Newsroom fun
STAFF REPORT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 years, 11 months AGO
Advertising Sales Representative Jeannie Austin decorated this “IT”-inspired pumpkin scene, causing Managing Editor R. Hans “Rob” Miller to walk on the opposite side of the room most of the day on Halloween. Austin has been with the paper for some time and recently moved from our reception desk to the sales team. She is also one of the founders of Moms Helping Moms of Grant County, a Facebook group that works to support parents in the area.
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Cecilia Suarez Johnson took first place in the costume contest. While she’s always a little squirrelly, she keeps the rest of the team from going nuts by tracking and taking care of ads as they move along in the process toward publication. She also helps out wherever she’s needed, often carrying out those spooky “other duties as assigned.” Whether she’s processing an insertion order to get an ad in the paper or a magazine, processing time sheets or just keeping us organized, she’s always on hand to make tasks easier when she can.
MOSES LAKE — The Columbia Basin Herald team had a Halloween celebration of our own Wednesday. Along with a potluck and dad jokes galore, the paper’s staff had costume and pumpkin decorating contests. With a variety of entries on both fronts, the two photos above show who came home with the blue ribbon in each category.
Cecilia Suarez Johnson took first place in the costume contest. While she’s always a little squirrelly, she keeps the rest of the team from going nuts by tracking and taking care of ads as they move along in the process toward publication. She also helps out wherever she’s needed, often carrying out those spooky “other duties as assigned.” Whether she’s processing an insertion order to get an ad in the paper or a magazine, processing time sheets or just keeping us organized, she’s always on hand to make tasks easier when she can.ARTICLES BY STAFF REPORT
Kennewick woman killed in Othello-area collision
OTHELLO — A Kennewick woman was killed when she ran into a semitruck at the intersection of SR 26 and South Booker Road early Thursday morning.
State Route 26 closed due to fatality collision
OTHELLO — State Route 26 is closed due to a fatality collision between a car and a semitruck near South Booker Road about four miles east of Othello, according to information from the Washington State Patrol and the Washington Department of Transportation. The road was closed about 6:30 a.m., according to the WSDOT. This is a developing story and more information will be added as it becomes available.
Coeur d'Alene to host fair housing training
Event takes place at public library in October
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