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Rosalia The students and community of Rosalia High School brought in the most units of blood since 2011 with a record breaking 13 units. Nineteen community members came out April 20 to support the annual blood drive which lead to its great success. Each unit of blood can save up to three lives and makes a huge impact on the local community. The Inland Northwest Blood Center is the sole provider of blood to area hospitals and relies on volunteer donors to help keep fully-stocked shelves....
Rosalia Rosalia's annual community yard sale will be Saturday, May 7, from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Local businesses will have maps of yard sale sites. The sale is sponsored by the Rosalia Chamber of Commerce....
Rosalia An open house at the Rosalia Fire Station April 12 was conducted for the public to ask questions about the proposed annexation of the Town of Rosalia's fire department into Whitman County Fire District 7. Fire Chief Bill Tensfeld was present with several of the volunteer firefighters, Mayor Nanette Konishi and town council members. “We are annexing the town into the district in order to better organize the finances and establish long-term goals,” Tensfeld stated. “The fire distr...
Rosalia A book fair will be at the Rosalia school next week, March 28 to April 1, with a buy one, get one free format, according to Chairperson Laura Fulton. Times are Monday and Tuesday 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., Wednesday 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Friday 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Family times will be from 1-4 p.m. Wednesday and 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday.... Full story
Rosalia The Rosalia United Methodist Church and Assembly of God Church will offer combined services next week. All are invited to a Good Friday service at the United Methodist Church, 214 S. Whitman Ave., at 7 p.m. Friday, March 25. Vocalists and instrumentalists from both churches will provide music. Pat Atchison, pastor of Rosalia Assembly of God Church, will offer a meditation. This worship experience tells the story of Jesus' arrest and crucifixion. The solemnity of Friday will be... Full story
Rosalia The Rosalia Chamber of Commerce recently announced its Winter 2015 Annual Lighting Contest winners. Three judges from out of the local area toured Rosalia using the city block format. The judges remarked on the beauty of our area and enjoyed viewing the homes with the holiday lights aglow. The judges hope to return next winter. Pat's Book Store is holding the prizes for the winners listed below. First Place Overall: Each of these homes on the block was decorated very well with lights...
Rosalia The Rosalia High School leadership class organized and led the veteran’s program, which was attended by many local veterans. School Superintendent Larry Keller, retired Air Force Colonel, spoke during the assembly. David Frazier, grandfather of Camil, Maicy and Leslee Bothman of Rosalia grade school, was the guest speaker. He served in the US Army for three years. The Boy Scouts presented the colors, and McKenzie Dempsey sang the Star Spangled Banner. Veterans in attendance were: WWII -...
Rosalia The annual Rosalia Veterans Day ceremony commenced Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial Park in Rosalia. Rosalia Chamber of Commerce president, Patricia Voge, presided and welcomed all veterans. Father Mike Savelesky led the gathering in a prayer for peace for our nation and safety for our troops. Ken and Veva Jean Hames received a certificate of appreciation from the Chamber for their work on the park. Mayor Nan Konishi thanked those in attendance with a reminder of the history...
Rosalia Collin Pittmann recently served as a legislative page for Rep. Joe Schmick. Saturday, Pittmann from the Rosalia FFA chapter won the Washington State FFA Creed Speaking event. Collin is the son of Jeff and Tara Pittmann and a freshman at Rosalia High School. He will go on to represent the state of Washington at nationals in Louisville, Ky., in October....
Rosalia Rosalia volunteer firemen Saturday plan to power wash the streets for Battle Days June 6. In order to help make this wash effective, Mayor Nanette Konishi asks business owners, chamber and council members and employees to join in to sweep up the sand and grit from the sidewalks to the curbs, and from there shovel as much as possible into containers to be dumped. This will help insure that the grit doesn’t get washed back onto the sidewalks and help minimize what goes into storm drains, t... Full story
Rosalia More than 700 announcements have been sent to graduates of Rosalia High School for an all class reunion to be held during Rosalia's Battle Days celebration the weekend of June 6 and 7, 2015. Invitations are extended to any former residents of Rosalia, Malden, Thornton, anyone who attended but didn't graduate from Rosalia, any teacher instructing in any of these schools, or anyone who has any connection to the area and wants to come join in the celebration. Check the Facebook page: 2015 A...
Rosalia Gazette corespondent Rosalia United Methodist Church and Assembly of God Church will offer combined services for Easter. All are invited to a Good Friday service at the Assembly of God Church, at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 3. Choirs and instrumentalists from both churches will provide music, while Joan Sulser, pastor of Rosalia United Methodist Church, will offer a meditation. This worship experience tells the story of Jesus’ arrest and crucifixion. Easter Sunday observances begin at 6...
Rosalia The annual Rosalia Holiday Lights contest sponsored by the Rosalia Chamber of Commerce announced their winners this week. The out-of town judges awarded first place awards in seven categories. The Chamber is pleased to present this annual contest, celebrating the holiday season. The winners are: Exclusive use of one color-Jim Stenhouse Tree Presentation-Jose Castanon Senior Lighting-Karen Rockness Contemporary-Lee Root Best use of holiday themes-Glenn LaMoureaux Best use of total...
