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COLFAX — Local results for the fifth week of the Colfax Men’s golf league are as follows: A-Bracket Ackerman Heating and Air: Augie Allenbach (sub), 6, Jake Ackerman, 7, Kyle Nance, 6, Dustin Dawson, 12, total, 31. Medical Micro Machining: Scott Snodgrass, 10, Jake Hahn, 7, Jonathon Morgan, 10, Steve Warwick (sub), 10, total, 37. Colfax Body Repair: Jeff Davies, 10, Randy Davis, 2, Ron Morgan, 12, Rob Scott, 8, total, 32. Almota Elevator: Bye. Idaho Forest Group: Elias Whitefoot, 12, Jacob Keck, 11, Tyson Rogers, 12, Randy Lindbo, 6, tot...
By Jake Hull Gazette Reporter PALOUSE - Another state champion in Whitman County was crowned Saturday, May 25, in Yakima. The Garfield-Palouse Vikings girls track and field team took home first place in the state meet, which was held Thursday through Saturday, May 23-25, in Yakima. The Vikings out-scored Mt. Vernon Christian by 14 points to capture the state title. This would be the second-straight year where the Vikings girls win the 1B state title. Along with the team title came individual sta...
The following Tekoa-Rosalia Timberwolf softball players were named to the 1B All-League team: Clare Wilkins, Libby Lehn, and Meagan Maley. The Timberwolf team started the season dominating opponents, before ultimately coming up just short of reaching the 1B state softball tournament....
ST. JOHN - McKenzie Stanley of St. John-Endicott/LaCrosse high school capped off her senior golf season with a fourth place finish in the 1B state tournament. The tournament was held Tuesday and Wednesday, May 21 and 22, in Tumwater at the Tumwater Valley Golf Club. On the first day of the tournament, Stanley finished with an overall round of 93, qualifying her for the second day of the tournament. Day two saw Stanley shoot an impressive 88 on the day, which was tied for second-best score of...
COLTON - After a long and grueling season, the Colton Wildcats took home the fourth place trophy at the state tournament. The tournament was held Friday and Saturday, May 24 and 25, in Yakima. Entering the tournament as the number four overall seed, the Wildcats took on fifth-ranked Mossyrock in the first round. The game was played on Friday, May 24. Colton would trail 2-0 in the second inning before scoring two runs of their own in the bottom of the second inning, leveling the game at two. In...
COLFAX — This paper will be the last issue with my name and stories/photos in them. I started working at the Whitman County Gazette as the sports reporter in May of 2023, just a week or so after graduating from Washington State University with a degree in multimedia journalism. Unsure of what lay ahead during my final weeks as a senior, I saw an opportunity to apply for this current job, which I had always said was my “ideal job” while in school. My dream quickly became reality when I began working for the paper. In my first week I trave...
Medicare is a big government program. It’s detailed. It’s confusing. And people in our state actually volunteer to deal with it for people other than themselves! Rockstars. They’re called SHIBA volunteers (Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors). Gov. Jay Inslee just proclaimed May 19-25 “SHIBA Volunteer Recognition Week.” Tim Smolen, SHIBA program manager for the Washington state Office of the Insurance Commissioner (OIC), confirmed for me these volunteers are unpaid. They are trained at no cost to them. (That’s good. A lot of people wou...
Transitions are hard. When oil derricks first graced the western landscape, towering over homes, these were greeted with mixed emotions, depending on who profited and whose landscape was blighted. Today we face conflicts as windfarms elicit similar emotions. The “No Wind Farms” signs posted around the Palouse are counterproductive, though. Communities must have a meaningful voice in issues of land use, wildlife impacts, cultural values and aesthetics when a windfarm is proposed, but costly delay only prolongs the inevitable. There’s a conce...
Landowners of Whitman County, be aware of enticing offers that Harvest Hills/Steelhead Americas is making to get access to your land for the Kamiak Butte area industrial wind project. You need to realize that they will sell the entire project after completion, they are not long-term partners. You are simply a tool they are using to tap into the billions of dollars of green money (taxpayer money) sprinkled about by the government. Keep in mind, they promise to “restore” the land after the lifespan of the project. There are major flaws with that...
