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Posted: Tuesday, April 31, 2008 - 8:32 a.m. PDT A.J. Block sinks seven three-pointers
You need to upgrade your Flash Player to at least version 8 to view this video content. Click here to download the latest version of Flash Player. Video by Dannis Smith Video of fourth-grader A.J. Block, Okanogan, sinking seven three-pointers (and the official's reaction) during fifth-grade boys' basketball tournament between Okanogan and Lakeside on March 15, 2008.		April 20: Timentwa's second ride at Pasco Rodeo April 19: Timentwa's first ride at Pasco Rodeo April 19: Best rides at Pasco Rodeo March 16: A.J. Block sinks seven three-pointers Dec. 20: Okanogan Polar Plunge Aug. 12: World Famous Suicide Race

NEWS HEADLINES

• Wenatchee Valley College at Omak hosts regional MEChA conference
• Injured man could face several charges
• Officials watch rising rivers in Ferry and Okanogan counties
• State proposes allocations of water stored behind Grand Coulee
• North Cascades Highway closed by slide, avalanche danger
• May Festival draws hundreds for centennial celebration
• Stolen Choice vehicles located; one pulled from Okanogan River
• Tonasket man arrested after shotgun incident
• New DNA evidence appears to link 1998 homicide and 2006 rape
• Law officials locate all three stolen Choice vehicles, plus another one
• Omak police search for stolen vehicles after break-in at Choice Auto
• Auditions for ‘Animal Farm’ set in Tonasket
• Colorado fugitive arrested at Oroville border
• Icicle open to Chinook fishing
• Prescribed burning contributes to smoke
• Motorists can expect delays because of road work
• Most tribal incumbents advance to general election
• Author gives reading in Nespelem
• Tonasket skate park opener tentatively scheduled for May 31
• Commission OKs land transactions; hears about cougars, wolves
• Omak class of 1988 plans reunion
• Timentwa's first ride at Pasco Rodeo

• Timentwa's second ride at Pasco Rodeo

• Best rides at Pasco Rodeo

• Country Squares sets dance for May 10 in Tonasket
• Omak mayor suffers heart attack, undergoes surgery
• Biological opinions issued for protected salmon
• BPA, tribal groups reach agreement on fish
• Tribal council incumbents hold their own
• Court of appeals upholds ruling on PUD impact statement
• Field day on canola production set for May 21
• Charges filed against five teens in Ferry County
• Omak District candidates square off during forum; primary is today, May 3
• United Powwow set for Paschal Sherman May 3
• Registration begins for summer art camps
• Curlew board passes on trail grant
• Kretz moves office to Omak, hires new aide
• Gentry pulls in winning fish for derby
• State expands Lake Roosevelt, Spokane River fish advisories
• Fire burns one-tenth acre of brush near Riverside
• School bus, oversize load collide in Republic
• Twisp man arrested in computer child pornography case
• North Cascades Highway set to open May 1
• Democrats hold commissioner nominating meeting
• Children of the Revolution comes to Omak
• Construction begins again on Methow River bridges; crack sealing begins
• Former Omak residents soak up life in Guam

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