“Todd has been a cornerstone for St. Maries athletics,” said Bryan Chase, who currently coaches boys basketball and golf at St. Maries, and previously coached girls basketball. “His guidance and leadership will be greatly missed. Not only is Todd a great leader, but he is extremely organized. In all of my years coaching, I can’t think of any mixups in the schedule with other teams or refs.”
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July 14, 2021 5:46 PM Elenee Dao
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Wheat harvest is underway on the Palouse and the drylands to the west of Spokane. It’s not looking good.
Fifth generation farmer Ryan Poe previously told 4 News Now that it was the driest spring he’d ever seen. Now, he’s seeing the effects of that with some of his wheat and canola fields.
“Our yields are definitely lower than we’ve seen here the last couple of years,” he said of his canola yields.
It’s not just crops, either. Ranchers are having to reduce the size of their herds because there is a lack of food and water for them.