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Junior quarterback/defensive back Eugene Haas runs between pads before practicing diving on a fumble during sport-specific training Oct. 19 as freshman Josh Henry, junior Landon Hall and junior Xander Black look on. Athletes in Medical Lake returned to conditioning and sport-specific training last week....
By JOHN McCALLUM Managing Editor CHENEY — The good thing about the Eastern Washington University men’s preliminary Big Sky Conference basketball scheduled released Oct. 14 is it calls for very little time on the bus. Or a plane for that matter. On Wednesday (Oct. 14) the Big Sky Presidents’ Council approved the league schedule, which will help limit travel because of the Covid-19 pandemic. League teams will typically play two games at a venue, with EWU’s schedule starting with games on Dec. 3 and Dec. 5 against Northern Arizo...
By JOHN McCALLUM Managing Editor SACRAMENTO, CALIF. – University officials announced last Thursday, Oct. 15, that they had decided to opt out of the proposed Big Sky Conference 2021 spring football season, becoming the first conference team to do so out of the 13 football playing schools. Eastern Washington University Athletics Director Lynn Hickey said the news came as somewhat of a shock to the rest of the conference, with schools not finding about Sacramento State’s intentions until that day. The Hornets move does not cha...
CHENEY Oct. 12 A set of keys were found on the 1400 block of Washington Street. Fourth-degree assault/domestic violence was reported on the 200 block of South Cheney-Spangle Road. Oct. 13 Indecent liberties were reported at an undisclosed location in Cheney. Financial fraud was reported on the 2300 block of 1st Street. A counterfeit $50 bill was passed. Oct. 14 Trespassing was reported on the 800 block of West 1st Street. Harassment was reported on the 200 block of South Cheney-Spangle Road. A battery-powered grinder was...
Cheney Congregational Church Greetings from Cheney Congregational Church! Join us for our current sermon series titled “God and Politics.” We are taking a look at how Jesus’ life informs the ways we engage with our politics, particularly in how we interact with those who vote differently than we do. Only Jesus’ radical love is enough to heal the current division in our nation. Join us on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. for worship. We are currently worshiping in our parking lot outside until the end of October, and beginni...
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