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Rusty Mammoth Sale supports museum in a big way
MOSES LAKE — This year’s Rusty Mammoth Sale at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center was, well, mammoth. “We about…
Moses Lake School Board considers sale of land to Grant County
The Moses Lake School Board approved moving forward with the potential sale of property located at the northwest corner of the intersection of West Valley Road…
Safe skies: Civil Air Patrol marks its 80th anniversary
EPHRATA — Retired U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. R. Mike Worden had a very important piece of advice for the young people he met Dec. 16.
Church service project prepares snack packs
Can a snack help? Yes it can, according to New Hope and Child Protective Services, both agencies that serve families in crises. When children are involved in …
Holiday haul: Soap Lake Police Department Shop With A Cop event brings law enforcement closer to community
SOAP LAKE — The fifth annual Soap Lake Police Department Shop With A Cop – meant to give to those in need in the community and highlight the community-based po…
Quincy approves $91.7 million budget for 2022
QUINCY — The Quincy City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a $91.7 million budget for 2022, largely to cover a number of major planned water treatment an…
A season to shine: Light Up Moses Lake winners brighten the winter gloom
MOSES LAKE — Brady Wiltbank is clear that even if there weren’t a contest for the best-lit house in Moses Lake, he’d still decorate his home and yard with ligh…
Handy ideas: Some options for last-minute gifts for DIYers in your life
MOSES LAKE — Let’s face it, time’s about up for getting those Christmas gifts.
On pause: Ephrata halts work on sewer improvements after archaeological find
Construction of sewer improvements on Third Avenue in Ephrata has been put on hold after some unspecified archaeological artifacts were found while crews were …
Four subcontractor workers fired in political banner incident at MLSD site
Four employees of a subcontractor have been dismissed from their positions after raising a political banner with epithets directed at President Joe Biden at th…
Shopping with a purpose: Kids, local law enforcement officers take carts through store aisles in search of gifts
OTHELLO — Addy Martinez knew exactly what she wanted, and exactly where it was. She went shopping Saturday as part of the Othello Police Department’s annual Sh…
‘Unchained’: Supporting each other, giving back
MOSES LAKE — Members of the Unchained Brotherhood MC (Motorcycle Club) were on Stratford Road the first two Saturdays in December, just like they’ve been every…
A tradition of caring: Community project helps Othello families at Christmas
OTHELLO — The tables were heaped with toys and books, a big plastic bin filled with winter hats, piles of blankets and pillowcases – all of which had to be sor…
Snow likely through Wednesday morning; higher temperatures likely as weekend nears
Forecasts for the Columbia Basin predict cool temperatures overnight throughout the week after snow Monday going into the first day of winter on Tuesday evenin…
Wreaths in the snow: Hundreds of local veterans’ graves marked by Wreaths Across America
Six-hundred thirty fresh wreaths were distributed on veterans’ graves between three northern Columbia Basin cemeteries on Saturday; 350 wreaths were placed in …
Othello boys squeak win over Ephrata
EPHRATA — The Othello High School boys basketball team overtook the Ephrata High School Tigers in a close league matchup Friday.