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Bears beat St. George’s in race to 2B soccer lead

BREWSTER – The third-place Brewster Bears girls varsity soccer team (1-1) is contending for the top spot in the Central Washington 2B with three tough rivals in Tonasket, Lake Roosevelt, and …

THE WASHINGTON OUTDOORS REPORT September 29 - October 5

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has published its hunting forecast for this fall.  Here are the highlights when it comes to bird hunting where our readers live: DISTRICT 1 …

Undefeated Bears stop Bridgeport in three at home

BREWSTER – The visiting Bridgeport Fillies fell, 3-0, in their first league meeting against the host Bears on Tuesday, Sept. 19, but not before making Brewster earn a come-from-behind, 25-23 …

THE WASHINGTON OUTDOORS REPORT September 22 - 28, 2023

STATE FISHERIES BIOLOGIST DIES IN TRAGIC ACCIDENT:  On September 13, a 31-year-old fisheries biologist working for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife drowned while snorkeling in …

Quad City Sports Scoreboard

Thursday, Sept. 14 Girls Soccer:    Brewster 0, at Chelan 0 (non-conference) …

Billygoats open season against MLCA/CC

PATEROS – The scoreboard showed two minutes, 16 seconds remaining in the first quarter when the Pateros Billygoats varsity football team posted its first touchdown of the game against visiting …

Lady Bears corral 6-1 soccer victory over Bridgeport Fillies’

BRIDGEPORT – The first non-league meeting of the host Fillies’ varsity girls’ soccer team and the visiting Brewster Lady Bears was an even-up contest through the first 20 minutes of …

THE WASHINGTON OUTDOORS REPORT September 17

National Public Lands Day: Saturday, September 23, is National Public Lands Day.  The holiday celebrates our public lands managed at both the federal and state levels, and it is free to …

THE WASHINGTON OUTDOOR REPORT September 10

Fun to catch and tasty to eat, crappie offers an excellent opportunity for anglers in the late summer and early fall.  There are two species of crappie found in Washington State: the white and …

Wenatchee River Salmon Festival returns

WENATCHEE — Swim on over to Rocky Reach Park and Discovery Center to celebrate the Salmon People 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 23. For the first time since 2019, community day is back for …

THE WASHINGTON OUTDOOR REPORT September 3

I just returned from my bi-annual camping trip to Fort Casey State Park on the east side of Whidbey Island. I book a stay there every other year in mid to late August to take advantage of the pink …

15 teams participate in Legion golf tourney

ALTALAKE – This year 15 teams participated in the Fifth Annual Legion Alta Lake Golf Tournament on Sunday, August 27. Tied for first place was the Lance Maning team and the Alta Employees, both …

Brewster Farmers baseball bring bronze to best season finish

BREWSTER - The Farmers Baseball Club notched its best finish in team history last month when the players made it to the final four semi-finals in Missouri and brought home the Babe Ruth 18U World …

THE WASHINGTON OUTDOOR REPORT August 27

Washington’s mourning dove hunting season opens up September 1 and goes until October 30 with a daily bag limit of 15 birds and possession limit of 45 birds. This is a popular season for a …

Wildfire smoke cancels second day of Pateros hydro classic

PATEROS – Wildfire smoke turned out to be the toughest competitor at the Terry Troxel Memorial Classic hydro races held last Saturday and Sunday, August 19-20 on Lake Pateros. The racers …

THE WASHINGTON OUTDOOR REPORT August 20

I first spoke with Nick Burson and Marc McPherson in 2017. Nick and Marc are both law enforcement officers who work and live in Central Washington. Nick is a Corporal at the Kittitas County …

Farmers Baseball Club brings home the bronze

BREWSTER – The Farmers Baseball Club brought home the bronze medal from the 18U World Series played at Cape Girardeau, Missouri, August 13-20. Advancing to the Final Four playoffs the …

Taking care of your yard during a heat wave

As temperatures rise, so should the care of your yard’s lawn and landscape. However, it’s important to ensure your yard is healthy before a heat wave hits. “The healthier your …

Time is running out to complete hunter education

OLYMPIA – With the first fall big game hunting season now underway, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) reminds hunters that time is running out to complete mandatory hunter …

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