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Updated 10 hours, 42 minutes ago

Brews & Tunes draws crowds despite chill

MOSES LAKE — The weather wasn’t altogether friendly, but that didn’t stop people from enjoying a drink and a shopp…

Updated 2 years ago
SAO releases Othello financial statement audit with no concerns

OTHELLO — The State Auditor’s Office released the report from the SAO’s audit of the city of Othello’s financial statements for 2022 on Feb. 29, citing no concerns or issues regarding the status of the city’s finan…

Updated 2 years ago
Retirement security bill passes Washington House

OLYMPIA — According to an announcement by the Office of Financial Management, Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 6069 establishing Washington saves, a new retirement security program, passed the House on March 6 afte…

Updated 2 years ago
Ephrata School District seeking board candidates

EPHRATA – The Ephrata School District is looking for individuals interested in filling an open position on the district’s school board, according to a press release from the district.

Updated 2 years ago
Academic athletes

SOAP LAKE — When a team sets a goal, it takes - well, teamwork to reach it. A new banner soon to be installed in the Soap Lake High School gym illustrates what…

Updated 2 years ago
Ephrata school administrators discuss bullying

EPHRATA – If you ask them, Ephrata School District Superintendent Tim Payne and Assistant Superintendent Ken Murray will tell you that schools in Ephrata aren’…

Updated 2 years ago
Basin athletes earn winter all-league honors

COLUMBIA BASIN – Over 150 athletes and coaches around the Columbia Basin earned all-league honors this winter.

Updated 2 years ago
An attempt to reduce ballot rejection rates passes unanimously

OLYMPIA – Washington State is recognized for its effective voting processes, but officials say too many ballots are rejected because signatures don’t match.

Updated 2 years ago
Changes coming to Quincy administration

QUINCY — Quincy city officials will be revising city administration following the retirement of Clerk/Finance Officer Nancy Schanze, scheduled for later this y…

Updated 2 years ago
Quincy man robbed, abducted at gunpoint in Ephrata

MOSES LAKE — A 23-year-old Quincy man was robbed and abducted Feb. 29 in Ephrata, according to a statement from the Moses Lake Police Department.

Updated 2 years ago
WSU Net price calculator helps estimate financial aid offers

PULLMAN - Prospective and current students can now estimate their financial aid offers and net costs at WSU with a calculator powered by College Raptor, a coll…

Updated 2 years ago
Basin sports schedule March 6-12

COLUMBIA BASIN – Spring sports arrive this week with golf, soccer, baseball and more taking over as priorities at schools across the Basin.

Updated 2 years ago
GALLERY: Basin competitors at state basketball

MOSES LAKE – Congratulations to the five local basketball teams that qualified for their respective state tournaments this season; the Almira/Coulee-Hartline g…

Updated 2 years ago
City, ACPR advisor discuss Othello animal control contract

OTHELLO — Retired veterinarian Ernie Summers addressed the Othello City Council during the Feb. 26 meeting to raise concerns about Adams County Pet Rescue’s sh…

Updated 2 years ago
Connecting community: Warden seniors trying to restart a senior center

WARDEN – A group of senior residents in Warden have begun meeting weekly at the Warden Public Library in hopes of restarting a senior center. Warden residen…

Updated 2 years ago
Cellarbration! inbound!

MOSES LAKE — The Big Bend Community College Foundation will cellarbrate a little earlier this year. The Cellarbration! benefit dinner and auction, usually held…