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Georgetown University projects there will be more than two million jobs added to the health care industry by 2020. This inspired a group of Lind-Ritzville High School (LRHS) students to seek out opportunities in the field. On Thursday, March 24, a group of LRHS students and Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Club advisor Jason Aldrich set out on a field trip through Greater Spokane Incorporated’s Business AfterSchool program to tour St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute in Spokane. All six students that att... Full story
The Lind-Ritzville/Sprague fastpitch team’s first doubleheader of the season was postponed from March 22 to March 26 due to rain. On March 26 the team took on the Wilbur-Creston Lady Wildcats for their season opener. The Lady Broncos were able to take the win in both games by ten running the opponent, 17-7 and 16-6. Emma Aldrich pitched the all five innings of the first game and held the Lady Wildcats to three hits and six walks, while bringing down three strikeouts. D...
The Lind-Ritzville/Sprague Broncos baseball team played their first two doubleheaders of the season and are now more comfortable with their positions on the field. The Broncos took on Wilbur-Creston for their opening doubleheader of the season on March 23 here in Ritzville. They split the series starting off with a 5-4 win over the Wildcats and ending with a 6-18 loss. In this first game Wilbur-Creston took an early 2-1 lead after the first inning, but in the bottom of the thi...
NHS STUDENTS. The students inducted into the National Honor Society at Lind-Ritzville Middle School are (back row, from left) Alexis Melcher, Grace Saint John, Jessica Heater, Garrett Roettger, Collette Nichols and Owen Telecky. Front row: Amy Anderson, Sydney Kinch, Baylor Moore, Lauren Miller and Alibama Rushing. -Photo courtesy of Maureen Hardern... Full story
Join the Nature Conservancy in the heart of Lind Coulee on April 2 and April 3, for a habitat improvement project on the smallest sagelands preserve. Noted as a quality sagebrush community remnant, the Lind preserve is situated in a highly fragmented landscape and is slowly recovering from the impacts of multiple wildfires. This project targets the removal of fence line affected during the fires, which poses a major hazard to the movement of animals across the property. The group will meet at 10:30 a.m. to carpool to the...