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Going rogue
MOSES LAKE — The new salon on East Broadway is called Rogue Collective for a reason. “We had this dream to do i…
Freewind martial artists claim four Jr Grand Championships
RICHLAND — Freewind Martial Arts Studio recently competed in the Battle on the Columbia tournament, where four of the nine competitors brought home hardware in…
Basin volleyball roundup, Sept. 22 – 28
MOSES LAKE — Basin volleyball put in yet another week of competitive games as league matchups become more important the further into the season we get. See bel…
State burn ban ends; aid sought for E. Washington
OLYMPIA — Washington's statewide outdoor burn ban is scheduled to end Oct. 1, but state fire officials caution the end of the restriction should not be mistake…
Othello School Board to consider capital levy request
OTHELLO — The Othello School Board will consider a recommendation at its Oct. 28 meeting about a possible capital request to be put before voters in 2027, prob…
Falstad, Homesley outline approaches to election security, public trust
EPHRATA — As Election Day approaches, questions about election integrity, ballot security and public trust remain at the forefront of political discussions acr…
Soap Lake seeks input on 20-year growth plan
SOAP LAKE — Soap Lake residents will have multiple opportunities over the coming months to help shape the city's future as officials work to update the communi…
Gridiron roundup – week four
MOSES LAKE — Four weeks of Basin high school football are now in the books with many teams earning statement wins early on. As they begin the second half of th…
Huskies earn three set victory over Jacks
MOSES LAKE — The Othello Huskies (2-4) earned a victory on the road Thursday against the Quincy Jackrabbits (0-7) where they won in three sets. Both teams look…
What would auditor candidates change to serve residents better?
EPHRATA — As Election Day approaches, voters are weighing not only the policies and priorities of candidates, but also how county offices can better serv…
Woman accused of stealing vehicle arrested after K-9 deployed near Gorge Amphitheatre
GEORGE — A 41-year-old British Columbia woman was arrested Sunday after authorities said she stole a pickup truck near the Gorge Amphitheatre and later hid ins…
Bring home a native plant and help our community bloom
This fall, our community will have an opportunity to learn more about native plants and take some home at the Tapteal Native Plant Pop-Up on Oct. 11 in Moses L…
Calm under pressure
MOSES LAKE — Some Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center students saved a life Sept. 19. “We were there volunteering with the (Walk to End Alzheimer’s), and…
Wahluke claims road victory over Warden
WARDEN — The Wahluke Warriors (2-2) had a strong non-league showing on the road against the Warden Cougars (1-3) Friday night, showing strong offensive prowess…
Eagles’ fast start fades in narrow home loss to Cal Poly
CHENEY — The Eastern Washington Eagles (1-4) fell to the Cal Poly Mustangs 31-27 Saturday. While the defense provided an energetic first half, late mistakes ul…
Gas prices slip slightly in Washington, but remain near record highs after turbulent 2026
MOSES LAKE — Washington motorists caught a small break at the pump this week, with the statewide average for regular unleaded gasoline falling 4 cents over the…