If there was a way to cheat in running, I might be guilty. I’m not boosting the number of red blood cells in my bloodstream by injecting my own previously drawn blood. I’m not running with strategically placed nicotine patches. The only thing I’m guilty of is having already run the Spring Festival 10K Race [...]
Adams County Sheriffs Office Saturday, May 22 11:40 a.m., An adult male was arrested for theft third degree on South May Road. 10:09 p.m., A woman complained of loud music at her neighbor’s house on West Cunningham Road. The neighbor had previously advised of a baptism celebration going on in the area. She was contacted [...]
By Briana Alzola Staff writer Statewide regulations and taxes may cut into alcohol sales, some local business owners say. One rule from the Liquor Control Board that went into effect April 3, says anyone with a retail liquor license — like stores, bars, taverns and restaurants — have to limit the number and size of [...]
Yovani Ramos and Aries Gomez, of Othello, have been awarded scholarships from Eastern Washington University. Ramos, the daughter of Crecencio Ramos and Lucia Nava, received $1,500 through the Chicano Education Program for the 2010-11 academic year. The award is given to Chicano students who show academic merit. Ramos will graduate from Othello High School in [...]
Learn the events of track and field and compete for awards. Kids in grades three through eight are invited to participate in a summer track program Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday’s June 1 to 23 from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. at the Othello High School Track. Registration fee is $20, which includes a T-shirt. For more [...]
Walking for fun and fitness Join us weekly on the path near Wal-Mart. Get outside, enjoy the fresh air and make new friends. Dates: Mondays, May 31 and June 7 Time: 6 p.m. Place: Park behind Mirastar Scrumptious salads and recipe exchange Share new ideas for summer salads, great food, fabulous company and a whole [...]
Thanks to the committee I would like to extend a personal thank you to Ken Caylor for heading our centennial celebration. The parade was excellent, the entertainment was great, the Garza cousins sang a national anthem that could rival most of the ball parks I’ve heard and Tommie Tindell showed us why we honor Old [...]
INVITATION TO BID The East Columbia Basin Irrigation District is accepting bids to provide fourteen (14) new short-set, Vertical Turbine Pumps and Motors. Sealed bids must be received at the main office no later than 2:00 p.m., PST on May 28, 2010. For more information contact the East District’s main office located at 55 N. [...]
By Annie Meseberg Contributing writer The Potholes Reservoir is in full swing for post-spawn walleye catches. Limits are coming in from the Lind Coulee, Crab Creek area of the dunes and Goose Island. The largest fish have been showing in the dunes. Best lures for walleye are spinners and night crawlers trolled behind a bottom [...]
By Eric LaFontaine Staff writer Winning a high school championship is the pinnacle of every athlete’s season. In track and field, very few kids qualify for the season-ending state meet and even fewer bring home any hardware. This weekend’s Washington 2A State Championships at Mt. Tahoma High School in Tacoma will give six Huskie athletes [...]
The performance was called “Othello: The Early Years” and told the story of the families who first settled the town and the women who led them. The play was written, produced and directed by Fay Coats, Nancy Briggs and LuAnn Morgan. Share on Facebook
