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  • DW falls against Mabton

    The Times|Oct 21, 2021

    WAITSBURG/DAYTON-Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack lost the Homecoming football game against Mabton on Friday, October 15, with a final score of 48-6. The loss didn't stop the crowd from cheering, both at the field and at home while watching live streams provided by various fans and parents. Coach Troy Larsen reported that the team was already down two lineman, and lost a third one due to an ejection from the game. As a result, Larsen said, the team really struggled with tackling and blocking. "I felt o...

  • DW Volleyball continues to improve

    The Times|Oct 21, 2021

    DAYTON/WAITSBURG—Wolfpack Volleyball played against the Walla Walla Valley Academy Knights on October 12. Dayton-Waitsburg lost in three sets, with scores of 5-25, 24-26, 8-25, but continued to identify areas of the game that they can improve on. Claudia Benevides had three digs, six blocks, three kills, and one assist against WWVA, and Makenna Barron had one assist, two kills, two blocks, and two aces. Kylee Henry ended the game with one kill, four assists, and one ace. “The girls continue to improve each game,” head coach Tracy Barron share...

  • Opposites attract, but can they travel together?

    Vicki Sternfeld-Rossi, The Times|Oct 21, 2021

    Although Daniel and I enjoy many of the same things, we also have major differences in our personalities and ideas. For example, before he even starts boiling water for his morning tea, he gets dressed. I, on the other hand, can hang out in my PJs for hours. In fact, I’ve become an expert at fitting “sweats” over my PJs when necessary. Daniel considers the back of our dining room chair to be his closet. He neatly stacks his clothes at night in the order he will need them in the morning. On th...

  • Book Reviews:The Little Paris Bookshop, The Paris Hours: A novel

    Todd Vandenbark and Lane Gwinn, The Times|Oct 21, 2021

    The Litte Paris Bookshop by Nina George, translated by Simon Pare Reviewed by Todd Vandenbark, MLS. Library Director, Columbia County Rural Library District, Dayton, WA Floating on the banks of the Seine River in France is a barge where Monsieur Perdue has a bookshop. He considers himself as a "literary apothecary" and uses his intuitive sense of what a person needs to "prescribe" novels about the hardships of life. Perdue's gift has helped to mend broken hearts and wounded souls for his custome...

  • Halloween Trunk or Treat in Waitsburg

    The Times|Oct 21, 2021

    WAITSBURG—Calling all princesses, ghosts, cowboys, and ghouls! The Waitsburg Presbyterian Church and the Waitsburg Christian Church are excited to announce a Halloween Trunk or Treat. A family-safe event, the Trunk or Treat will happen on Sunday, October 31, with the time to be announced. Cars will be parked in the gravel parking lot across the street from the Presbyterian Church. This trunk or treat will be a walk-through event. If you are interested in joining the fun and providing a trunk, contact Barbara Abbey at (509) 3...

  • PIONEER PORTRAITS

    The Times|Oct 21, 2021

    Ten Years Ago October 20, 2011 The Henze hunting party got its first deer of the season Monday morning. The five men from Waitsburg and Aberdeen flushed out the 4-point white tail buck by spreading out around the brush on privately owned wheat lands north of town after walking the fields for more than a mile from the nearest road. It was a cool dewy morning, the sun barely up to illuminate the gently sloping landscape around them. It didn’t take long to spot the buck, to make sure it was l...

  • Bacon Jalapeño Poppers

    Luke Chavez, The Times|Oct 21, 2021

    To say that Texans love their food is an understatement. As a kid, most of my summers were spent visiting my beloved grandparents and extended family in the great Lone Star State. Born and raised on the west coast, these trips never lacked in uniquely Texan culinary discoveries. Whether at a favorite restaurant, a smokey barbeque joint, or sitting around the table at a cousin's house, every family gathering was centered around sharing good food, and lots of it. It was at such an event that I...

  • Waitsburg School Board Candidates

    The Times|Oct 21, 2021

    Lisa Morrow Waitsburg School Board, District 4 Unopposed Why are you running for the Board of Education? If elected, what will be your priorities? I am running for re-election. My priorities are the kids in our school and community. We have an amazing school and I want to help it stay that way. What issues do you believe your district needs to address in its academic program and offerings? What changes would you recommend? We are always struggling to offer more options for the students. I think...