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Camo forgot to blend in

MOSES LAKE — Camo is a bit under a year and he’s so excited, he forgot to tone down the cuteness and blend in as h…

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MLSD accepts two new student board members, passes Title IX resolution

MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake School Board passed one resolution, introduced two new student board members and continued discussing facility usage fees Thursday …

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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.

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A caring affair

MOSES LAKE — There are a lot of ways to do good in Moses Lake, and a lot of folks who would like to help others. The two will come together next weekend at the…

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Knights to face stiff competition on the pitch

ROYAL CITY — The Royal Knights are facing some tough opponents on the soccer field this fall, but Head Coach Jens Jensen isn’t too worried about it.

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Vernita Bridge resurfacing completed as construction season slows

MATTAWA — An ongoing project to resurface sections of state Route 24 reached the Vernita Bridge yesterday. The bridge was part of a regionwide chip-seal projec…

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Huskies to field new starters as they aim for strong season

OTHELLO – After falling in the Central Washington Athletic Conference district tournament to Prosser, the Othello girls soccer team will feature plenty of new …

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BASIN EVENTS: Sept. 6-13

COLUMBIA BASIN – There’s something for everyone happening in the Basin this week. Here are just a few of the possibilities:

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Quincy girls soccer brings experience to new league

QUINCY — The Quincy Jackrabbits girls soccer team will take the field with a mix of experience and younger players and a roster of about 50 girls – oh yeah, an…

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After ending 32-year state drought, Eagles return veteran team in ‘24

SOAP LAKE – The 2023 season was a special one for the Soap Lake volleyball team; the Eagles reached the 1B State Volleyball Tournament for the first time in 32…

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Fluffy slime at Moses Lake Museum Saturday

MOSES LAKE — Fluffy slime will be the theme of this month’s Free Family Saturday at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, according to an announcement from the m…

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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…

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Pirate Regatta brings out people’s inner marauders

MOSES LAKE — The shores and docks at Camas Cove were awash in buccaneers, swashbucklers, hearties and scurvy dogs Sunday for the eighth annual Camas Cove Pirat…

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Newhouse hosts telephone town hall

MOSES LAKE – Congressman Dan Newhouse held a live telephone town hall meeting Wednesday night, engaging with residents from Central Washington's Fourth Congres…

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Grant Co. public works director resigns

EPHRATA – Grant County Public Works Director Sam Castro resigned and will complete his last day Friday, according to Grant County Commissioners Danny Stone and…

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Tiger spirit to wave in the wind

EPHRATA – One hundred, bright orange or black flags, adorned with the letter “E” will start waving in the wind decorating Basin Street on various occasions.