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  • State issues kill order for Grouse Flats wolves

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Jul 20, 2021

    POMEROY – A kill order has been issued for wolves in the Grouse Flats pack following repeated attacks on cattle. State Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind authorized killing wolves in the pack this morning, Sept. 24. The order goes into effect eight court hours after issuance, officials said, noting state sharpshooters will use "humane lethal removal methods consistent with state and federal laws." State officials say the Grouse Flats pack is responsible f...

  • Eastern Washington high school football scores from Friday, Oct. 4

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Oct 9, 2019

    Here are the Eastern Washington high school football scores reported last night, Oct. 4: Almira/Coulee-Hartline 74, Entiat 36 Asotin 38, Reardan 0 Cascade (Leavenworth) 21, Cheney 14 Chiawana 48, Hanford 7 Clarkston 50, West Valley (Spokane) 49 Coeur d'Alene (Idaho) 35, Central Valley (Spokane) 13 Connell 46, Naches Valley 0 Colfax 39, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 13 Cusick 66, Columbia (Hunters) 20 Deer Park 21, Colville 20 Eastmont 23, West Valley (Yakima) 20 OT Ellensburg 27,...

  • Heading to Western Washington? Prepare for winter conditions

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Oct 9, 2019

    HYAK – Eastern Washington motorists heading to the Seattle-Tacoma area today should be prepared for slick driving conditions in mountain passes. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for areas above 3,000 feet in effect until 8 p.m. Up to 5 inches of snowfall is expected above 3,500 feet, meteorologists said. A rain-snow mix is expected in Snoqualmie and Stevens passes. "Plan on slippery road conditions with snow and slush on the roadway," the w...

  • Blackhawks outlast weather, Cashmere, in 22-15 win

    John McCallum, Managing Editor|Updated Oct 8, 2019

    CHENEY – Weather and a tough opponent conspired to limit the Cheney High School football team's offensive output - but not their scoring. The Blackhawks got big plays when they were needed and a sterling defensive effort in knocking off visiting Cashmere 22-15 in non-league action Friday night, Sept. 20. Rain, some wind and abnormally cold temperatures held both teams offenses somewhat in check as the Bulldogs and Blackhawks combine for 365 total yards, with Cheney earning t...

  • Reardan sweeps Liberty, 3-0

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Oct 6, 2019

    The Reardan Indians swept Upper Columbia Academy, 3-0, in non-league volleyball Tuesday night in Spangle. Here are some photos of the games....

  • State sharpshooters kill wolf near Pomeroy

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Oct 5, 2019

    POMEROY -- The state Department of Fish and Wildlife announced Oct. 4 that sharpshooters had a killed a Grouse Flats wolf a week prior. The adult female wolf was shot Sept. 25, officials said, noting the wolf is believed to be the pack's breeding female. The killing of the wolf follows several Grouse Flats pack attacks on livestock on private and public lands since Aug. 23, 2018....

  • High school football rankings for Oct. 1-7

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Oct 5, 2019

    Here are this week's Associated Press high school football rankings: Class 4A 1. Lake Stevens 2. Woodinville 3. Kennedy Catholic 4. Camas 5. Graham-Kapowsin 6. Central Valley 7. Union 8. Puyallup 9. Chiawana 10. Mount Si Class 3A 1. Eastside Catholic 2. O'Dea 3. Lakes 4. Lincoln 5. Mount Spokane 6. Mountain View, Kelso and Bellevue (tie) 9. Bethel 10. Kamiakin Kennewick, Marysville-Pilchuck, Peninsula and Garfield all received votes. Class 2A 1. Tumwater 2. Lynden 3. Archbishop Murphy 4. Hockinson 5. Steilacoom 6. Liberty...

  • Colorful cloud cover

    Roger Harnack|Updated Oct 3, 2019

    "White out" night left students covered in colorful powder Friday in Cheney High School's Tom Oswald Field. Cheerleaders handed out cups of powder to fans attending the Blackhawks vs. Cashmere Bulldogs football game. The students launched the powder into the air at kickoff, creating a colorful cloud....

