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One lane closed on SR 17 north of Soap Lake

SOAP LAKE — The northbound lane of State Route 17 one mile north of Soap Lake will be closed to allow workers to r…

Updated 4 years ago
Grant Co. non-farm employment picture improving

GRANT COUNTY — Non-farm employment in Grant County in February rose nearly 8% when compared with 2021 as manufacturing employment expanded and the hospitality …

Updated 4 years ago
Sewing a community together

QUINCY — It was a good day to get together and work on a sewing project.

Updated 4 years ago
Low temperatures this week may cause harvest issues

MOSES LAKE — The calendar says it’s almost mid-April, but a cold low-pressure system passing through the Pacific Northwest has left it feeling more like it’s e…

Updated 4 years ago
Ancient Lakes draws 500 runners over weekend

QUINCY — The Run Super Series Ancient Lake Trail Run returned to Quincy on April 9-10 and hosted 500 runners over the two days.

Updated 4 years ago
Wash. AG, FCC solidify stance against robocall scammers

OLYMPIA — Washington is battening down on robocall scammers with a new partnership between the Attorney General’s office and the Federal Communications Commiss…

Updated 4 years ago
This doctor makes house calls

MOSES LAKE — It’s the rare doctor these days that makes house calls. But Jesyka Morrison is one of them. She won’t see you, though, or treat you for what…

Updated 4 years ago
New Mattawa police chief focused on community

MATTAWA — Robert Salinas said transparency and making connections are a big part of successful law enforcement. “If I see somebody in a convenience store, (…

Updated 4 years ago
WSDA looks to improve ag industry with new training program

WENATCHEE — Ofelio Borges will tell you that a lot of farm work supervisors are promoted because they are good, reliable workers - not because they know very m…

Updated 4 years ago
Planning ahead to feed problem newborn calves

While we all hope that every dam will claim her calf and provide it with what it needs to thrive, the reality is that some will not. Hopefully orphaned or p…

Updated 4 years ago
Water a precious commodity this spring according to NOAA report

It’s likely going to be another dry year across the western United States, according to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration’s climate out…

Updated 4 years ago
Ephrata turns out for swap meet

The Ephrata American Legion parking lot was the spot to be on April 9. The parking lot was host to a vendor market and swap meet that drew a lot of attention. …

Updated 4 years ago
Beer run turns into armed robbery

MOSES LAKE — Police are looking for two alleged armed robbers who stole beer from a local convenience store Wednesday night, according to the Moses Lake Police…

Updated 4 years ago
State income tax rejected by workgroup

OLYMPIA — Washington residents will not be paying state income taxes any time soon if the state legislature listens to the recommendation of a group created to…

Updated 4 years ago
MLSD has new superintendent after long path

MOSES LAKE — It’s official: Monty Sabin is now the new superintendent of the Moses Lake School District. At the end of a regular meeting of the Moses Lake S…

Updated 4 years ago
Seven tips for managing caregiver stress during national stress awareness month this April

NEW YORK — Stress can damage your health if you do not manage it properly — especially if you are caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or another de…