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For a couple hours Wednesday, all was right in Portland. Damian Lillard was back in the court, making 3s. How Lillard’s return highlighted balance, perspective and togetherness. Free to read.
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The video doesn’t do it justice. The crowd absolutely erupted when Rich Brooks joined Will Stein for the pregame intro. Pretty cool moment for BBN.
High school sports participation is at an all-time high. Local sports journalism staffs are shrinking. A look at the changing business of high school sports media — and what gets lost when local coverage disappears.
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Desman Stephens celebrating and flexing when he just severely injured someone and put his team in a terrible spot says a lot to me. Real lack of awareness there.
VPS fired longtime Skyview HS teacher/football coach Eric Rice after investigating allegations he sent sexual messages to a student. Records allege similar behavior in 2013 and 2019. The latter led the district to ban Rice from coaching girls’ athletics. columbian.com/news/2026/sep/…
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Forty-Two years ago tonight, the debut episode of "Miami Vice" aired on NBC and television changed forever.
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Just saw a hiring at a regional paper and I’ll just say: if you have a job as a sportswriter and you’re well compensated, you better hope you’re working your tail off.
A ton of talented, qualified people out there and not enough jobs to go around.
Today I learned my position at The Columbian is getting cut. I've been offered a different role so I'm not jobless. Still, it's bittersweet to step away from this phenomenal SW WA sports community that made my job fun and fulfilling over the last 4.5 years. Thanks for reading.
One more time from the Tacoma Dome, No. 7 seed Evergreen takes on No. 12 White River in the 3A girls state fourth-place game.
The Plainsmen won their second game of the tournament yesterday over Lakeside of Seattle to reach the trophy round.
Tipoff at approximately 9:40.
Senior Kimora Ross fouls out with 32 seconds left and gets a nice ovation from Evergreen supporters and coaches.