  • Threat made at Cheney Middle

    John McCallum, Managing Editor|Updated Oct 1, 2019

    Cheney Middle School was the site of a threat of violence that was found on a stall wall in one of the girls' bathrooms on Monday, Sept. 23. According to Cheney Police Department Capt. Rick Beghtol, a sixth-grade girl found writing on the wall around 12:25 p.m. stating "Next school shooting 9/23 or 9/24," with the numbers 4/20 written beneath but scratched out. The latter is a reference to the April 20, 1999 shooting at Columbine High School in Colorado that left 13 people...

  • Blackhawks host Cashmere

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Sep 27, 2019

    CHENEY -- The Blackhawks football team hosts the undefeated Cashmere Bulldogs tonight. Gametime is 7 p.m. at the school, 460 N. Sixth St. Cashmere (3-0) rolls into town after routing Wapato, 55-21, last week. The host Blackhawks, 2-1, are coming off a heartbreaking, 24-21, loss last week to Shadle Park. While Cheney is poised to move up to Class 3A football next year, the Bulldogs are a small Class 1A school. Neither team is ranked in their class....

  • Chamber gets West Plains schools overview

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Sep 26, 2019

    SPOKANE – Airway Heights will need a new high school to accommodate expected student population growth, but it will remain within the jurisdiction of the Cheney School District. That’s what Cheney schools Superintendent Robert W. Roettger told the West Plains Chamber of Commerce during a Sept. 20 breakfast meeting at the Shriner’s Event Center, 7217 W. Westbow Blvd. Medical Lake Superintendent Tim Ames joined Roettger at the breakfast for a presentation on projected student gr...

  • Fish managers request notice before irrigation shutdown

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Sep 26, 2019

    SUNNYSIDE – State officials want farmers and ranchers to notify them before shutting off irrigation for the winter. On Monday, state Department of Fish and Wildlife employees requested 2-4 weeks advance notice of irrigation shutdowns so they could “rescue fish” in irrigation canals. "We are available to help people shut down their irrigation systems in a way that protects fish," agency Fish Screening Manager Danny Didricksen said. "We work with diking districts, irrig...

  • New ownership deal for Free Press Publishing

    Updated Sep 26, 2019

    An Eastern Washington journalist with ties to the area has entered into an agreement to acquire Free Press Publishing. Roger Harnack, currently of Sunnyside, is acquiring the media company from longtime owner Bill Ifft of Medical Lake. “I’m looking forward to continuing the independent news traditions instituted by Bill,” Harnack said in a Sept. 23 news release. “He’s built a solid media company, while retaining the independence Eastern Washington communities need and deser...

  • Cheney topples defending state 1A champion Colville

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Sep 25, 2019

    The Cheney Blackhawks upended the Colville Indians on their home turf, shocking the defending state 1A champion, 21-20. The first half of the game was all Cheney as the Blackhawks rolled to a 21-0 lead at the half. The second-half was all Colville, as the Indians answered with 20 points. The difference in the game was Colville's missed PAT and a late fourth-quarter fumble recovered by Cheney. Here are a few photos of the game....

  • Former Bothell mayor set to challenge Inslee for governor

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Sep 19, 2019

    BOTHELL – Another Republican has joined the growing field of candidates seeking to oust Gov. Jay Inslee, a Democrat. Real estate developer and former Bothell mayor Joshua Freed is the fourth Republican to throw his hat in the conservative ring. He joins Republic Police Chief Loren Culp, Anton Sakharov of Maple Valley and Sen. Phil Fortunato of Auburn in seeking the Republican nomination. Freed announced his candidacy via a YouTube video Sept. 6, noting his candidacy will f...

  • Harvest hues

    Roger Harnack|Updated Sep 12, 2019

    A rainbow is seen over some harvested wheat fields outside of Cheney on Monday evening, Sept. 9....

  • State: Wolf killed calf near Pomeroy

    Roger Harnack, Publisher|Updated Sep 9, 2019

    POMEROY -- State officials confirmed today, Sept. 9, that a 450-pound calf in a private, fenced pasture was killed by a wolf on or about Aug. 30. The state Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed there were "multiple wolf tracks along with evidence" that a wolf had killed the calf. "In addition, location data from the collared wolf in the Grouse Flats pack showed at least one member of the pack in the vicinity during the approximate time the calf died," the agency reported....