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Also on today's calendar: 2026 Karaoke Cup Washington @ 12 Hawks.
Today's riddle: How do you measure a fish? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. CWU releases winter 2026 honor roll (columbiabasinherald.com) — Soap Lake families can celebrate five local students who made Central Washington University’s winter 2026 honor roll, earning at least a 3.5 GPA with full-time coursework. The list also highlights high-achieving students from neighboring Basin communities like Moses Lake, Ephrata, Othello, Quincy, and more.
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2. Basin tennis roundup, April 13-18 (columbiabasinherald.com) — Soap Lake tennis fans can track a busy week where both boys and girls teams faced Entiat, Pateros, and Okanogan, with mixed results but valuable postseason momentum. The roundup also recaps scores for nearby schools including Moses Lake, Ephrata, Quincy, Othello, Royal, and Wahluke.
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3. Renovations prompt year-long closure of Dry Falls Visitor Center (dailyrecordnews.com) — If you’re heading to Dry Falls, plan on using restrooms in Soap Lake, Coulee City, or Sun Lakes State Park while the Dry Falls Visitor Center and its facilities stay closed for a year-long renovation. The project upgrades aging infrastructure, improves ADA access, and preserves the building’s classic look, while nearby Sun Lakes-Dry Falls State Park remains open for camping and views.
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4. Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU acquires 80 photographs by Kristin Capp (wsu.edu) — A new photography exhibition at Washington State University prominently features images shot in Soap Lake, including a striking portrait of a local adolescent boy. The museum’s acquisition of 80 Kristin Capp photographs highlights everyday life in rural communities across Washington and beyond, inviting visitors to see familiar Eastern Washington landscapes and people reflected in a major art collection.
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