StoryCorps stops in Soap Lake
From left to right, Leslie Taylor, Alison Gooding, Don Long, Dan Bolyard, Sarah Padgett and Lea Zikmund.
Rebecca Pettingill/Columbia Basin Herald
From left to right, Alex Kovach, Andy Kovach and Ric Carlson. The three spoke about the history of the Soap Lake Lava Lamp from their different perspectives.
Soap Lake Police Officer Justin Rowland signs the StoryCorps sign after his participation in recording his love story.
Nikki Frazier, left, and Carrie Alexander, right, highlighted their jobs at the McKay Health Center. They entertain and provide activities for the residents there. They talked a little bit about McKay’s history, their roles there and how they got through the past couple of covid years.
Cindi Rang and Brianna Motzkus, a mother-daughter duo, talked about how their business, The Fabric Patch, got through covid and being some of the first people to show how to sew masks to followers online.
SOAP LAKE — In between recording sessions in Moses Lake in July, StoryCorps made a two-day detour to Soap Lake on July 24 and 25.
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