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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...
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...
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...
The following incidents were reported between October 30 – November 5: Cheney October 30 Scott M. Williams, 61, was arrested for assault in a domestic violence incident at 300 Block of Erie October 31 Rape reported at 1000 Block of Betz Rd Travis Youngs, 34, was cited for operating a vehicle with a canceled title on the 300 Block of Buena Vista Assault reported at 300 Block of 1st St Luke S. Pavlovec, 18, was arrested for DUI at 800 Block of Elm November 1 Theft reported Vehicle prowl reported at 300 Block of Erie November 2...
CHENEY - In the heart of West Plains, an agricultural resurgence is taking place, driven by a dedicated group of people committed to nurturing the next generation of farmers and innovators. The West Plains Ag Boosters, a non-profit organization, have been sowing the seeds of generosity and support for over a decade. Their Annual Benefit Dinner and Auction is not just a fundraiser but a celebration of the crucial role agriculture plays in our society. The West Plains Ag...
The Cheney High School Marching Band and Color Guard celebrated a remarkable victory at the Harvest Festival of Bands on October 21, securing 2nd Place in their division and a coveted Best Visual Award. The win is a testament to their dedication, teamwork, and musical excellence according to Band Director Joshua Wisswell. Wisswell emphasized their strong, supportive, and collaborative culture, both on and off the field. “Off the field, we are a close-knit group that s...
Soil, like children, needs to be fed. It matters what you give them for their health. The soil needs nutrients. Organic material improves the quality and productivity of the soil. Soil doesn’t like compounds that include pesticides and herbicides or animal fats. They make the soil sick. If your plants seemed to lack vigor this summer, most likely is was due to your soil being infertile. Your soil is resting in the winter. However, you may apply organic (animal) manure in winter unless runoff from your garden could find its w...
CHENEY – The Cheney Lions Club is looking to expand their attendance. The group meets the second Tuesday of each month at El Rodeo Restaurant, 505 2nd St. They are looking for people with fresh ideas on how to engage with and help the local community, and dinner is free for those in attendance....
CHENEY – In a heartwarming display of community service, Cheney High School students from the Key Club and Honor Society recently came together for their eighth annual "rake away" event. This initiative, which takes place once a year in the first week of November, involves students raking leaves for residents in their neighborhood. The positive impact of their actions on the community is evident from the words of a 78-year-old resident who shared her experience of w...
The Writers Workshop began as a non-credited course through the Community Colleges of Spokane Institute for Extended Learning. The course changed to the ACT 2 Program to encourage seniors over the age of 50 to participate in classes. This course was designed for those who want to write memoirs, stories, essays or poetry. Members share their work, weekly. Discussion and thoughtful, considerate, feedback is encouraged. Lisa Conger, the third course facilitator, acquired the position in 2000. After Fall quarter, 2019, the...
CHENEY, WA - Bi-Mart has been named the “Cheney Business of the Year” in the prestigious West Plains Chamber Best of the West Awards on Nov. 1. This award serves as a testament to the hard work and commitment of the team behind the Cheney store, led by the dedicated manager, Nelson Lund. Lund, who has been an integral part of the Cheney store for over seven and a half years, expressed his gratitude and pride in the recognition. He attributes the store’s success to an incre...
Redemption Church stands as a symbol of faith, resilience, and community service. Established nearly a century ago, this church has been on a remarkable journey, leaving a lasting impact on the community it calls home according to Pastor Nick Hawkins. The West Plains Chamber of Commerce has named them as the Non-Profit of the Year, recognizing their dutiful contributions. Pastor Nick Hawkins explains that Redemption Church had its humble beginnings when two dedicated women emb...
Bright, vibrant costumes were all over the Eastern Washington University parking lot on Friday, Oct. 27. Kids were able to get candy from various partners that helped provide candy and snacks for the event that was hosted by the college and the Cheney Merchants Association....
In desperation, I took a short cut through the alley, hoping to find shelter from the howling, blowing wind, and the bone chilling cold. The night is very dark and I am in a strange city. I’m afraid that the directions to the Hostel that I was given may only lead to danger. My sneaker clad feet are numb and my gloveless hands ache from the bitter cold. I am exhausted and at this point the only thing I can think of is to slide down in a doorway and give in to my despair. There are no other people around, the shops are c...
For the past 15 years, Steve Grime (pronounced Grim) has been turning his humble home on 2217 Marrigold Circle, Cheney into a spine-chilling spectacle that leaves the neighborhood in awe. From basic decorations to elaborate, eerie displays, his journey into Halloween decor has been nothing short of extraordinary. Grime's Halloween decorating journey began years ago when he decided to take his love for the holiday to the next level. Starting with basic decorations, he...
Keep council consistent I first met Vince Barthels in a public hearing more than 20 years ago and since have become well acquainted with him. We were both environmental scientists and consulting wetland experts. I have a great deal of respect for Vince based on his professionalism, integrity, knowledge base and critical thinking ability. Vince is and has been employed by a leading civil engineering company for nearly 25 years in the Spokane area. Cheney deserves Vince’s continued leadership on the city council because he h...
Pumpkin patches have been in full swing with the approaching holiday....
It was the Big Leaved Maple’s turn to shine. Other trees and shrubs had released their canopies and multicolored leaves littered the landscape. The Maple’s halo of gold reached high into the blue autumn afternoon. The sight was dazzling to behold. Not ready to release its crown, the Maple was admired by creatures great and small. And then as if given a signal, bronzed yellow and gold leaves dropped to the ground, The deep carpet reminiscent of the Yellow Brick Road....
Liberty High School celebrated Homecoming last week with spirit days, football and a dance. The Homecoming royalty were presented to the community during halftime of the football game Friday night, Oct. 20. This year's king and queen are Caleb Nollmyer and Grace Grumbly. Here are photos of class royalty and others from Friday night's celebration at the football game....
Local Church hosting craft fair CHENEY – The Cheney Church of the Nazarene will be holding their annual craft fair on Nov. 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 338 W. Betz. The fair was stopped for a couple of years due to COVID, and this will be the second fair since the pandemic. According to organizers they had a huge turnout last year and hope to bring in more guests this year. Admission is free, and they will have nearly 40 vendors on site with a variety of goods, crafts and f...
Peak Industries, Inc., a company specializing in metal fabrication, is at the forefront of designing and manufacturing hydraulic mobile tower units that are transforming the way we think about broadband infrastructure. These towers, designed and built from the ground up, offer not only reliability and structural integrity but also innovative features that set them apart from the rest. Peak Industries boasts the only hydraulic mast with multiple patents, including exclusive...
Students have been out enjoying the festivities of EWU's 100th Homecoming Week....
6 a.m. October 1st, 2023. The early morning autumn light gently filtered through my eyelids, waking me slowly, easing my foggy brain into another day’s existence. A languorous stretch produced the effect I hoped for- a furry headbutt to my shoulder as Tika rolled into my side. This was the magic hour; sleep slowly leaving my head, dawn lifting the veil of dreams and a rather insistent pup vying for my half-awake attention. I love this moment between worlds when nothing is required of me yet, just pet the dog and try to d...
