Lion boys, girls dominate in wins

MOSES LAKE – The Lion boys and girls basketball teams lead from wire to wire in their dominant wins over Cascade Christian Academy on Thursday night, with the boys winning 57-19 and the girls winning 50-19. Both teams rode commanding leads into the halftime locker room, with the boys up by 36 points and the girls pitching a shutout, up 32-0. The Lady Lions forced numerous turnovers in the first quarter, leading to transition points. Senior Kali Kast scored seven of her 14 points in the first quarter. “The girls have worked really hard to rebound from the loss at the tournament, and we’re getting into the swing of things for league,” MLCA/CCS girls basketball Head Coach Josh Kast said.

Hill lifts Bigfoot past Cardinals in rainy nonconference match

SPOKANE - Travis Hill scored on an assist from Devin Leon in the 53rd minute to lead the Community Colleges of Spokane Bigfoot past the North Idaho Cardinals 1-0 in a men's soccer match on a rainy Wednesday night under the lights at Spokane Falls Community College.

Basin sports schedule Feb. 28-March 5

COLUMBIA BASIN – Royal, Warden, Almira/Coulee-Hartline and MLCA/CCS all hit the court this week for state basketball play.

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Stories of Boundary County's people, places and events.

Law roundup: Vehicle windows smashed, spray painted

Windows were reportedly found smashed out of a dump truck that had also been spray painted in Somers.

Lions claim CW1B league title, prep for districts

MOSES LAKE – MLCA/CCS’ six-game win streak helped the Lions seal their fourth consecutive Central Washington 1B league championship, posting a 17-2 overall record and an 11-0 mark in league games during the regular season.

US prosecutors tie Honduras president to drug trafficker

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. prosecutors said Tuesday that Honduras' president met a drug trafficker around 2013 and took $25,000 in exchange for protecting the trafficker from law enforcement.

Both NIC teams 3rd at Bigfoot Invite

LIBERTY LAKE - Eli Bowen carded rounds of 73 (Coeur d'Alene Public) and 74 (Liberty Lake) to place third at the Bigfoot Invitational on Monday.

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Davis named NAIA West Region Male Athlete of the Year

After finishing second in 2022, Davis will look to grab his first national decathlon title at the NAIA National Championships set to be held May 22-24 in Marion, Ind.

Imagining with social media

NEW YORK - Target, Nordstrom and other big chains are pinning their hopes of attracting shoppers on social media.

Local honor roll recipient

Heather O'Neill of Kingston, ID has earned a place on the Spokane Falls Community College honor roll for spring quarter 2022. Students must earn a GPA of 3.0 or higher to be on the honor roll. Congratulations on this academic achievement.

Lions win a thriller in Soap Lake, defeat Eagles 64-62

SOAP LAKE – Tied at 59 with just over three minutes to go, the Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School Lions forced key defensive stops and connected on clutch baskets to leave Soap Lake with a 64-62 win Tuesday night.

STATE TENNIS: Cates, Weadick remain in 5A

CC Cates and Zach Weadick advanced in the consolation bracket of the state 5A tennis tournament with a 9-7 win against Highland High on Friday in Boise.

How to Cut Down on Back-to-School Stress and Spending

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The Front Row with MARK NELKE October 17, 2010

'Heading in ... busy day ... heading out'

There's that Social Networking Site That They Made A Movie About where members, amazingly, can type in whatever the heck is on their mind, and their friends, even more alarmingly, reply to said thoughts.

Vikings men hoops sweep NWAACC homestand

MOSES LAKE - They have battled injuries and a season-long war of attrition.

NIC SOFTBALL: More of a rivalry in another year, perhaps

CC Spokane, leading NWAC East Division, splits with Cardinals, handing NIC just its second loss

NIC SOFTBALL: Cardinals rally to sweep rival CC Spokane

NIC is scheduled to host Wenatchee Valley in its home opener at Memorial Field on Friday, a doubleheader slated for 2 p.m.

Outdoor briefs March 24

Outdoor briefs March 24