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Rosalia Teacher Brenda Kjack, Julie Pittmann and 6th grade class show certificates and patriotic gifts. Students singing the fight song at the homecoming game last Friday. Julie Pittmann and Leslie Gunnels, both from Rosalia and members of the Esther Reed Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), presented certificates, flag pins and pencils to the Rosalia sixth grade class Monday. Brenda Kjack taught her 15 students the preamble to the United States Constitution in honor of...
ROSALIA The “Raising the Roof “ concert for the Rosalia performing arts center Saturday raised $340. The concert featured the Wide River Band. The concert attendees included Mayor Ken Jacobs and city council members Becky Cook credited Erma Jean Widman and John Melspaugh for their ongoing support of the Performing Arts Center project. Next performance at the center will be during the Rosalia Harvest Festival Oct. 24 at noon....
ROSALIA A “raise the roof” benefit concert for the Rosalia Performing Arts Center, the former Christian Church building, will be Saturday, Oct. 3, at 6 p.m. The Wide River Band of Spokane will perform traditional and contemporary bluegrass influenced by blues, swing, jazz, a bit of 1960s and 1970s rock and a touch of old time honkytonk country. The center will also have another open mic session beginning at noon Oct. 23 during the Rosalia Harvest Festival. The open mic sessions will be fol...
ROSALIA The Inland Northwest Blood Center van will be at Rosalia High School next Wednesday, Sept. 23, from 10:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Appointments can be made with Mike Day. Rosalia Performing Arts Center will be the scene of a “Raise the Roof” benefit concert Saturday, Oct. 3, at 6 p.m. It will feature The Wide River Band, a traditional and contemporary bluegrass band. The band provides high energy music driven by four talented multi-instrumentalists. A $5 donation is suggested. Upcoming eve...
Rosalia Crowd celebrates the opening of the Rosalia Empire Market. Pioneer youth group from Walla Walla United Methodist Church. Volunteers built this divider behind the Texaco Station next to the VFW Memorial. Approximately 123 people turned out Friday to celebrate the opening of the Rosalia Empire Market now being operated by Garth and Song Hill. The opening was sponsored by the Rosalia Horizons project. Gift certificates for $25 to be spent at the store were won by Karrie Lazcano, Brandon...
