Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
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1 Open Mic Night Coppei Café 6:30 to 9:30 Release your inner rockstar. Three song sets. Allages welcome. Halloween Costume Party Thresher's Bar & Grill Double Tap will be performing and there will be acostume contest. See theirFacebook page for moreinformation. 3 Harvest Festival Presbyterian Church Basement 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Children ages 3 through 5th grade are welcome to join the combined Sunday School kids from the Christian and Presbyterian churches in their annual Harvest Festival. Those attending will be divided into teams to accep...
WALLA WALLA - The Walla Walla County Rural Library District recently announced the appointment of Barbara (Bobbie) Morgan to be its new Executive Director. Morgan comes to Walla Walla from Putnam County Library District in Hennepin, Illinois, where she has been Director for the past year. Morgan received her BA in Textile Design in 1981 and Masters in Library Science in 1989 from the University of Washington. Morgan began her library career at Clermont County Public Library in Batavia Ohio where she served as Young Adult librarian before...
MOSES LAKE - The WP Tigers finished their season 12-4 overall and 4-0 in league, securing the top seed in the soccer playoffs. They face Northport in Connell at 1 p.m. Saturday, and are expected to breeze past this first winless playoff opponent before facing a much tougher team - likely arch rival St. George of Spokane. "We'll be ready to play," assistant coach Jay Potts said about this weekend's first playoff test. "We'll be up for it." The Tigers won their last two games of the season. They beat Irrigon 5-0 on Friday and Moses Lake 4-1 o...
WAITSBURG - "It was another great day!" said WP cross country Coach Joanna Lanning, referring to Thursday's District 9 Big Cross League Meet in Pasco. The WP Men's team placed third behind Asotin and Tri- Cities Prep, and ahead of Pomeroy. Freshman Emily Adams (20:28) was fourth among 38 runners in the women's 5000 Meter race, in spite of taking a spill on the course. "Emily was running very strong in second place the last half of the meet," said Lanning. "Then she fell on the back side of...
DAYTON - The Lady Bulldogs may have lost their last two games, but the league's third-placed team is going into the district playoffs confident they can play well together, head coach Shannon Turner said. "We're excited," Turner said after seeing that her team could keep its poise against a dominant opponent in Weston McEwen. "We didn't play timid. We played well. Even though we lost, the girls were pumped about how they played against such a strong program." Dayton lost against the...
WAITSBURG - In spite of the defection of the opposing team's coach to their team, the WP Alumni Team was no match for the Lady Cards at Thursday night's Homecoming game. Youth won out over experience with the younger ladies winning the game in a three-set match. Spirits were high as fans - some unsure of which team to root for - filled the bleachers. The flag was lowered and Mikala Deruwe transfixed the crowd by singing a stirring rendition of the National Anthem. Amidst cheers and app...
WAITSBURG - The Waitsburg-Prescott Cardinals suffered their first home loss in five years Friday, falling short to Asotin on Homecoming night, 34-21. The defeat broke a home winning streak of 25 games. WP's last home loss was also to Asotin, in October 2008. In the game, WP quarterback Owen Lanning completed 12 of 24 passes for 177 yards. Normally those would be stellar QB numbers, but the five interceptions he threw helped seal the deal for the Panthers. "Asotin played a better foot...
DAYTON - The Dayton Bulldogs won their first game of the season Friday night at home against Riverside of Boardman, 14-6. Bulldog coach Dean Bickelhaupt said he was relieved to finally have a notch in the win column. Bickelhaupt said that the game was mostly a defensive battle in the first half. The first score of the game came six seconds before halftime, when Dayton linebacker Andrew Mendoza scooped up a Riverside fumble and ran it in from the 35 yard line. The attempted two-point co...
WALLA WALLA – The November First Thursday concert will be on November 7, 12:15 p.m. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 323 Catherine Street, Walla Walla. Featured will be Wa-Hi vocal ensembles, Chamber Singers and Belles Voix, directed by Norbert Rossi. The concert is free but donations are ac- cepted which will be given to the Christian Aid Center, the charity chosen by the performers. On November 14, Pianist Haskell Small will perform Federico Mompou’s com- plete Musica Callada as part of his nationwide Journeys in Silence tour. This free con-...
DAYTON – The Dayton Chamber of Commerce will hold its 67th annual awards Banquet November 7 at the Runnin’ T Ranch on North Touchet Road. Social hour starts at 6 p.m. The theme for this year’s banquet is “Wild About our Community,” and guests are encouraged to wear western attire. Food will be catered by “The Q.” This year’s program will recognize and celebrate the achievements of the Dayton Development Task Force, which is celebrating its 30th year. Awards will be given out at the banquet for Youth of the Year, Business of the Year, Employee...
DIXIE – The deep or- anges and yellows blanket- ing Biscuit Ridge provided an idyllic backdrop to the Dixie Elementary School playground that, covered in bouncing dots of red and green, looked more like Christmas than fall on Friday afternoon. Those bursts of color were elemen- tary students from Dixie and Starbuck, clad in bright red and green uniforms, darting across the field in a rousing game of soccer. In a tradition spanning back further than the cur- rent administration of either s...
