Serving Lincoln County for more than a century!
Serving Lincoln County for more than a century!
The Colville Confederated Tribe presented the Odessa FBLA Chapter with a blanket in appreciation for the 1,500 meals delivered to the Mt. Tolman Fire Center. Back row: Theron Schlomer, Wyatt Haase, John DeWulf, Cassidy Crossley, Colby Sooy, Brenna Carstensen, Lane Lobe, Tyler Rollins. Middle row: Parker Valverde, Patrick Valverde, Brad Johnston, Chance Messer, Colton Hunt, Zoe Clark, Jayd Jennings, Rochelle Schuh, Aaron Gies, Destiny German, Arianna German. Front row: Elizabeth Larson, Shelbey Watkins, Tori Weishaar, Katie DeWulf, Jordan Larmer, Alexis Burdick, Molly Schafer, Stacia Lesser, Anna Renee Bockman, Daniel Nelson.
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On August 13, 2015, the North Star Fire broke out on the Colville Indian Reservation, 25 miles north of Grand Coulee. Due to drought conditions, hot temperatures and strong winds, the fire quickly grew to 45,000 acres after the first week, and 170,000 acres by the second week. At the same time, the Okanogan Complex and Chelan Complex fires were burning out of control, and the fires were ravaging hundreds of thousands of acres in Washington state, creating the biggest fire in state history.
The Mt. Tolman Fire Center is the main dispatch center for the entire Colville Tribe fir...
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