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They smashed, they bashed at 36th annual demolition derby
The first Smash Bash demolition derby of 2024 had everything the event has become known for in the last 36 years. From big hits to masterclass-built vehicles ready to be rearranged from the carnage. However, Saturday’s show had an extra layer of drama at Freedom Northwest Arena on Albright Grade...
Delta Airlines will no longer accept cash
LEWISTON - As of April 1, 2024, Delta will no longer accept cash in any U.S. airport locations. Delta will process payment for fees such as checked bags, pet in cabin, unaccompanied minors, and the purchase of plane tickets by credit or debit cards only, according to a press release by Lewiston Regional Airport. The payment of checked bags, unaccompanied minor fees, and purchase of plane tickets can be processed online at check-in using Delta.com or the Fly Delta App.
Lewis-Clark State baseball downs British Columbia to advance in Opening Round
The last two times the Lewis-Clark State baseball team was on Harris Field, they led 2-1 heading into the final three innings. On May 4, Bushnell put up seven runs in the seventh and ended up winning the game and Cascade Conference championship. The second time it was the Warriors...
Smash Bash Demolition Derby thrills with fires and flips at Freedom Northwest Arena
LEWISTON, ID- The 36th annual Smash Bash Demolition Derby took place at Freedom Northwest Arena on Saturday. The community showed out in a big way, as fans packed the terrace seating. The night started out with figure eight racing, including compact cars, full-size and compact trucks. After the races, drivers...
Lewiston Fire Department Quickly Knocks Down RV Fire
LEWISTON - The Lewiston Fire Department responded to a report of a structure fire at 1200 block of 16th Avenue at 4:50 p.m. The caller stated the fire was in a fifth-wheel camp trailer and nearby structures could be threatened. Initial crews arrived within 4 minutes and quickly knocked down...
Firefighters Respond to Report of Structure Fire to Find Burning Pile of Rubbish
CLARKSTON - Asotin County Fire District #1, Lewiston Fire Department and Asotin City Fire Department were dispatched Wednesday afternoon to a structure fire in a manufactured home park in Clarkston Wednesday afternoon. Firefighters responded to the call on Critchfield Road at about 3:30 p.m. According to Asotin County Fire District...
Colton Corner: Finding gymanstics helped Colton girl find her passion
Riley Hess is a gymnastics champion. But her path to that success had some curves to navigate first. When 9-year-old Riley Hess was a 4-year-old, she started playing on the pre-k soccer team at Colton Elementary School. She said that while she was playing soccer, she knew she would rather be on the playground hanging on the monkey bars, swinging high and doing cartwheels. Following soccer season her parents enrolled...
Alano Club seeks community support to continue aiding addiction recovery in Clarkston
CLARKSTON, WA - The Alano Club was started in the 1930s in the United States due to Alcoholics Anonymous not being allowed to own real estate. Therefore, the Alano Club was created to provide a sober space for those facing drug and or alcohol addictions. Their name holds an important...
For this Lewis-Clark State College education grad, ‘inclusion’ is key
When Tessa Guinn was in high school, she never thought she’d end up staying near her hometown. “I was actually an exchange student my senior year, and I always figured as soon as I was done with school, I would be moving to Europe or something,” she said. “But then I met my husband and then started working in education, and I love it.”
Northern Lights Expected to be Visible in our Region and Much of the U.S.
LEWISTON - Experts say a strong geomagnetic storm has created a high likelihood of northern lights activity in our region and across much of the U.S. on Friday night. The aurora borealis activity is expected to peak around midnight tonight. Auroral activity will remain elevated into Saturday night, according to the Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska in Fairbanks.
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