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The Newport Miner Published September 30

BRIEFLY

BRI E FLYIONE – The SelPort Lumberjacks – a football team comprised of Selkirk and Northport high schools, continued to dominate Friday, when they beat Curlew 28-6 in a Northeast 1B North League game.

The Newport Miner Published September 30

Panthers trade volleyball win, loss

CUSICK — The Cusick High School volleyball team traded a win and a loss last week.Cusick (2-4, 3-4) visited Northport (2-0, 5-1) Tuesday, Sept. 22, losing in three straight sets.The Panthers trailed b

Lynnwood Times Published 17 hours ago

Gov Ferguson requests federal Major Disaster Declaration for Washington wildfires

OLYMPIA — Governor Bob Ferguson on Monday, September 28, sent a letter to President Donald Trump formally requesting a federal Major Disaster Declaration following devastating wildfires in Eastern Washington. At an event in Spokane today detailing the request, Governor Ferguson…

The Newport Miner Published September 23

SNAP seeks volunteers to help long-term care residents

SPOKANE – Non-profit SNAP is urgently recruiting volunteers to serve residents of long-term care facilities in Pend Oreille, Ferry, Stevens, Spokane and Whitman counties. The Eastern Washington Long-T

The Newport Miner Published September 23

Baumgartner’s take on Spokane fires misguided

GUEST OPINIONCongressman Baumgartner’s guest opinion should have been titled, “I can’t see the forest for the trees.” I recently rode my bike up Trails Road to Indian Bluff Road in Spokane County.It w

The Newport Miner Published September 23

Newport bests Kettle Falls on gridiron

NEWPORT — The Newport football team had another successful outing this past Friday, beating Kettle Falls 28-6 on the road. The Grizzlies are now 2-1.Newport rushed for 367 yards on 48 carries, dominat

The Newport Miner Published September 23

Panthers finish race as top 1B league school

KETTLE FALLS — At the CAN-AM Invitational Saturday, Sept. 19 in Kettle Falls, the Panthers finished as the top 1B school, placing seventh out of 13 teams.This was the Panthers’ first time scoring as a

The Newport Miner Published September 23

Hop on: Half-Century Bicycle Tour returning soon

CHEWELAH — Bike-riding enthusiasts will be happy to learn that the Chewelah Lions Club’s annual Half-Century Bicycle Tour, noted for its route through beautiful farmland scenery, gets underway on Sund

The Newport Miner Published September 23

PUBLIC MEETINGS

PUBLI C ME ETINGSWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23TRI-COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT: 11 a.m. - TEDD Conference Room, 986 S.Main, Suite A, ColvilleTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24PEND OREILLE COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRIC

The Daily Evergreen Published September 20

WSU hockey falls 5-2 to Montana in a tight contest

WSU hockey fell 5-2 to the University of Montana on Friday, Sept. 18, in Cheney, but the Cougars continued to show signs of a stronger team behind their new talent. The Cougars kept the game competitive early, putting together a strong first period and creating several scoring…

Whitman Wire Published September 18

Cross Country Starts Season Strong Amid Stiff Competition

The Whitman cross country season kicked off on Sept. 4 in Spokane as the Blues sought to start their season off sprinting ahead of the…

Whitman Wire Published September 18

Severe Wildfire Season Threatens Watershed Health

Summer in the northwestern United States saw a vast spread of fires across Washington, Oregon and Idaho — including the Spokane area fires in Washington,…

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