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  • Schools go remote as virus strikes

    Drew Lawson, The Times|Updated Apr 1, 2021

    DAVENPORT – The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over yet, and local schools received a rude reminder of that over the weekend. Davenport High School and the entire Reardan-Edwall School District went to remote learning for this week after cases rose in the schools. Davenport middle and elementary schools followed suit for April 1-2. In Davenport, eight high school students had tested positive for the virus as of press time March 31, forcing 16 students and two staff members considered close contacts to quarantine. Additionally, thr...

  • School district recommends attendees of March 25 volleyball game monitor for COVID-19 symptoms, get tested

    Drew Lawson, The Times|Updated Mar 31, 2021

    DAVENPORT--As the list of students who tested positive for COVID-19 grows to eight, with three additional close-contact positives outside the student body, the school district made the decision for all schools, including elementary and middle school, to go remote April 1-2. Next week is spring break. All sports practices and activities are cancelled until April 12. Additionally, the district recommends that anyone at the March 25 Senior Night volleyball game monitor themselves for symptoms and, if possible, get tested for COV...

  • Davenport volleyball celebrates Senior Night

    Drew Lawson, The Times|Updated Mar 26, 2021

    DAVENPORT--The Gorillas closed out the regular season with one of their better efforts of the season, but ultimately fell to Northwest Christian (Colbert) in four sets (25-27, 25-23, 25-22, 25-13) Thursday, March 25. Davenport finished the regular season 3-8 and will take on Reardan Monday, March 29 in the postseason game. Thursday's match was Senior Night, and before the game, Davenport recognized its three seniors: Kenzie Gerlitz, Lola Phillips and Haley Greenwood. Look for...

  • Davenport slugs past Northwest Christian into NE2B final

    Drew Lawson, The Times|Updated Mar 25, 2021

    DAVENPORT--Two minutes into the second half of Thursday's NE2B semifinal match between Davenport and Northwest Christian (Colbert), Ellie Telford struck a corner to Darby Soliday, whose header rolled into the back of the net. That proved to be all the Gorillas needed and all the Gorillas would get, as the Davenport defense pitched a shutout en route to a 1-0 victory. With the win, Davenport advanced to Saturday's NE2B league final against the winner of the second semifinal...

  • Davenport projects listed on county investments

    Drew Lawson, The Times|Updated Mar 25, 2021

    DAVENPORT – Per Economic Development Council (EDC) director Margie Hall’s request, the Lincoln County Commissioners approved an updated list of strategic investments for the county and its municipalities at the commissioners’ March 15 meeting. The plan includes investments in business, workforce, transportation and community development. Some plans are for the whole county, while many are centric to the county’s eight municipalities. The plan includes a description of projects for investment, the project’s location,...

  • Grants awarded locally for food, arts programs

    The Times|Updated Mar 25, 2021

    DAVENPORT – Innovia Foundation of Spokane will be awarding $1,205,780 in grants to 133 different organizations in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho through a Community Grant Program and Arts and Culture Recovery Grant Program. Among the grants, two will provide funding for services in Lincoln County. Community Services of Moses Lake received $10,000 for food distribution centers serving Adams and Lincoln counties. And Columbia Basin Allied Arts of Grant County received $3,420 for arts in public schools for Adams and L...

  • Reardan man previously arrested for cyberstalking faces new charges

    Drew Lawson, The Times|Updated Mar 25, 2021

    REARDAN – A 22-year-old Reardan man serving four days in jail after pleading guilty to a charge of cyberstalking stemming from a November incident allegedly stole a small amount of marijuana from his mom’s boyfriend’s trailer on the 300 block of North Lake Street. Quintin J. Wright was serving his sentence in Lincoln County Jail from March 18-22. On March 19, Reardan reserve officer Chris Stein was contacted by Jeffrey Stevens, whose girlfriend’s son is Wright, according to police records. Stevens told Stein he believed Wrigh...

  • ARP estimated funds for county

    The Times|Updated Mar 25, 2021

    A list of estimated fund allotments from the American Rescue Plan (ARP) for state counties and municipalities that’s listed on (D) Senator Patty Murray’s website appears to thus far be just that: an estimate. Local city employees hadn’t heard of or discussed approved funds when inquired by The Times. The list on Murray’s website estimates $2.12 million for Lincoln County and $380,000 for Davenport. “Can’t make plans until the soup is in the pot,” Davenport city clerk Dave Leath noted in an email. The estimates list also inc...

  • Let us know about your Easter Egg hunts

    The Times|Updated Mar 25, 2021

    Is your church, club, nonprofit or neighborhood hosting an Easter Egg hunt April 4 (or sometime that weekend)? Let The Times know by calling 509-725-0101 or emailing dteditor@centurytel.net and we will include that on a local hunt list in next week’s issue....

  • The chaotic life of a Washington athletic director

    Drew Lawson, The Times|Updated Mar 25, 2021

    DAVENPORT – Tim Zeiler was going through the 2019-20 academic year just like he had his previous 15 years as the athletic director and P.E. teacher at the high school. Then, a little virus called COVID-19 hit, sports were cancelled, school was shut down and the last year has been unlike anything he ever expected to face. "It put us all on our heels, because we weren't trained to teach the way we were being asked to teach," Zeiler said. "Kids deserve the best, and online is n...

  • New manufactured home, burn dates coming to Reardan

    Drew Lawson, The Times|Updated Mar 25, 2021

    REARDAN – Council deliberated over a request from Marvin Devoe to receive a variance to add a 1995 manufactured home to his trailer park on the northwest corner of Birch and Railroad Streets before ultimately accepting the request 3-1 during council’s March 18 regular meeting. Devoe had previously gone to the planning commission with a request to put in two manufactured homes, but after reviewing a town ordinance, the commission told him he would have to put in just one home due to the age of the homes. The commission app...