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Trump’s new conditions on DEI, immigration could cut off states’ wildfire funding

A new effort to force states to affirm the Trump administration’s views on DEI, transgender athletes and immigrati…

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Ephrata HS announces Athletic Hall of Fame inductees

EPHRATA — On April 22, The Ephrata School District announced that five individuals and one team were to be inducted to the Ephrata High School Athletic Hall of…

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Georgie's Gently Used

EPHRATA – Georgie Youngers, owner of Georgie’s Gently Used at 506 C St. SW in Ephrata, said she knows what it’s like to need affordable options to take care of…

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Scratching the surface of Atopic Dermatitis

For many people and pets, spring (aka “allergy season”) is a time of excessive sneezing, itching, and scratching. For some pets, however, their allergy season …

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Warden students run for fun

WARDEN — The giant practice field outside Warden Elementary School was full of loud, boisterous and energetic students on Friday — all running like many of the…

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Moses Lake baseball turns pink for wins against Wenatchee

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake High School baseball team took on a new color on April 22. Instead of the usual maroon and gold, the team took on custom pink jerse…

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Wahluke soccer cruises past La Salle

MATTAWA — The Wahluke High School boys soccer team cruised past La Salle High School to win 5-0 this past Thursday. Head Coach Cele Lopez said because the f…

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Mattress Matters

COLUMBIA BASIN — The trick to buying a mattress is simple, according to local furniture dealers: Know what you want. “Everybody's body's different,” said We…

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Used car shopping

MOSES LAKE — Eric Gutierrez knows a thing or two about selling used cars. He ought to. The 25-year-old Gutierrez, owner of Wenatchee-based Mega Auto Sales, …

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Quincy soccer aiming for consistency, continued wins

QUINCY - The Quincy High School boys soccer team are on a roll to punch their ticket to the state tournament as they complete their final matchups of the seaso…

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Real events form basis of latest Masquers production

SOAP LAKE — A tale of exposure to hazardous materials at work and the tragedy and societal change that came from it will be presented at Masquers Theater begin…

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Future power demand looks ‘Insanely large’ for Grant Co.

MOSES LAKE — As Grant County grows and more businesses and industries locate production in the area, the Grant County Public Utility District said it is seeing…

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Inslee visits Basin to support wildfire recovery, clean energy

COLUMBIA BASIN - Washington State Governor Jay Inslee spent Wednesday on the East side of the Cascades in Moses Lake and Ritzville to talk about renewable ener…

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Internet outages pepper Grant and Douglas counties Wednesday

COLUMBIA BASIN — A Douglas County Public Utility District work crew accidentally cut a fiber optic line feeding into Grant County on Wednesday, causing problem…

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Sand Scorpions bring family fun to sand dunes

MOSES LAKE — The Sand Scorpions ORV group held their annual Easter egg hunt at the Moses Lake Sand Dunes on Saturday. The event drew hundreds of area children …

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Othello soccer shoots for state

OTHELLO — The Othello High School soccer team is on a roll with a nearly undefeated season and No. 7 state rating percentage index ranking. “We're a good qu…