Rosalia Rosalia area residents are invited to celebrate Christ’s birth at Rosalia United Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Christmas eve, Wednesday, Dec. 24. The service will include Christmas carols, special music, candlelight, choir music, Scripture readings and a brief meditation by Joan Sulser, pastor of Rosalia United Methodist Church. The Rev. Stewart Nereim, pastor of Rosalia Assembly of God Church, will help lead worship. The service offering will go to the Rosalia Giving Tree. Rosalia C... Full story
Rosalia Gazette correstpondent Coach Bob Bucsko presented letter awards to Anthony Riley and Lucas Engel, seniors; Nathan Jeske, Matt Chittenden, and Eli Richardson, juniors; Troy Pittsley, Stephen Brown, Kade Holling, Garrett Prince, Zach McFarling, Alex Pakootas, Mike Greybeck, and Zach Robertson, sophomores; Dawson Strobel, Eddy Frick, Preston French and Trenton Gregory, freshmen. Riley and Engel received special recognition as the two seniors on the debut addition of the Timberwolves team.... Full story
Rosalia Rosalia marked Veteran's Day with observances at the school and at the Veteran's Park. The Rosalia Scouts in Troop 588 presented the flag at both ceremonies and demonstrated a flag burning ceremony at the park. The Rev. Stewart Nereim gave the invocation. Bill and Alice Hoffman and Ken and Vava Jean Hames were recognized for maintaining the Veteran's Park which is located behind the Texaco Station. Mayor Nan Konishi reported 65 veterans are now living in Rosalia. Christina Ward sang the...
Rosalia Rosalia Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a fall festival celebration Saturday, Oct. 18. Brittany Lasz heads planning for the festival. Residents can check with her at the Coffee Shop for information and suggestions. Rosalia royalty will sell cider and Krispy Kreme Donuts at the Texaco Station. Mike Day is pre-selling donuts which can be picked up Saturday at the station. Foot Prints Day Care will sponsor a carnival at the Methodist Church social room. Children can participate in a...
Rosalia Gazette correstpondent In honor of St. Francis of Assisi, who had a joyous connection to God’s creatures, Rosalia United Methodist Church will sponsor a blessing of the animals Sunday, Oct. 5 at 1 p.m. in the Rosalia City Park for a brief service, followed by cider and doughnuts. All residents are invited! The blessing will celebrate them and the caregiving that is expressed daily. Dogs, cats, birds, guinea pigs, goldfish, horses, reptiles and other creatures are welcome! Owners are r...
Rosalia An open forum for local authors will be at the Rosalia library next Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 2 p.m. Five authors scheduled to participate are Jeanne Kjack, author of “Steeples and People,” “Windows to the Palouse” and other books of local interest; Marcy Campbell, author of the children’s series, Rosie the Mouse; Wanda Sheahan, author of her autobiography, “Don’t Cry Over Spilt Milk;" Jean Flanigen, author of several novels including her latest, “Hannah, the Lighthouse Keeper;” and Le... Full story
Rosalia The Brass Rail in Rosalia will host its second annual Show ‘n Shine Saturday, Sept. 20, with registration starting at 1 p.m. Cars, motorcycles, motorcycle trikes and other modes of transport can be displayed. The show will include a lot of categories and a lot of prizes. Balloting for the prize winners will cease at 4 p.m. Fee to enter is $10. Live music will be performed during the day and a street dance is slated to follow the awards presentations. Entries will line up on Whitman A...
Rosalia The Brass Rail’s second annual Show ‘n Shine will be Saturday, Sept. 20, starting at 1 p.m. Entrants will line up on Whitman Avenue, and the craft vendors will line up on 6th, next to the Texaco visitor’s center. Entry fee for vendors will be $10. Contact the Brass Rail for more information....
Rosalia Achievement of the Eagle Scout badge by Cory James Brown was celebrated by members of Rosalia Troop 588, residents and scouting officials July 12. The son of Pat and Tami Brown, Cory restored the Study Club fireplace in the Rosalia Park. It was originally constructed in 1932. Brad Hodges served as emcee and started by thanking guests for attending. The Rev. Stewart Nereim gave the invocation, and Rosalia Mayor Nan Konishi spoke about how the town has mentored Cory. A representative for...
Rosalia A Rosalia Community blood drive has been scheduled next Friday, July 25, at the Rosalia Fire Station with the Inland Northwest Blood Center mobile unit. Hours will be from 1:45 to 4 p.m. People who arrive to donate blood will get a free summer T shirt. They will also receive in entry ticket on a drawing for a one-year lease on a new BMW sedan. INBC needs an average of 200 blood units every day to meet the demand for 35 area hospitals. Donors must be 16 years of age, weight at least 110... Full story
Rosalia Graduation for 15 kindergarten pupils was June 11 at Rosalia. Members of the class sang "Days of the Week," "Months of the Year," "Loose Tooth," and "Hungry Little Worm." Diplomas were presented to Jorian Abdnor, Soren Braun, Melaina Bryan, Reed Widman, Kayla Eilertosn, Serenitie Harvey, Jade Hunter, Megan Maley, Natasha Miller, Davie Raley, Capryce Robbins, Lucas Roetcisoender, Chuy Ruiz, Jayden Tayler and Stephanie Whaley.... Full story
Twenty-one members of the Rosalia High School Class of 2018 were promoted to the high school in a ceremony June 10. Keynote speaker was Molly Turner who was the first grade teacher for the class. Class member Collin Pittmann sang "Vienna" by Billy Joel. Class officers were Kaitlynn Madison, president; Brandon Burns, vice president and Daphne Jacobs, secretary. In the top row left to right are Callie Jeske, Trenton Gregory, Kennedy Pittsley, Eddie Frick, Andrew Straub, Collin Pittmann, Kaitlynn... Full story
