Lions defeat Lummi Nation in OT, place 4th at state

SPOKANE – Heading into overtime tied at 38, the No. 3 seed MLCA/CCS Lions outscored No. 1 Lummi Nation 7-2 in the four-minute overtime period to defeat the Blackhawks 45-40, placing fourth in the 1B Boys State Basketball Tournament. “Lummi and our team, we were the two teams that were ranked No. 1 and No. 2 most of the year,” MLCA/CCS Head Coach Emerson Ferguson said. “The boys took it as a challenge to, ‘Alright, now we get to play them on the hardwood.’ The boys kind of took that to heart, and were like, ‘Alright, let’s do it.’”

Cardinals power past Spokane

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Lions shoot for another state berth

MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School Lions enter the 2023-24 season after back-to-back state tournament berths, aiming for a third-straight appearance in the 1B Boys State Basketball Tournament.

NIC GOLF: Cardinal men take NWAC match title, women 2nd

Big Bend teams split with Walla Walla

Hackers nab card data from 200,000 Citi customers

Sony, Lockheed among other recent companies with breaches

NEW YORK - Citigroup's disclosure that the names, account numbers and email addresses of 200,000 of its credit card customers were stolen strikes at the core of modern-day financial life - the ways people buy groceries and pay the power bill.

RiverDogs open up season with title game loss

EPHRATA - The Columbia Basin River Dogs  opened the 2011 summer baseball season by finishing second at the Memorial Baseball Classic at Johnson-O'Brien Stadium in Ephrata.

Cards win North Idaho College Invite

NIC roundup October 11, 2011

Cardinals clinch postseason berth

Malcolm Lemoyne Pierce, 92

“Farmer” to many of his friends, Malcolm was born in Langsville, Ohio, March 6, 1921. Malcolm came to Idaho by way of train at 17, to work in the CC camps on the Coeur d’Alene River.

Clyde Charles Andrews

Jan. 31, 1935 — Feb. 5, 2024

Clyde was born on Jan. 31, 1935 to Clyde (CC) and Alice (Lewis/Haines) Andrews in Sunnyside, Washington. His mother died tragically in a farm accident in 1938, and in 1940, his father CC married Cora Smithwick (Buddy) who raised him as her own. Clyde was raised in the Yakima Valley, graduating from Prosser High School in 1954 and marrying his wife of 69 years, Bonnie Lenhart, that same year. In 1958, along with their first two children, Clyde and Bonnie moved to Othello with Clyde's father, CC, to start Othello Ice and Cold Storage (today's Simplot potato processing plant). Clyde was active in the community as they raised their three children as members of the Othello Christian Church. He was a dedicated Gideon, personally handing out thousands of Bibles throughout his 50-year membership. In 1975, the family moved to Bruce to restore and preserve the 1918 Rayburn farmhouse at their farm on Foley Road. Clyde then built Sun Country Storage in 1977, operating it until his retirement in 1998. His passion for historical preservation continued, playing an instrumental role in the restoration of the 1910 Pullman executive railroad car, The Abraham Lincoln, and maintaining his own collection of over a dozen World War II military vehicles.

Northwest Notes

NIC Booster Club Luncheon to honor volleyball

Big Bend CC workforce education building bids over estimate

MOSES LAKE — Big Bend Community College officials have an apparent low bidder on the project to build the college’s new workforce education center. But the bids came in higher than the estimated cost of the project.

Walla Walla CC women 79, Big Bend 38

The Lady Vikings of Big Bend dropped into sixth place in the

Cardinals earn draw

COEUR d'ALENE - North Idaho College's Alex Olmos made two saves and the Cardinals played to a scoreless draw with Community Colleges of Spokane in nonconference men's college soccer action Friday.

King, Guice, Piper lead NIC men to title

Today's Ghastly Groaner

The patron saint of copying people on email … is St. Francis of a CC.

Lionhearted

MLCA/CCS’s Boorman scores 30, Lions overcome 15-point deficit to win district title

WENATCHEE – Down by 15 points early in the third quarter, the Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School boys basketball team needed a spark if they hoped to come back and take home a Central Washington 1B title. That spark came from senior Jeff Boorman, who scored 24 of his 30 points in the second half to lead the Lions to a 59-58 win over Riverside Christian on Thursday night.

Lions earn two dominant wins

MLCA/CCS boys and girls defeat Trojans on the court

MOSES LAKE – Tuesday night saw two dominant wins for the Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School Lions on the basketball court, with the boys and girls basketball teams both taking home dominant wins against Manson...

'Bags of Change' grant recipient named

Bonner Community Hospice’s Kids Grief Camp has been selected by Winter Ridge Natural Foods Market as its “Bags of Change” grant recipient.