Soon, the Herald staff will start a new series called Where Are They Now?
It will reintroduce someone who used to be in the spotlight in the Mid-Columbia but has gone on to other things or places.
For starters, well reintroduce readers to Bob Weissenfels, who played football for Navy, was a team captain, then competed as a member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic bobsled team.
Well also do a bigger piece on some of the members of the Tri-City Chinook, a Continental Basketball Association team that played at Toyota Center (then known as Tri-Cities Coliseum) from 1991 to 1995.
The fun part of this is being challenged to track someone down. If you have an idea for us, please let us know.
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Kamiakin's winning team includes Alexis Hooper, Elizabeth Hooper, Zachary Woffinden and Joseph Luey.
On this day: Nov. 28, 1954
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The Richland students competed against 11 other teams and won first place in division one.
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Fellow Southeast 1B players Josh Straughan (quarterback) and Jake Straughan (wide receiver) were named to the offensive first team for Colton.
LIVE: Watch tonight's football game between Kennewick, Kamiakin
LIVE: Watch tonight's football game between Kennewick, Kamiakin
Here is our live stream from tonight's battle of unbeaten teams at Lampson Stadium.
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