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Seahawks Strike Under-the-Radar Trade With Browns
The Seattle Seahawks traded veteran center Nick Harris to the Cleveland Browns for essentially a 2026 pick swap. Harris was moved to Cleveland in exchange for a 2026 sixth-round pick, and Seattle sent the Browns a 2026 seventh-round pick. The deal was made official on August 11, 2024, one day after the Seahawks’ 16-3 preseason win over the Los Angeles Chargers.
Seahawks have golden trade opportunity to make Mike Macdonald's first year a success
The Seattle Seahawks have the offensive weapons to succeed. The side of the ball has not been the major issue with Seattle being stuck in mediocrity for the last couple of years. The issue has been terrible run defense, failing to get teams off the field on third down, wretched tackling, and poor linebacker coverage. The hope - and expectation - is that Mike Macdonald can fix all that.
Spokane’s Prohibition Gastropub to close its doors at end of August
SPOKANE, Wash. — Prohibition Gastropub, a local bar and grill, has announced that it will close its doors at the end of the month. In a Facebook post on Aug.14, the restaurant revealed that it will shut down at the end of August. The post explained that business declined...
Brandt's Fruit Trees Announces Collaboration Between Cornell's Geneva® Program and Story® Apple; Kevin Brandt Comments
Sample a taste of true Southern hospitality as you fellowship with friends and colleagues! Register today!. YAKIMA, WA - Cornell University’s School of Integrative Plant Science started the Geneva Apple Rootstock Program back in 1968, and the reverberations of this founding are still felt today. Under the current guidance of Dr. Gennaro Fazio and Dr. Terence Robinson, the Geneva® program continues to research and develop new rootstock cultivars to meet the needs of 21st-century growers. One such variety was the Story® Inored apple selection—a variety with disease-resistant qualities released by the Novadi Corporation and sold in the United States under license by Brandt’s Fruit Trees.
Sweet Farewell: Kennewick’s Beloved Candy Store Bids Goodbye
Sweet Farewell: Kennewick’s Beloved Candy Store Bids Goodbye. Sad news as a beloved chocolate store in Kennewick is closing their doors at the end of the month. Baums Chocolates In Kennewick Is Closing By The End Of August 2024. Baum's Chocolates located at 513 North Edison in Kennewick has...
Baby antelope found in Pullman settling in at Minnesota Zoo after veterinarian who inspired her name drove her cross-country
Now living at the Minnesota Zoo, Marcie the pronghorn antelope's story began with a human Marcie across the country at Washington State University. Little Marcie was not able to keep up with the rest of her herd, and antelopes at her young age tend to tuck themselves away in a hidden spot, waiting for their parents to come back and feed them in their vulnerable state, said Marcie Logsdon, WSU veterinarian in the exotic and wildlife department.
Inslee appoints new Clark County Superior Court judge
Former Battle Ground city attorney Christine D. Hayes will serve on the Clark County Superior Court, after Gov. Jay Inslee appointed her to fill a new judicial seat created by the state legislature earlier this year. Hayes has served as both city and prosecuting attorney in Battle Ground, and is...
Fairy tale scavenger hunt brings magic to downtown Leavenworth
LEAVENWORTH – Hidden amongst the Bavarian shops and tourists, Enchanted Leavenworth founder Lisa Barrett recently created a tiny world of magical creatures for people to discover, and save, through a self-guided scavenger quest. Inspired by German fairy tales, scavenger quest players are tasked with solving a puzzle that will...
Pedestrian walking in lanes on SR-2 hit and killed by car near Fairchild Air Force Base
SPOKANE, Wash. — One person is dead after being hit on State Route 2 near Fairchild Air Force Base in Airway Heights. According to Washington State Patrol, a pedestrian was walking eastbound on SR-2 when they suddenly crossed into the westbound lanes. The pedestrian was struck in the right...
Walla Walla County Prosecutor’s Office will not charge former teacher
WALLA WALLA – Walla Walla Public Schools said Wednesday it has been made aware that the Walla Walla County Prosecutor’s Office has decided not to prosecute former Walla Walla High School teacher Aaron Martin. This past April, Martin was placed on paid administrative leave following allegations of sexual misconduct made against him by an adult female community member.
Recall petition against Mabton Mayor advances amid dispute over lack of 2024 budget
YAKIMA, Wash. — Yakima County Superior Court Judge Richard Bartheld has ruled that a petition to recall Mabton Mayor Rachel Ruelas will proceed, based on two of the six charges presented.
Police: Kidnapper injured in 12-year-old’s escape
WENATCHEE — A Wenatchee man is charged with kidnapping and other felonies for allegedly inviting a 12-year-old girl into his car and refusing to let her leave. Chelan County prosecutors filed charges Tuesday against Omar Christopher Harding, 41, including second-degree kidnapping, two counts of second-degree assault, and one each of first degree theft and felony harassment.
Idaho’s Winter Forecast This Year & The Highest Chance For Snow
Winter is coming, and if you're in Idaho or the Pacific Northwest, you might be curious about what to expect. Let's break down the Farmers' Almanac winter forecast in a way that's easy to digest. First, Idaho and the Pacific Northwest, including Washington and Oregon, are in for some mixed...
50 years later, WA still feels the cultural reverberations of 1974
Fifty years ago this month, America experienced a shocking and peaceful transfer of power when President Richard M. Nixon resigned from the presidency and his successor, Vice President Gerald R. Ford, assumed office. It was the culmination of the Watergate scandal — a political bookend to the tumultuous 1960s.
Okanogan County will no longer provide policing for Tonasket
OKANOGAN – The Okanogan County Commissioners agreed to terminate their interlocal police service contract with Tonasket, following an executive session, held on July 30. Commissioner Andy Hover moved to go into executive session to discuss potential litigation inviting attorney Esther Milner, Okanogan County Sheriff Paul Budrow, Undersheriff Dave Yarnell and Chief Jody Barcuss.
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