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Country/rock band to play

by Roger S. Lucas

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uke and Isaac Olson are bringing their country rock sound to Coulee Dam, July 4, where they will perform as the Olson Bros.

Band, in the park below the Visitor Center.

The two hail from Olympia and seem destined for fame with their musical and songwriting skills.

The duo won the The Texaco Country Showdown national songwriting contest with a cash prize of $5,000, and soon plan to return to Nashville for a recording session.

The band is booked to play twice at the State Fair, and other bookings are rapidly filling its schedule.

Luke plays lead guitar, writes songs, and sings. When he isn’t on stage he attends Washinton State University, where he lives with his brother. His major: guitar performance.

Isaac plays the mandolin, acoustic guitar, writes songs, sings, and is promoter for the band. He is seeking a degree in civil engineering at WSU. Also part of the band is Nate Collins, the band’s rock solid bass player. He also plays keys and has started writing songs.

When not on stage, Collins attends South Puget Sound Community College where he plays trombone in the jazz band.

Seth Bowman, who recently joined the band, is the drummer. He is a crime fighter in his day job.

Reece the Kid, rounds out the

The

From left, Seth Bowman, Nate Collins, Isaac and Luke Olson are the Olympia-based Olson Bros. Band.

band with a song writing talent.

He recently wrote “My Santa Claus Wears Camouflage” and “Everybody’s Gonna Get Down Tonight.” He also plays banjo.

The band broke out in 2013 winning a battle of the bands.

The Olson Bros. Band is being brought to the area by the Grand Coulee Dam Area Chamber of Commerce and is one of three bands featured in the Festival of America celebration at Grand Coulee Dam. They will be on stage from 7 to 9:45 p.m. on Saturday the Fourth of July.

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Big band sound will fill park

by Roger S. Lucas

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isitors to the coulee area over the July Fourth “Festival of America” festivities will get to hear the “Big Band” sound at the park below the Visitor Center.

Tuxedo Junction, a 21-member band, is made up mostly of “teachers,” according to music director Craig Catlett.

There will be an added twist to the band’s appearance; there could be up to five Lake Roosevelt High School band members playing during Tuxedo Junction’s second set at the park.

“That’s who we are,” Catlett said, “we like to bring others from where we play into our performances.”

The band, formed in 2001, plays out of the SpokaneCoeur d’ Alene area in both concert settings and special occasions.

Tuxedo Junction is noted for its charity performances.

Look for the classic swing, latin style, waltzes and modern rock sound when the band performs. The band makes the music of Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Glenn Miller, and Duke Ellington, come alive again.

Dr. Ruth Pratt is the featured soloist.

The band not only plays for charities, but provides scholarships so college students can pursue musical careers.

They’ll take the stage from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday, the Fourth of July.

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Mac Daddy band makes it a party M ac Daddy Band from Bothell is one of three bands being featured on Friday and Saturday, July 3-4, at the park below the Visitor Center in Coulee Dam. Mac Daddy will bring the sound of the 70s to the park and dig back even further for tunes from the 50s and 60s.

One way to tell about a band is to listen to what people who have heard them say about their music.

One person who hired the band for his wife’s 60th birthday party stated: “They didn’t simply play at the party, they were the party. Not only are

they fabulous musicians and entertainers, they are great people. They made the party personal and engaged the audience by taking them back in time, musically.”

Another noted: “This band has incredibly high energy from start to finish.”

The band is made up of Shayne Mac, guitar/vocals; Trixie Mac, mandolin/vocals; Benny Ventura, drums; and Jeri Weaver, bass/vocals.

Shayne and Trixie met in what they call a “hole in the wall” bar in south Florida and decided they wanted to make music together. And they do, as July 4 celebrants will learn

Mac Daddy Band plays both Friday and Saturday from 3-4 p.m.

when they hear their sets in They’re due on stage Friday the park. night from 5:30 to 9:45.

The four-member band brings a variety of music to the scene, from classic rock, country, Irish music and their Join us at the own creations.