WALLA WALLA -- With current residents who served their country in World War II, the Korean Conflict and the War in Vietnam, Quail Run Retirement is pleased to invite all area veterans to attend their Harvest Home Veterans Day Breakfast on November 11 at 8 a.m. This event will give those in attendance a chance to honor and thank our noble veterans who have served America across the past seventy years. Immediately following breakfast, veterans and their families are invited to attend a brief seminar aimed at fully explaining the VA's Aid and...
WAITSBURG - The wait just got a little easier for Waitsburg Elementa- ry students who remain at school 30 minute after dismissal prior to boarding the school bus home. An appli- cation filed with the National School Lunch Program by Food Services Supervisor Susan Wildey and Business Manager Becky Dunn was recently approved, allowing the school to offer reimburs- able snacks for bus-riding students. Two years ago Wildey and Dunn learned that the Cardinals' Nest - a non- profit after-school...
November 1: Connor Talbott, Phyllis Eaton, Courtney Mock, Curtis Johnson, Jack Osburn. November 2: Dean Hermanns, Richard Webber, Shane DuPree, Sondra Keith. November 3: Lori Bartlow, Barbara Erwin, Margaret Ro- hde, Geoff Baker, Don Abbey. November 4: Jim Nelson, Rick Davis, Taryn Streeter, Al- lyson Hurd, Victoria Brewer. November 5: Dwight Thomas. November 6: Josh Wilson, Greg Zuger, Dave Dilts, Albert Meyer, Pauline Tedrow, Sharon Bode, Jacob Mulhair, Heath Pierson. November 7: Robin Hilton, Stan Mock, Roberta Collin- gwood, Desiree Zuger,...
Ten Years Ago November 6, 2003 Local veterans in Waitsburg, Prescott and Walla Walla will be the honorees of Veteran's Day functions planned in the area. In Waitsburg the WHS Speech & Drama Class taught by Roseann Groom will be holding a ceremony at 12:45 p.m., Monday, Nov. 10 in the Waitsburg High School Auditorium. A new flag will be presented for the auditorium and it will be walked in by Jim Hansen, veteran of the U.S. Army from WWII. ASB officers Bertha Porier, president, Cole Lindsey, vice president, Haly Ingle, secretary and Jessica...
With family and guests arriving for a holiday meal, the preparations can be a chore. To help the process, I first make a list of important things that need to be done and a reality list of things that must get done before guests arrive. Of course, I start upgrading my kitchen gadgets: a good po- tato peeler, twine and sharp kitchen shears. Early in the week I set-up a drink station in one room away from the kitchen. This keeps folks from coming into the busiest part of the house. It's also time to nix "everything from scratch. " Today, your...
On September 16, the Chicago December wheat contract price began a move up from seasonally expected lows. Over the next 26 sessions, 70 cents were added to the price of soft red winter wheat to be delivered in De- cember to Chicago/Toledo locations. Global wheat traders took note of the change in direction for this "most-watched" market, the first significantly measureable upward move since July 2012. The change in behavior awakened hopes for a new major price trip upward, but the road has been muddy and slow for the last week or so. We are...
DAYTON - Washington State University Extension educators are offering a "Ties to the Land" succes- sion planning workshop Dayton in November. Suc- cession planning is the human side of estate planning, and is a way for families to maintain their ties to the land across multiple generations. The workshop will be offered November 16 at the Seneca Conference Room, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., North Guernsey Ave. (next to the grain elevator). Registration is $45 per family or ownership, and includes workbook, DVD, and refreshments. Lunch may be purchased at...
Waitsburg 10-28 Burglary and assault on Warren Street; person known tothe victim entered home and assaulted occupant. Burglaryand theft on Murphy Street; storage shed was entered andtools were taken. Dayton 10-22 Report of harassment on Lower Hogeye Road. Violationof restraining order reported at E. Main. Theft of vehicle re- ported at Country Cupboard, unfounded. Horses on Highway12 and Hogeye Hollow Road. 10-23 Harassment reported on Lower Hogeye Road. Report oftheft on W. Patit Road. Fish & Game incident reported atShangri La RV Park. Fish...
Together we re- mem- ber the life of an Eastern Washington giant, Tom Foley, who represented our Fifth Congressional District with distinction for thirty years. Even today, wheat farmers and all the citi- zens of our district ben- efÐit from the tremendous work he did to ensure that farmers had a voice in the nation's capital, to protect Fairchild, and improve infrastructure. He rose as high as a person can rise in politics, chosen by his col- leagues to be Speaker of the House, a position he...
This was one column I was just sure I would never live to type. No, I haven't been in mortal peril at any time in the last week, but it sure felt like it. Between the PSAT and the upcoming end of the quarter and Homecoming and Peter Pan rehearsal and generous helpings of homework, I have spent the past fourteen days, inches away from a nervous breakdown. And now it's finally over. The PSAT was easier than I thought it would be, which was either because I managed to study my way to success on it...
