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  • Baccalaureate service conducted for seniors

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Jun 18, 2014

    Rosalia Rosalia High School class of 2014 baccalaureate ceremony was June 4 at the Rosalia United Methodist Church. Class President Ryan Maley opened the ceremony and introduced Pastor Steward Nereim for the invocation. Seniors Clay Shelton, Mackenzie Reddish, Madeline Shrode and Steven Maley participated with scripture readings. The baccalaureate message was delivered by Pastor Naomi Calkins-Golter. Both pastors spoke of blessings that the seniors have been given and that God is always with...

  • Players earn spring sports awards

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Jun 4, 2014

    Rosalia Seniors who finished out the last sports season for the Rosalia Spartans included, from left to right, Alex Naught, Clay Shelton, MacKenzie Reddish, Jason Brown, Shannon Carrothers, Craig Nelson, Stacey Carrothers and Ryan Maley. The 2014 Rosalia Spartan softball/baseball combined awards potluck was Monday, May 19. The coaches praised both teams for successful seasons and thanked their players for all the hard work and dedication the players gave to this last final sports season of the...

  • Rosalia Easter events

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Apr 16, 2014

    Rosalia Lions Club breakfast and Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled for Saturday, April 19. Breakfast will be at the Methodist Church from 8 to 11:30 a.m. with the Easter Egg Hunt to follow at the park at noon. Rosalia city-wide yard sales will be Saturday, May 3. Sign up at Rosalia Coffee to get on the map. The Battle Days float construction is underway. Work sessions are Sunday afternoons from 2 to 5 p.m. at the lumberyard, 723 S. Whitman. Contact Angie Hackney for additional inf...

  • New Rosalia royalty

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Mar 26, 2014

    Rosalia Rayna Charles, right, was named Miss Rosalia for 2014 in the royalty competition. Kadine Coffey, left, was named first princess, and Rachel Evans, center, was named second princess. Rayna Charles was named Miss Rosalia in competition Sunday afternoon with Kadine Coffey, first princess, and Rachel Evans, second princess. Contest winners were Charles, poise and appearance; Coffey, Spirit of Miss Rosalia, and Evans, top ticket sales. Participating in the program as the sophomore sisters...

  • Rosalia Elementary Olympics

    Mike Day|Mar 20, 2014

    Jade Faultersack and Cullen Billings, with sign, represent Japan as part of a Rosalia Elementary Olympics Feb. 25. Each class represented a different country in the event which lasted over two days with competition in five events: ice skating on felt, a bobsled relay, luge relay on a scooter, slalom obstacle course and Olympic baton torch relay....

  • Firefighter benefit

    Mike Day|Mar 20, 2014

    The Rosalia Volunteer Firefighters Association hosted a benefit spaghetti feed and auction for Jeff Trull on March 16. Trull is a Rosalia High School graduate and has lived with multiple sclerosis for quite some time and was recently diagnosed with ALS. The fire department held the benefit to help defray the cost of medical expenses. Approximately 200 people attended the benefit and more than 130 items were auctioned off. Trull is the son of Larry and Gail Trull of Rosalia. He is currently...

  • Rosalia Lions plan benefit breakfast

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Jan 9, 2014

    Rosalia Rosalia Lions Club will serve a community breakfast to support the family of two-year-old Holden Veltri, who has been diagnosed with cancer. All of the proceeds will go to the Veltri family to help with medical expenses. The breakfast will be Jan. 19 from 8 a.m. to noon in the fellowship hall in the basement of the Rosalia United Methodist Church, 214 S. Whitman Street. Donations to the fund can be sent to James Nebel, Lion’s member, Box 347, Rosalia, 99170....

  • Rosalia lighting winners

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Dec 31, 2013

    Rosalia Three judges from Spokane viewed and chose the winning entries for the 2013 Rosalia Chamber of Commerce Christmas Lighting Displays. First Place: Jim Stenhouse for preciseness, effectiveness, and coordination. First Place: Glen LaMoureaux for incorporating all styles and categories of lights. First Place: Dan Brown for variations of colored lights and dimensions. First Place: Lee Ticknor for use of entire lot. Best Block: Griffin and Lazcano. First Place Business: Rosalia Grannies;...

