Tag Archives: Eastern Washington

Photos: Sip & Spell – Union Gap’s Adult Spelling Bee!

Posted on March 23, 2018 by Ceg

Sip & Spell – Union Gap’s Adult Spelling Bee! Report and photos by Clay Graham / CegPics.com On the evening of Thursday March 22nd, 2018, Union Gap held the “Sip & Spell – Union Gap’s Adult Spelling Bee” at the … Continue reading →

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Today: Sip & Spell – Union Gap’s Adult Spelling Bee!

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Ceg

Join us for the Sip & Spell – Union Gap’s Adult Spelling Bee! Today, Thursday, March 22th, 2018, from 6 PM – 9:30 PM at Ahtanum Youth Activity Park. Join us at the Sip & Spell – Union Gap’s Adult … Continue reading →

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It’s Thirsty Thursday at Selah Sweets Shaved Ice!

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Ceg

Selah Sweets Special of the Day It’s Thirsty Thursday! Get two small Selah Sweets Shaved Ice for $5.00. Get free facebook photos with the Easter Bunny this Saturday 12:00 PM – 3 PM. Have an Ice day! We are open … Continue reading →

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It’s Wild West Wednesday at Selah Sweets Shaved Ice!

Posted on March 21, 2018 by Ceg

Selah Sweets Special of the Day It’s Wild West Wednesday! Get $1 off Selah Sweets Cactus Juice Shaved Ice today or draw a Joker and get a small shaved ice of any flavor free. Get free facebook photos with the … Continue reading →

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It’s Tigers Blood Tuesday at Selah Sweets Shaved Ice!

Posted on March 20, 2018 by Ceg

Selah Sweets Special of the Day It’s Tigers Blood Tuesday! Get $1 off Selah Sweets Tigers Blood Shaved Ice. No actual tigers are hurt to make a tigers blood shaved ice. Tigers blood is a combination of watermelon, strawberry, and … Continue reading →