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Join the Beginner's Chess Club!

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Hey everyone! Do you like playing games and trying cool new things? If so, we have some excellent news for you! The Beginner's Chess Club is starting again, and we would love for you to join. Whether you're a beginner or want to learn more about chess, this is the perfect place! Starting Thursday, April 3, we’ll meet weekly to learn, play, and have fun. The first meeting will be at Burger King in Post Falls (yum, snacks!). Don’t forget—you’ll need to sign up ahead of time to be part of the group. Everyone is welcome to join us, no matter how young or old. The club has a recommended donation of $20 per month, which helps us keep things running smoothly. When you come, we’ll provide all the instruction you need and plenty of time to play games. Oh, and there might be some homework too—but don’t worry, it’s the fun kind! We're open to suggestions if you have a better idea for a meeting spot. Please share your thoughts. Chess is an innovative and exciting game that teaches you ...

The Roaring Chessmaster of Riverstone

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  Legend has it that deep within the savannas of strategic brilliance exists a lion renowned for his sharp intellect and unmatched chess mastery. This lion, known as Sir Paws-A-Lot, wasn’t just the king of the jungle—he was the chessboard king. Rather than prowling for prey, Sir Paws-A-Lot spent his days crafting intricate strategies and hunting down kings across the 64 squares. His victories were legendary, and his roars of triumph sent ripples of awe through the plains. One fateful March evening, Sir Paws-A-Lot ventured far from his home and found himself wandering into an unusual setting—a small but buzzing venue at the Riverstone McDonald’s. Outside, a striking banner caught his eye. It read, “I’d Be Lion – Mondays, starting March 10th.” Intrigued and eager to showcase his skills, Sir Paws-A-Lot gracefully shook out his mane, padded through the door, and elicited stunned silence from the crowd. The chessboards were already set, and it didn’t take long for Sir Paws-A-Lot to cl...