  • Students conduct eco summit at Rosalia

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Dec 23, 2013

    Rosalia The Rosalia-Colfax-St. John International Economic Summit gathered students from three area high schools to participate in a global trade simulation on Dec. 18 at the Rosalia High School gym. More than 90 students took on the role of economic advisors for 30 different countries with the goal of using trade to improve the standard of living. After a semester of researching the history, government and societal problems of their country, students created a strategic plan to partner in trade...

  • Decorating contest returns to Rosalia

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Dec 11, 2013

    Rosalia The Rosalia Chamber of Commerce announced the 2013 Rosalia holiday decorating contest at their December meeting. “We look forward to this annual event and hope many homes and businesses will again participate,” said Janice Pittmann, coordinator of the contest. Winners will be announced Dec. 23. The decorating categories include businesses, homes and block displays. Judges will be selected from out of the area and judging will be completed by Dec. 21. Rosalia Lions Club is now taking lis...

  • Rosalia Christmas festivities

    Mike Day|Dec 11, 2013

    Hadley Hudkins is more interested in her first candy cane than talking to Mrs. Claus. The Rosalia Holiday Market Dec. 7 at the community center was deemed a successful event in spite of the cold weather. A variety of items were available to all the holiday shoppers. Lilly Hattenburg smiles for a photo while sitting on Santa’s knee at the Budding Rose Art Gallery during Rosalia’s holiday celebration Saturday....

  • Spartan netters honor 4 seniors

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Nov 20, 2013

    Rosalia Players left to right are Mackenzie Reddish, Stacey Carrothers, Shannon Carrothers, Rayna Charles, Rebecca Terrell, Maggie Hereford, Madeline Gregory, Gensen Merritt, Sarah Frost, Destiny Theis and Hannah Beach. The end-of-the season Rosalia volleyball banquet was Wednesday, Nov. 13. The Rosalia Spartan team finished fifth in District 9 for the season. Seniors Mackenzie Reddish, Shannon Carrothers and Stacey Carrothers were honored for their four years on the team. Coaches Trish...

  • Veterans' Day

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Nov 13, 2013

    Rosalia Rosalia held the annual Veterans’ Day ceremony Monday at 11 a.m. at the Veterans Park with Alice Hofmann as the emcee. Rosalia Boy Scouts were the honor guard and led the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance. They presented their flag retirement ceremony, presenting used US Flags for proper disposal by fire. Rosalia Mayor-Elect Nan Konishi welcomed everyone to the event. She shared a note of gratitude for civilian support from her son Jeff, currently serving in the military. Major J...

  • Rosalia will honor vets

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Nov 6, 2013

    Rosalia Rosalia Veterans will conduct a Veterans Day ceremony Nov. 11 at the Veterans Memorial Park in Rosalia which is located behind the Texaco Service Station. Rosalia Boy Scouts will present the flag and lead the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance. Pastor Mike Cooper will be the master of ceremonies and give the invocation. Mayor Jim Stenhouse will give the welcome and a short talk on his tour of duty in Vietnam. Rosalia Boy Scouts will do their flag ceremony and burning of the old flags....

  • Trophy winners at Rosalia

    Mike Day|Aug 14, 2013

    Winners for the first annual show and shine at the Brass Rail in Rosalia July 27 show their trophies in front of the Rosalia’s refurbished Texaco Station. The show included cars, trucks, motorcycles and trikes. From the left are Keith Jennen, Spangle, winner in the street modified class with a 2002 TransAm; Brian Jennen, Spangle, top stock motorcycle with a 2013 Harley Heritage; Bobbie Robbins, Malden, people’s choice for motorcycle with a 2013 Harley Streetbob; Jeff Jones, Greenacres, peo...

  • Betty Morris gets 80th fete

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Jul 10, 2013

    Rosalia Betty Morris enjoyed a re-celebration of her 80th birthday Sunday with a lunch and birthday party at Rosalia United Methodist Church. Family attending included her daughter and son-in-law, Tanya and David Charles of Rosalia, son and daughter-in-law, Larry and Debbie Morris of Oregon, Wisc., grandchildren Amanda Morris of Oregon, Wisc.; Dan and Amanda Morris of New Glarus, Wisc.; Chris Morris and Jenna Sculz of Platteville, Wisc., and Rayna Charles of Rosalia. Also attending were niece...