As many of you know, each year your local American Legion, Codd-French Post #41 has been placing small flags at the graves of all veterans buried in the Colfax Cemetery. We do our best to put one at every veteran’s site. This is the first year we have done this without the leadership of Jim Lemon, our former Adjutant and Commander whom we lost on March 12 this year. We did our best to identify every veteran’s grave, but we may have overlooked a few, much to our regret. If you noticed that a small flag was missing from the gravesite of a vet...
I am a fourth-generation farmer in Whitman County and am writing to express my support for the Harvest Hills Wind Project. I know that some people in our community are having a hard time with the change, which is why I want to make sure all voices are heard. Farming is all about helping people. Our farm has provided food for thousands upon thousands of people through the years, and now we have the opportunity to provide for people in a new way. It is a really good feeling to be able to contribute to our community by providing the energy we...
TOWN OF ROSALIA ORDINANCE #608 An Ordinance of the Town of Rosalia adopting Telecommunications Franchise Agreement. This ordinance can be viewed in its entirety at Rosalia City Hall, 110 W Fifth St., Rosalia WA Published May 23 and 30, 2024...
NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Whitman County Commissioners have set the date of Monday, June 3, 2024, at 10:20 a.m. in their Chambers, Courthouse, Colfax, WA, for proposed amendment #1 to the 2024 Whitman County budget. At that time, it is requested all department heads/elected officials requesting an amendment be present. The total amount of the proposed amended budget along with copies of the proposed amendment will be available May 30, 2024 by calling 509-397-5251. Remote participation is available for attending the...
INVITATION FOR BIDS NOTICED IS HEREBY GIVEN That the City of Tekoa will open sealed bid proposals and publicly read them aloud on or after 2:00 PM. on June 10th, 2024, at City Hall in Tekoa for the Willard Field Airport Runway Rehabilitation. The project consists of the pulverization and reshaping of approximately 10,185 square yards of existing runway asphalt; grading and shaping of approximately 10,185 square yards of pulverized material, 400 cubic yards of roadway excavation, including haul; installation of approximately 2,550 tons of...
NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the following Whitman County roads will be closed to vehicular traffic for replacement of culverts and bridge maintenance, pursuant to R.C.W. 47.48.01, for the time periods specified below: County Road No. 9060, Sand Road from Johnson Road, milepost 0.00, to the Washington/Idaho state line, milepost 6.56, from June 3, 2024 to June 6, 2024 daily from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for culvert replacement and bridge maintenance. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISIONERS of Whitman County,...
PUBLIC NOTICE The City of Tekoa will be holding its Six Year Transportation Plan Hearing on June 3, 2024 during the regular city council meeting at 6 P.M., Tekoa City Hall.” Published May 30, 2024...
PUBLIC NOTICE A board seat on the Rock Lake Conservation District is available for a vacant elected position on the Board of Supervisors. Conservation district board supervisors are public officials who serve without compensation and set policy and direction for the conservation district. An applicant must be a registered voter within the boundaries of the Rock Lake Conservation District and may be required to own land or operate a farm. To apply please email your letter of interest to [email protected]. The letter of interest must be...
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE OF COMMERCIAL LOAN(S) Pursuant to the Revised Code of Washington, Chapter 61.24 Et Seq. CURRENT DEED OF TRUST INFORMATION Grantor: NB Crest Investor Units, LLC NB Crest TIC 2, LLC NB Crest TIC 3, LLC NB Crest TIC 4, LLC NB Crest TIC 5, LLC NB Crest TIC 6, LLC NB Crest TIC 7, LLC NB Crest TIC 8, LLC NB Crest TIC 9, LLC NB Crest TIC 10, LLC Current beneficiary of the deed of trust: Greyhawk BRE CCA Lender, LLC Current trustee of the deed of trust: LPSL Corporate Services, Inc. Current servicer of the deed of trust: n/a R...
