Columbia River gets past one more hurdle in 22-13 win over Woodland
Mason Priddy’s opening interception no problem for Adam Huerena, River
Published: February 20, 2021, 7:39pm
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3 Photos Columbia River s Mason Priddy completes a pass fora. Touchdown against Woodland during a season opener game at Woodland High School on Saturday night, Feb. 20, 2021. (Nathan Howard/ For The Columbian) Photo Gallery
WOODLAND Columbia River football has dealt with plenty of adversity over the past year. Who hasn’t?
When presented with one more hurdle Saturday, River relied on the lessons from the past several months to overcome and rally to a 22-13 season-opening victory over Woodland.
Through the power of social media, the sheriffâs office identified two people who allegedly stole an entire campsiteâs worth of gear this week.
On Sunday, the Gila County Sheriffâs Office posted on Facebook several photos taken from a game camera that showed a male and female loading up gear from a hunterâs campsite. The GCSO asked for the publicâs help in identifying the suspects.
âWe had comments within 10 minutes identifying who they were,â said Sgt. Matt Binney with the GCSO.
It was a quick turnaround, especially since it can often take weeks to identify suspects. The hunter had initially reported the theft on Nov. 25. Deputy Stamper took the initial report, noting the gear had been scooped up off Highway 288 at milepost 290.5 near Young while the hunter was away.