  • Rosalia middle school grads

    Mike Day|Jun 19, 2013

    The 2013 Rosalia Middle School promotion ceremony took place June 11 with 12 students honored. In the bottom row, right to left, are Destiny Theis, Keisha Paulino, Hannah Beach, Gabrielle Bruce, Hannah Lautenslager, Marilyn Hitchcock and Jamie Blank. Top row, right to left, are Troy Pittsley, Kade Holling, Steven Brown, Gage Beck and Sam Oien....

  • Spartan Baccalaureate

    Mike Day|Jun 12, 2013

    The Rosalia High School class of 2013 gathered for Baccalaureate June 5 at Holy Rosary Church in Rosalia. From right to left, bottom row: Brittany Terrell, Heather Wilson, Maddy St. John, Haley Lindgren and Dylan Garrison. Top row: Gage Merritt, Hannah Sims, Zane Brown, Micah Pittsley and Brock Shelton....

  • People-to-People: Rosalia student will join Celtic tour

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|May 15, 2013

    Rosalia Rayna Charles, daughter of David and Tanya Charles, will travel as a People-to-People Student Ambassador to England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland for 19 days in June. The Celtic Heritage Tour will explore an incredible land famous for its majestic castles, intriguing cultures, awe-inspiring landscapes and leprechauns. Rayne, 16, is ending her sophomore year at Rosalia High School. She will train as a soldier at a medieval encampment and immerse herself...

  • Rosalia conducts clean-up

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|May 1, 2013

    Rosalia Rosalia Association for Community Enrichment sponsored its second Community Wide Clean-up and potluck lunch, Saturday, April 27. The participants struggled against the wind to keep their garbage bags from flying away and adding to the roadside trash problem. Rosalia Cub Scouts and Weiblo Scouts did a terrific clean up job during the week. Pat Voge cleared out the curb sand with her handy blower. The Turner, Nesbitt, Braun and Shauf families cleaned up an area in town. Kathy Wilkes and...

  • Shannon Carrothers wins Miss Rosalia title

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Apr 11, 2013

    Rosalia Shannon Carrothers was named Miss Rosalia for 2013-14 Sunday at the finish of the competition which had a theme of “Camping Beneath the Moon and Stars.” Shannon also won prizes for Spirit of Miss Rosalia, most tickets sales and poise and appearance. Stacy Carrothers was named first princess and Autumn Reisen was named second princess. Shannon and Stacey are the daughters of Jane Carrothers and Chad Carrothers and Autumn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reisen. Last year’s Queen Maddy...

  • Over the top

    Mike Day|Mar 27, 2013

    The Rosalia Fire Department completed the first of two days of rope rescue training last weekend. The volunteers worked off the former Milwaukee Railroad Bridge, now part of the John Wayne Trail at Rosalia, rappelling and rescuing “victims” hanging halfway down the bridge. They also spent time setting up haul systems. The training will continue Saturday....

  • Many participate to honor veterans at Rosalia program

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Nov 22, 2012

    Rosalia The annual Veterans Day program was at the Rosalia Veterans Park Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. Pat Voge, President of the Rosalia Chamber of Commerce welcomed veterans and guests. Collin Pittmann, a student at Rosalia, opened the program by leading all in the Star Spangled Banner and later entertained the crowd with a patriotic medley. Rosaila Boy Scouts raise the flag at the Veterans’ program. The Rev. Mike Cooper of Rosalia gave the invocation and shared memories from his service in Vietnam. M...

  • Rosalia veterans plan Nov. 11 observance

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Nov 1, 2012

    Rosalia Rosalia veterans will conduct a Veterans Day ceremony Sunday, Nov. 11, at 2 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial which is located behind the Texaco Service Station. Patricia Voge, president of the Rosalia Chamber of Commerce, will be the mistress of ceremonies. The Rev. Mike Cooper will give the invocation, and the Boy Scouts will lower the flag and raise a new flag. Mayor Jim Stenhouse will give the welcome. Guest speakers will be Sgt. Allen Ashworth from Fairchild Air Force Base and Sgt. Ben...

  • Calendars available

    Mike Day, Gazette Correspondent|Oct 4, 2012

    Rosalia Rosalia Chamber of Commerce birthday calendars for Rosalia, Malden, Thornton and Pine City are now available at the historic Texaco Station. If the station is closed they can be picked up at Mike Day’s house. Cost is $8....

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