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Community Tigers

EPHRATA — According to the Ephrata School District, the Associated Student Body raised more than expected during i…

Updated 1 year ago
Unity and Teamwork — the strengths of Ephrata boys wrestling

EPHRATA – As the winter sports season approaches, Ephrata boys wrestling looks to build on last year’s successes while nurturing a blend of returning talent an…

Updated 1 year ago
Cougar wrestling enters 2024-25 season

WARDEN – Last year’s Warden boys wrestling team fielded a young roster, and the Cougars enter the 2024-25 season more experienced.

Updated 1 year ago
Season of change for Wahluke basketball

MATTAWA — The 2024-25 basketball season is going to be one of change for the Wahluke boys team, which has a new coach and a whole new lineup. Three of the …

Updated 1 year ago
New season, new league for Jacks wrestling

QUINCY — Just like all other boys and girls wrestling teams statewide, the Quincy Jackrabbits are starting a new season. But unlike all other teams statewide, …

Updated 1 year ago
ACH girls have height and speed, work on swagger

COULEE CITY — The Almira/Coulee-Hartline girls basketball team is standing tall this year. Literally.

Updated 1 year ago
Huskies bring balanced team into new season

OTHELLO -- After bringing home a second-place trophy from last year’s Mat Classic, the Othello boys wrestling team brings in a balanced team of both experience…

Updated 1 year ago
‘It’s starting to feel like the old Moses Lake team again’

MOSES LAKE -- Between the Moses Lake boys and girls wrestling programs, the Mavericks will have nearly 100 wrestlers for the upcoming 2024-25 season.

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Three returning state placers lead Royal girls wrestling

ROYAL CITY — With returning state placers and a growing program, Royal's girls wrestling coach Jesus Carlos Villa said it’s shaping up to be a good season.

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Volunteers keep Thanksgiving food distribution running smoothly

MOSES LAKE — The customers drove up and the volunteer crews went into action. Bags of onions and potatoes, turkeys or chickens, the makings of a Thanksgivi…

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OSPI data shows Basin schools performance

OLYMPIA — The Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction releases a report card with data about every school district in the state. The da…

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Rail, airfield improvements planned at Grant Co. International Airport

The Port of Moses Lake is projected to spend about $8.8 million for its operations and wastewater treatment facility in 2025 and generate revenues of about $9.…

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Keeping holiday safety in the forefront

EPHRATA – The Grant County Sheriff’s Office released advice for residents for the holidays. GCSO said this is a good time for swindlers and thieves to take ad…

Updated 1 year ago
Ritzville Winter Fest set to spread cheer over two weekends

RITZVILLE — Apparently, Ritzville has so much holiday spirit, it must take two weekends for Winter Fest.

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Ephrata School District works to mitigate cybersecurity issues

EPHRATA – Ephrata School District staff and stakeholders met earlier in November to address how the district can prepare for cyber attacks. The exercise was no…

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‘Mary Poppins’ auditions Dec. 2 at Basin Community Theatre

MOSES LAKE — Basin Community Theatre will hold auditions Dec. 2 for its upcoming production of “Mary Poppins.” “We thought that we would do a family show i…