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Insurance rates won’t go up in wake of 2026 wildfires

MOSES LAKE — Almost three-fifths of American homeowners have concerns about their insurance rates going up due to …

Updated 2 years ago
Quincy updates food truck ordinance

QUINCY — More options will be available for food trucks to operate in Quincy following revisions to the city’s itinerant vendor ordinance approved Sept. 3. …

Updated 2 years ago
'You want the best, pay the best'

MOSES LAKE – More than 33,000 Boeing employees are officially striking as of Sept. 13 at midnight after a Sept. 12 vote saw union members reject a contract pro…

Updated 2 years ago
Pretty business

MOSES LAKE – Mari Guerrero cuts the ribbon Friday on her new shop Gorgeous Bae Boutique, joined by her children, from left, Adalina, 7; PJ, 8; Serena, 1, held …

Updated 2 years ago
Interest rates down, active listings up in Basin

MOSES LAKE — With lower mortgage rates, listings are up from a year ago in the Basin, as well as statewide, but closed sales are still staying put, according t…

Updated 2 years ago
Sizzling newcomer

MOSES LAKE - Shiitake Sizzle co-owners Dahlia O/Neil, Koey Pan and Iris Ou, flanked by (from left) staff members Dennis Schonberg with son Kaspen, Rachel Korth…

Updated 2 years ago
Boeing employees vote to accept new contract, or strike

MOSES LAKE – Employees at Moses Lake’s Boeing facility voted on Thursday whether the new contract offered by Boeing is acceptable or if they should reaffirm a …

Updated 2 years ago
Filing period open for two Quincy irrigation district positions

QUINCY — The filing period is open for two positions on the Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District board of directors.

Updated 2 years ago
Royal City's Callahan Mfg. celebrates 55 years

ROYAL CITY – Walking into Callahan Manufacturing in Royal City, the first things a patron sees are loads of parts for tractors and other machinery. The second,…

Updated 2 years ago
NFIB: 'Some rays of hope in Washington' even as small biz optimism remains low

(The Center Square) – The National Federation of Independent Business’ latest monthly Small Business Economic Trends, or SBET, report – informally known as the…

Updated 2 years ago
ECBID to hold public meeting

MOSES LAKE – The East Columbia Basin Irrigation District Board of Directors will hold a public meeting to present recommendations for allocating the remaining acres served by the public Odessa Groundwater Replaceme…

Updated 2 years ago
Moses Lake icon turns 100

MOSES LAKE — Miyo Koba, owner of Frank’s Market for more than 70 years, turns 100 today. “I think it’s (due to) hard work,” Koba said last week. “I think i…

Updated 2 years ago
First-time buyer affordability at lowest point in four years

MOSES LAKE — That starter home may be out of reach a while longer, according to real estate market reports.

Updated 2 years ago
Grant PUD still accepting input on proposed rates

EPHRATA — Grant County Public Utility District customers will have chances to comment on proposed changes to the policy for setting rates at PUD commission mee…

Updated 2 years ago
Bid awarded for Ritzville fiber buildout

RITZVILLE — Installation of fiber optic cable within the Ritzville and Lind city limits will start sometime this fall and should be finished by spring 2025. Ad…

Updated 2 years ago
Pain relief

MOSES LAKE — Getting hurt on the job is no fun. Besides the injury itself, you might have to take days, weeks, even months off work, while collecting a fractio…