Shoreline campers visiting Lake Roosevelt advised of rising water levels

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he Bureau of Reclamation is alerting visitors planning to camp along the Lake Roosevelt shoreline over the July 4 weekend to be aware of potential dangers from rising lake levels. “When camping along the shoreline, we recommend that tents and other belongings be kept well away from the water’s edge,” said Lynne Brougher, Public Affairs Officer. “The lake is continuing to fill from the spring drawdown.” Each year Lake Roosevelt is lowered in late winter to make space for capturing spring runoff.

On July 3, the lake level is anticipated to be in the range of 1285 to 1286.5 feet above sea level. Throughout the holiday weekend it is an-

ticipated the lake could rise another one-half foot per day. The full-pool elevation of Lake Roosevelt is 1290 feet above sea level.

“While there will be an ample amount of exposed beaches for camping during the holiday weekend, visitors should be prepared for the lake level to rise and plan accordingly,” said Brougher.

Campsites too close to the water’s edge could become flooded. Boats should be anchored or tied securely to the shoreline to avoid having them drift out into the lake and become a safety hazard.

“Safety of visitors to Lake Roosevelt is our primary concern and caution is always advised when boating and camping on the shoreline,”

Brougher said.

For further information concerning lake levels, contact the Bureau of Reclamation at (509) 633-9503 or visit: http://www.usbr.gov/pn/ grandcoulee/lakelevel/index. html

GC Senior Center for our 1st 4th of July Breakfast Fundraiser

Breakfast will be served at 203 Main Street, Grand Coulee 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

The menu includes Ham, Sausage Links, Eggs, Hashbrowns, Biscuits & Gravy and Red, White & Blue Pancakes (Strawberries & Blueberries).

Half orders are available.

There will also be side dishes to choose from including a variety of juices, danishes, cottage cheese and/or a fruit plate.

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he all new Laser Light Show is in its second year.

This 30-minute treat is a great way to spend a late summer evening, and informative too.

During the early part of the season, May 23 to July 31, the Laser Light Show begins at 10 p.m.

From Aug. 1 through Aug. 31, the show is shown at 9:30 p.m., and from Sept. 1 through Sept. 30 the show begins at 8:30.

The laser company that developed the show took two years to make it interesting, and while there have been mixed reviews on the new show, most people like it.

When Lake Roosevelt behind the dam is high enough, which it is now, a thin coat of water is spilled onto the spillway to provide a backdrop for the laser show.

The show pretty much tells the history and purpose of the dam and how it has changed Central Washington turning it from an arid desert into a modern Garden of Eden.

There are seating arrange-

The new laser light show is a 30-minute informative show on the history and purpose of the dam.

ments near the Visitor Center has been changed. But it is where you can watch the show the same show, you just see and the sound is piped in so you can get the information about what you are seeing.

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The fireworks on top of Grand Coulee Dam will start right after the Laser Light Show, about 10:30 p.m.

Fireworks on fourth will be twice as spectacular

by Roger S. Lucas

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t’s almost “ooh and ah” time in the coulee, when thousands of people come to the area each year for the 4th of July Festival of America celebration, with the late evening fireworks show doubling in size this year over the top of Grand Coulee Dam. This year’s show will also be put on by a new vendor, Rocket Man Pyros, out of Spokane.

The Grand Coulee Dam Area Chamber of Commerce is spending twice as much on fireworks this year, doubling the budget to $10,000, thanks to the generosity of the cham-

Want to know more?

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he Grand Coulee Dam Area Visitors’ Guide contains a wealth of information about the area, its history and its people.

You can pick one up for free at the Visitor Center at Grand Coulee Dam, or at any gas station, convenience store, motel or campground in the area.

The complete guide is also online. Look for it at gcdvisitor. com

ber’s corporate sponsors, said Executive Director Peggy Nevsimal.

The Coulee Dam Federal Credit Union, North Cascades Bank, Coulee Playland and Columbia River Inn are festival sponsors.

The fireworks will start right after the Laser Light Show, about 10:30.

People traditionally bring their blankets and hang out all day, listening to live bands and having lunch and dinner at one of the vendor booths.

There are a lot of things to do at the park below the Visitor Center, with the special fireworks show capping off the Festival of America celebration.

