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This Washington Airport Diner Serves Huge Breakfast Portions While Planes Land On The Runway Outside
Some folks order a chicken fried steak here that one diner described as big as your head. Then a small plane rolls past the window, and suddenly breakfast has a co-star. This retro cafe sits right beside a working airfield in eastern Washington. Big windows face the runway, so aircraft come and go while the coffee keeps flowing.
Tri-City Herald
Kamiakin volleyball faces Mead in winner-to-state showdown Thursday
After an undefeated Mid-Columbia Conference season and a trip to the District 6 Class 4A championship match, Kamiakin’s girls volleyball team has one more obstacle standing between it and a sixth consecutive state tournament appearance. The Braves host Mead at 6 p.m. Thursday in a winner-to-state, loser-out match at Kamiakin High School. Kamiakin finished atop the MCC standings with a perfect 9-0 league record, securing its sixth consecutive conference championship. Walla Walla finished second at 7-2, followed by Southridge and Richland at 6-3. Hermiston placed fifth at 5-4, while Chiawana and Hanford tied at 4-5. The conference includes both Class 3A and 4A schools, which compete together during the regular season before separating by classification for postseason competition. The Braves opened District 6 competition with a 3-0 victory over Ferris on Nov. 3, followed by a 3-1 win over Mead on Nov. 5. Their postseason winning streak ended Tuesday when top-seeded Gonzaga Prep swept second-seeded Kamiakin 3-0 in the District 6 championship match. Gonzaga Prep secured its state berth, sending Kamiakin into Thursday’s elimination match. Mead has fought through the consolation bracket since its loss to Kamiakin, eliminating Richland 3-0 on Nov. 7 and Lewis and Clark 3-2 on Tuesday
