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DIAMOND RECAP: Local squads stay busy over spring break - Vimarsana News

DIAMOND RECAP: Local squads stay busy over spring break

COLUMBIA BASIN – Even with many teams off last week for spring break, there was still plenty of action across the Basin baseball and softball fields.

Protest against Safety Valve programme at BCP Council - Vimarsana News

Protest against Safety Valve programme at BCP Council

Parent protestors gathered outside a council meeting to demonstrate against the government’s controversial Safety Valve programme.

Moses Lake girls pull off comeback win over Pasco - Vimarsana News

Moses Lake girls pull off comeback win over Pasco

MOSES LAKE – Moses Lake trailed the Bulldogs most of Tuesday night’s game, but the Mavericks stood strong down the stretch of the fourth quarter to ride out to a 50-44 win over Pasco.

Mavs lose season opener to Kennewick - Vimarsana News

Mavs lose season opener to Kennewick

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake High School girls basketball team took an early lead, lost it, fought to overcome a second-half deficit but fell short, losing their season opener to Kennewick, 55-49 Friday.. Head Coach Matt Strophy said it had the characteristics of a first game of the year. “Early on, they created the pace instead of us controlling the pace. So they sped us up, and we want to dictate that,” Strophy said. “I don’t mind if we go fast, but we have to want to go fast, not them make us go that way. They made us do a lot of things we didn’t want to do.”

What are UM students going as for Halloween? - The Daily Mississippian - Vimarsana News

What are UM students going as for Halloween? - The Daily Mississippian

Halloween is just around the corner, and students at the University of Mississippi are more than ready to go out