Clorox Wipes 1 Package of baby wipes 1 Box of gallon size Ziplock Bags First Grade 1 Backpack 1 water bottle 1 headphone (not Bluetooth) 1 Box of Kleenex 1 Package of Clorox wipes (boys) 1 Package of baby Wipes (girls) 1 Package of Ticonderoga pencils Pair of tennis shoes for PE that can be left at school- labeled with students name Composition...
9th and 10th grades: • General supplies for your student to manage their 6 different classes (pens, pencils, paper, notebook, folders, etc.) • Scientific Calculator (TI-30X IIS is recommended) • Ruler • Graph paper • Additional supplies as needed by individual classes • These will be communicated the first week of school by the teacher in their class syllabus. 11th and 12th grades: • General supplies for your student to manage their 6 different classes (pens, pencils, paper, notebook, folders, etc.) • Scientific Calc...
Our Motto Every Student, Every Day Mission Statementt It is our mission to ensure all students are prepared to be innovative, productive citizens in an ever-changing world. Vision Narrative We operate under the uncompromising belief that ALL students can learn. With highly qualified staff, parents and the community, we work collaboratively to provide rigorous, relevant and personalized learning experiences. Students are engaged, and acquire the skills to become college and career ready in the 21st century....
MEDICAL LAKE – Last weekend, Waterfront Park hosted a gathering of bluegrass enthusiasts who traveled from near and far to enjoy performances by eight bluegrass bands from across the country at the Blue Waters Annual Bluegrass Festival. The festival brought a wealth of surprises, with a bustling crowd of campers and attendees soaking in hours of bluegrass music throughout the weekend. Notable bands that traveled long distances included New Dangerfield with their distinctive b...
We are thrilled to kick off another exciting school year in the Medical Lake School District! The excitement and anticipation for learning are energizing as we welcome back our students, families, and staff. This year, we are wholeheartedly committed to fulfilling the Medical Lake Promise: • Safe and supportive learning environment through a culture of belonging: We believe that every student deserves to feel safe, valued, and connected within our school community. • Personalized instruction that is engaging, challen...
CHENEY – The region experienced its fourth-highest recorded temperature Friday, Aug. 2, hitting 105 degrees amidst what has been declared the hottest July on record, according to the National Weather Service for Spokane. July 21 alone saw the mercury rise to 107 degrees, contributing to the overall scorching month, now noted as the hottest since Spokane temperature records began in 1881, the National Weather Service reported. From July 1-24, temperatures consistently ran well-above average, with 14 days surpassing norms by a...
Car show attracted 176 entries, thousands of car enthusiasts on Saturday, Aug. 10, to the at Southeast Spokane County Fairgrounds....
MEDICAL LAKE – The Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival is set to make its annual return to Waterfront Park this weekend, running from August 9-11. Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival President Nick Burgis noted that while last year's wildfires have altered the landscape, the festival will proceed as planned. "The camping area has been affected with trees burned down, but the main event site still has most of its trees," Burgis said. "We've faced some challenges but have received t...
MEDICAL LAKE – This weekend, from August 9-11, the Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival will grace the picturesque shores of Medical Lake, featuring a diverse lineup of renowned and regional bluegrass bands. Among the highlights is a one-time-only Tribute to the Roots of Bluegrass on Saturday evening at 7 p.m. Here’s a look at the lineup and their scheduled performances: New Dangerfield • Saturday, 9:15 p.m. & Sunday, 2:25 p.m. New Dangerfield, a Black string band, is reviving the long-overlooked tradition of Black string bands...
MEDICAL LAKE – On Saturday at 7 p.m., the Blue Waters Tribute Series will present a unique one-time event celebrating the Roots of Bluegrass. This special performance will feature a lineup of bands playing their renditions of classic bluegrass sounds. Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival President Nick Burgis, a festival organizer, shared his excitement, "The Blue Waters Tribute Set has been a highlight of our festival for years. This year, however, we're doing something different....
