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Moses Lake council member rebuked by colleagues
MOSES LAKE — Six Moses Lake City Council members publicly repudiated comments made by councilman Victor Lombardi, …
Right angling: Quincy man says fly fishing more than just catching fish
QUINCY — Joshua Shew said for him, fly fishing is not so much about catching fish as getting to know nature.
Slowing down: Traffic circle experiment begins in Othello
OTHELLO — An experiment to determine the effectiveness of traffic circles in reducing collisions in a residential area is underway, as drivers in the neighborh…
Great weather for a paddle
Hundreds of geese, only some of them pictured here, filled Moses Lake on Sunday afternoon near Cascade Park in Moses Lake.
Moses Lake softball goes to tournament, falls short of placing
YAKIMA — The Moses Lake High School girls slow pitch softball team participated in the 4A Washington Interscholastic Activities Association/Gesa Credit Union S…
Back into action: Warden FFA revives student engagement
WARDEN — Caitlin Coulsey, one of two FFA advisers at Warden High School, has taken on the goal of arranging one to two community activities each month for her …
Election day
A forest of signs, including many local campaign signs, stands on the little triangle of grass at the five-sided intersection of South Pioneer Way, Wheeler Roa…
Gigliotti sworn in: First woman steps in as Grant County Superior Court judge
EPHRATA — Anna Gigliotti was sworn in Friday as the newest Grant County Superior Court judge.
MLSD evaluates flag, survey, public records policies
MOSES LAKE — It would be difficult, if not impossible, for the Moses Lake School District to create a policy overseeing what kinds of flags, banners and poster…
Annual Downtown Moses Lake Trick or Treat sees huge turnout
The Downtown Moses Lake Association (DMLA) held its annual Downtown Moses Lake Trick or Treat event on Saturday, which had a significant increase in numbers co…
Story teller: Interest in people and their lives attracts Miles King to communications
MOSES LAKE — Miles King said the attraction of his current job at Samaritan Healthcare is similar to his old job at the Quincy Valley Post-Register, the chance…
How they got their jobs back: Moses Lake firefighters ‘set a precedent’; union sign-off on deal is next
Two out of three Moses Lake Fire Department firefighters will get their jobs back, as city officials said they could be accommodated for not getting a COVID-19…
Soap Lake rink on a roll; set to open
SOAP LAKE — The old roller skating rink in Soap Lake is making a comeback after nearly half a decade.
The mind’s eye: Imagination, adventure, discovery part of art’s appeal for Angela Hunt
MOSES LAKE — Angela Hunt’s characters have a story to tell, and it’s up to the people looking at her paintings and drawings to decide what the story is.
A gift with heart
Columbia Basin Eagles Auxiliary president Diane Engleberg, left, presents a check for $2,352 to Jennifer Estep, the lead physiologist at Samaritan Healthcare’s…
A career of caring: Retiring DSHS employee will miss his clients
MOSES LAKE — Now that he’s retiring, David Plassman said he had something he wanted to say to the clients he’s worked with during 22 years with the Department …