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Kids will get to experience an Inflatable Village below the visitor center on Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Inflatable Village at park to be pure fun for the kids T here’s will be a lot of everything for everyone at this year’s Festival of America celebration at the park below the Visitor Center.

Kids will get to experience the Inflatable Village near

the entrance to the park, but only on Friday, July 3.

The Inflatable Village will operate from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Remember, on Friday only.

There’s an obstacle course,

a water slide and plenty of bouncing around in the blown up village.

The Chamber of Commerce said the charge for kids for an unlimited time will be $10.

The family ticket for the whole crew will be $25.

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et’s get started.

Your first and best place to start is at the Visitor Center. There you can meet one of the visitor officials who will provide a lot of information about the Grand Coulee Dam and direct you to the tour starting point.

Taking the tour, you will get a feeling of just how big this dam is. You will be able to stand on top of the dam and look down over the spillway.

You will again be surprised about how large Grand Coulee Dam is.

Oh, and bring your camera.

There will be several photo ops along the tour.

Before you leave the Visitor Center, take advantage of the various displays, and by all means allow plenty of time for the various short movies upstairs. They are indeed worth the time and will help you see Grand Coulee Dam in its historical setting.

The actual tour begins across the river where you

will board a van or bus.

The 50-minute tour is free.

Visitors are first screened through a metal detector and you cannot take bags of any kind on the tour. This includes camera bags, diaper bags and purses. Lock these in your trunk as you arrive at the tour kick-off point.

The tours are conducted on a first-come, first-served basis. You may have a short wait, but the tour is worth it.

A federally armed guard accompanies all tours and has ever since the 9/11 attack.

From May 23 to September 7, the tours start on the hour beginning at 10 a.m. and lasting until the 5 p.m. tour.

From Sept. 8, through Oct. 31, the tours are every two hours beginning at 10 a.m. and ending with the 4 p.m. tour.

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Beer tent a new feature for Fourth of July festivities A

beer tent will be provided for the July 4 celebration money on the event. The beer tent is an innovation aimed at for the first time, according to chamber of commerce fixing that problem, but it can’t happen on federal land. officials.

But across the street, the beer is just as cold.

The tent will be located at the town of Coulee Dam’s maintenance building, facing Columbia Avenue.

Chamber Executive Director Peggy Nevsimal said hours of operation of the beer garden will be from 2-9 p.m. both Friday and Saturday, July 3 and 4.

State of Washington Department of Licensing Thirsty visitors can purchase beer and wine and cold water drinks during open hours. The tent offers a good place to relax and visit with friends.

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The Chamber of Commerce has indicated that vendor interest is at an all-time high with 50 vendors already signed up. Many are carryovers from Colorama, having their best year ever at that event.

Vendors include:

Arts/Crafts Vendors 4D Artistry - Caricature artists Ann'ue Sensation-Handmade lotions, creams/ soaps Art to Suit You - Hair combs, bracelets, copper & bronze Backwoods Jerky - Jerky, Indian goods, Adirondack chairs Child Evangelism Fellowship - Story barn, give away Bibles Creager's Creations - Quilts, string bags, jewelry, fairy crowns Deasy, Kelly - Tie dyed clothes, toys, glow novelties DIY Abstract Art - Spin art & spin art crafts Ecuadorian Crafts - t-shirts, sweatshirts, dresses Elsner's Wood - Birdhouses, feeders, stools, chairs

Face Painting by Design - Custom face painting Margo's Jewels - Sunglasses, wallets, headbands Gems & Trends - Fossils, rocks, meteorites Jerry's Recycled Lariats - clocks, birdhouses, baskets from rope Jewelry Works - handcrafted chainsaw carvings Johnson's Things - Purses, wallets, cloth crafts Johnsyns Trading Post - Clothing & shabby chic furniture Kay's Creations - Wood burning, glass etching KNP Leatherworks Handcrafted leather products Little Pup Lite-up toys, stuffed animals Magic Masseuse - Massage device Mama Celia's of Washington - Balsamic vinegar Marlene's Crafts - Crocheted items Mountain Meadow Artisans - Handcraft jewelry One of a Kind by Design - Jewelry, clay art, head bands, etc.

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