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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…
Othello Fair brings bigger crowds, more exhibits and plenty of smiles
OTHELLO — From giant bubbles floating above delighted children to packed livestock barns and bustling exhibit halls, the Othello Fair is seeing growth across t…
Grant County Jail Roster for Sept. 17, 2026
Grant County Jail Roster for Sept. 17, 2026
Child removed from home after fentanyl investigation leads to two arrests
MOSES LAKE — An 8-year-old child was taken into protective custody Wednesday after Moses Lake police served a search warrant at a residence in the 1200 block o…
WEATHER Sept. 18-24, 2026
WEATHER Sept. 18-24, 2026
Most 2026 road projects wrapping up -- except Hansen Road overpass
OTHELLO — A project to add new and more visible stop signs at intersections along SR 17 between Moses Lake and Othello, which was supposed to start this week, …
Ephrata’s first National Night Out draws crowd despite cool weather
EPHRATA — Despite cool temperatures and off-and-on rain, community members gathered at Lions Park Tuesday evening as the Ephrata Police Department hosted its f…
Moses Lake Industries working on raw material recovery process
MOSES LAKE — The owners of Moses Lake Industries are exploring a process designed to recover more of a key component provided by MLI for the manufacture of sem…
Grant County Food Council launches effort to address hunger, food insecurity
MOSES LAKE — Hunger advocates, food bank leaders, health care providers and community members gathered for the first meeting of the Grant County Food Council, …
‘Lost and Found’
MOSES LAKE — An exhibit opening Friday at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center is a team effort. “'Lost and Found’ brings together the work of Robin and Scott…
Mavericks swim hosts first meet of the season
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks girls swim team got their season started Thursday as they hosted a nonleague meet. Mavs Head Coach Tony Preston said this…
GRANDMA GREEN SAYS: Exercise your right to vote
Regarding voting, or the lack thereof in Grant County, I read the Columbia Basin Herald’s edition of Aug. 20 to learn that only 34% of voters took the effort t…
Meet Maggie May
Maggie May is ready to stop singing the solo and start a duet. This 3-year-old mixed-breed sweetheart is looking for a forever fan club that includes a couch, …
Broncos survive ACH comeback bids in four-set win
COULEE CITY — The Lind-Ritzville Broncos (3-0) volleyball team was victorious over the Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors (1-3) in four sets, securing a 3-1 win o…
Jacks girls soccer defends home turf against Tigers
QUINCY — The Quincy Jackrabbits girls soccer team (5-0) claimed a 4-1 victory at home against the Ephrata Tigers (0-5) Tuesday evening. This early-season previ…
Tigers volleyball earns road victory over Jacks
QUINCY — The Ephrata Tigers volleyball team (2-4) won in three sets on the road against the Quincy Jackrabbits (0-4) Tuesday evening in an early season matchup…