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RITZVILLE - A line of firetrucks, family, friends, ambulances and Adams County Sheriff's department vehicles paraded past Marsha Bradshaw's home on 5th Ave Monday to honor her for a long career of service as a 911 dispatcher. "After close to 25 years dispatching for us, she will be a voice we will miss dearly," Adams County Sheriff's Office Administrative Assistant Sarah Ferderer said. Bradshaw worked as an Adams County dispatcher for 24 years and six months, following work...
For his hard work during distance learning....
RITZVILLE — The Gritman Senior Center will be open for in-hous e meals beginning Wednesday, June 10. The center serves meals Monday through Thursday, to all ages. People wanting to eat are asked to call in by 9 a.m. to reserve a meal. Meals are served at noon. Take-out is available, as well as delivery. Tables will be set up to adhere to social distancing restrictions. June 10: Spaghetti, Caeser salad, garlic bread, veggies. June 11: China burger casserole, fried cabbage, bacon, onion. June 15: Fish and fries, veggies. J...
RITZVILLE — After 63 continuous years, the Ritzville Lions Club is canceling the 2020-21 Community Calendar. Secretary Connie Kline said with the project dependent on door-to-door canvassing, it just was not feasible in May to commit to the project. Kline said the club hopes to restore the tradition in the spring of 2021....
RITZVILLE — The Gritman Senior Center is again open to serving in-house meals, starting June 10. People wanting a meal are asked to reserve one by 9 a.m. The center can be reached by calling 509 659 1921. There is also has a sign-up sheet in the dining room for those who want to schedule their meals ahead of time. The senior center is located at 118 W Main Ave. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday, and meals are just $5. All ages are welcome. Deliveries are s...
The Gritman Senior Center will be open for in-house meals beginning Wed. June 10. The center serves meals Monday through Thursday, to all ages. People wanting to eat are asked to call in by 9 a.m. to reserve a meal. Meals are served at noon. Take-out is available, as well as delivery. Tables will be set up to adhere to social distancing restrictions. June 10: Spaghetti, Caeser salad, garlic bread, veggies. June 11: China burger casserole, fried cabbage, bacon, onion. June 15: Fish and fries, veggies. June 16: Potato and ham...
RITZVILLE - New Hope Church conducted its first in-house service Pentecostal Sunday, May 31, since the governor quarantined the state due to the coronavirus pandemic. Pastor Richard Lee said the service was "very good." "We're almost back to normal, with lots of sanitizing," Lee said Sunday afternoon. "I have masks and sanitizer there, and we're going to play it safe and gradually getting back to routine." The church had been doing parking-lot services with attendees remaining...
For doing a great job distance learning and advocating for herself....
LIND – The community garden is growing this year with a lot of hard working hands. "It's for the town. We wanted to teach people to grow their own food," said Organizer Barbara Devore, adding the first planting was in 2013. "We hoped to eventually have a kitchen where we could do demonstrations on preparing the food." Devore said the community garden pays for the water through donations. Growers, however, have been discouraged by others harvesting their hard work. "We are h...
Here are the senior menus for June Monday, June 1 Salisbury steak, Potatoes & gravy, Broccoli Normandy, Bread, Dessert Wednesday, June 3 Ham & cheese slider, Potato soup, Relish tray, Dessert Thursday, June 4 Chicken divan with broccoli, Rice, Salad, Garlic bread, Dessert Friday, June 5 BBQ ribs, Au gratin potatoes, Corn, Garlic bred, Dessert Monday, June 8 French toast, Baked omelet, Sausage, Fruit , Juice Wednesday, June 10, Chicken alfredo, Salad, Green beans, Garlic bread, Dessert Thursday, June 11 Taco salad with cheese,...
For going above and beyond in remote learning...
For doing a fantastic job on her school work and staying positive...
Ty has continued his learning from home. He is working online and been joining his class meetings. Keep up the good work!...
RALSTON - The Salem Cemetery, located three miles northwest of the community, is decorated each year with flowers on each of the 80-plus graves, and flags, in time for Memorial Day. "It's a fun project," said Randy Roth, who does most of the work himself. "A number of families still stop by and decorate their own family graves, too." Roth, who has family members buried there from both sides of his family, organized a renovation of the fence and grounds in 2004. Descendants of...
RITZVILLE - Former mayor Linda Kadlec, with a team of volunteers, planted flowers in pots along downtown streets Monday morning, May 18, before most businesses were open. "The news is so drab, we have to bring a little brightness to downtown, where it's needed," Kadlec said. Joining Kadlec in her mission were Kim Yeager, Marsha Smith, Mayor Gary Cook and his wife Cris. Kadlec said the flowers are compliments of the Willard Hennings Foundation, which sponsors the flowers...
RITZVILLE- Parents of recent Lind Ritzville alumni honored 2020 graduates by painting their names on the high school football field, along with a carefully applied likeness of the Bronco mascot. Painting began at 10 a.m. with cheers going up when the last name was applied just before 1 p.m. Graduates from Lind-Ritzville, Sprague, Kahlotus and Washtucna are all included. The project was kicked off by Rita Fryberger, who was inspired by one done where she teaches in the Moses...
1 years ago The Ritzville Journal-Times May 20, 1920 Alumni Association holds annual banquet The 15th annual banquet of the Ritzville High School Alumni Association was held at the K. of P. hall last night, 39 graduates of the RHS being present for the festivities. Carl C. Clodius acted as toastmaster of the program. Following the program, the guests adjourned to the Home Cafe, where a delicious menu was served. After the "eats" they returned to the hall where the balance of...
For her hard work preparing for the AP English, Literature and Comp Exam...
For bringing his 'A game' in science class...
For his dedication and commitment to online learning. He is the son of Mitchell and Margaret Lowry....
BELLEVUE -A Ritzville fifth-grader has been inducted into the School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame. Cameron Bones was selected as one of the Top 10 patrollers in the state out of 45 nominations. He was nominated by adviser Terrie Schwartz and slected for the honor because of his initiative improving the school safety program. According to award information, Boness trained and mentored new patrollers in safety patrol procedures and volunteered double shifts to cover all posts. He...
RITZVILLE — Two local organizations received grant funds from Columbia Basin Foundation last week. Both the Ritzville Food Bank and the Ritzville Senior Center benefited from a grant of $1,000 from the COVID-19 Crisis Fund. The fund raised $126,000 to assist food security, youth, family and senior services, first-responders, small businesses, and mental health services....
RITZVILLE - The annual Ritzville Volunteer Ambulance Association had to postpone its plant sale by a day due to an unexpected delivery delay last week, but that didn't impede sales. In fact, the EMTs and volunteers sold out by noon Thursday and had to make a run to Deer Park on Friday morning to pick up more. Back in town and open for business by 1 p.m., they were again sold out around 4 p.m., leaving shoppers planning to hit the sale Saturday out of luck. "The community has...
Crabapple petals cover the ground in front of Eric Ottmar's home, turning the roadway pink last Wednesday. The petals also covered the yard and Ottmar's car at 305 E. Sixth Ave., Ritzville....
RITZVILLE - Parents of recent Lind Ritzville graduates honored 2020 graduates by painting their names on the high school football field, along with a carefully-applied likeness of the Bronco mascot. Work began at 10 a.m., with pre-work planning at 9 a.m. The project wasn't finished until 1 p.m., with cheers going up when the last name was applied. Graduates from Lind-Ritzville, Sprague, Kahlotus and Washtucna are all included. The painting isn't anymore permanent than a sand...