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Suspect sought in Lind assault
LIND — The Adams County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding a Lind man suspected of involv…
Moses Lake City Council approves Sagecrest Developer agreement
Moses Lake City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the Sagecrest Developer Agreement, in which Hayden Homes will be reimbursed by the city for certain imp…
Off to the races: Moses Lake hosts first Columbia Basin Kart Fest
Racers who entered Saturday’s Columbia Basin Kart Fest could hear roaring engines from the Grant County Fairgrounds' gravel lot.
‘This is bad policy’: Low-carbon fuel bill in Olympia would raise cost of gas, diesel
House Bill 1091 passed in a 52-46 vote after five hours of debate.
City, HopeSource, El Rancho prepare for shelter transition
The purchase will be finalized within four weeks, said Moses Lake Housing & Grants Coordinator Taylor Burton.
Ready for a new season: MarDon Resort looks forward to a good 2021
As the ice disappeared from the surface of Potholes Reservoir in recent warmer weather, MarDon Resort in Othello started getting calls asking if the boat ramp …
'There's hope': Former Royal City Police chief details importance of attention to mental health
Darin Smith said his law enforcement career, his experiences and their impact on him emphasized the importance of paying attention to his mental health.
NCW Region squads open football season with Saturday jamboree
Moses Lake High School hosted six teams on Saturday afternoon for a football jamboree at Lions Field as programs from the North Central Region kicked off thei…
Lind-Ritzville falls 9-0 in home opener against Chewelah
Lind-Ritzville football fell 9-0 in their home opener against Chewelah on Friday night at Lind-Ritzville High School on Friday night. The Broncos honored their…
Ephrata sweeps Quincy, Cascade in doubleheader
Ephrata volleyball picked up the 3-0 sweep against rival Quincy and visiting Cascade in the season-opening double header at Marty O’Brien Court at Ephrata High…
Mortgage broker says it's still a good time to buy
MOSES LAKE — Even as bankers, brokers and lenders are whispering that interest rates may rise sometime this year, it’s still a good time to buy a house.
Heating up the garden: Dave Ruffin grows peppers
Add a little spice to your crop haul this year with peppers.
Setting the stage: Masquers eager to welcome back patrons after a year without shows
Set pieces still sit on the stage, but the seats have been empty for more than a year at Masquers Theater in Soap Lake.
Quincy coach Greg McMillan ready to kick off his first season
Quincy High School football will kick off the season this weekend under first-year head coach Greg McMillan.
Road projects scheduled for Highway 17 next week
Two road repair projects on state Route 17, south of Moses Lake, will mean traffic delays beginning Monday.
Officials: Moses Lake Sleep Center a success
Just more than two months since its opening, Moses Lake’s Sleep Center is seeing success, officials said.