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BBCC student information not hacked during computer shutdown
MOSES LAKE — Personal information of Big Bend Community College students was not compromised as the result of a cy…
Fall is the time to plant new trees
MOSES LAKE — There are two good times each year to plant trees. And now is one of them.
Master Gardeners: Now is the time to renovate or plant a new lawn
September is an ideal time to reseed thinning patches in your lawn or to establish a new lawn.
Concrete ideas: Remodeling and outdoor projects keep contractor busy even during pandemic
Christina and Darin Arnall are the owners of D.C. Custom Construction Inc. in Quincy. Christina Arnall said their business has remained busy throughout the cor…
First day of school starts with questionnaire
MOSES LAKE — The first day of school for 2020-21 at Frontier Middle School started with waiting in line.
100 years on the road: Troopers reflect on working in Moses Lake detachment
MOSES LAKE — Troopers from the Moses Lake Washington State Patrol detachment, both old and new, recently discussed what drew them to the agency and how it has …
MLHS band students pick up instruments for remote study
Students stopped by Moses Lake High School on Wednesday to pick up instruments for band classes this year with the semester kicking off remotely. Without being…
Donations sought for victims of Cold Spring Canyon-Pearl Hill fire
Monetary donations are being accepted for victims of a wildfire that started Labor Day weekend and burned in Okanogan and Douglas counties.
Girl Scouts donate cookies to local health care providers
Members of Grant and Adams county Girl Scout troops brought a gift to Moses Lake Community Health Wednesday, one of a series of the scouts are making throughou…
Let it Bee: Ephrata couple has a honey of a hobby
EPHRATA — Bob and Connie Varah have always been a little interested in bees.
After 4 years of chasing fleeing suspects, K9 Chicka to spend more time chasing balls
After four years on the force, K9 Chicka of the Grant County Sheriff’s Office has retired to a life of sunbathing and tennis balls, her first handler and now-o…
Moses Lake girls soccer hopes to build off last year’s success
After making a surge to the District Championship game last fall, Moses Lake High School girls soccer coach Liz Bigger said in an interview on Tuesday she’s ho…
Columbia Basin Foundation receives major donation
EPHRATA — It isn’t every day the Columbia Basin Foundation receives a $600,000 donation.
Lingering smoke a concern in wine business: Grapes may, or may not, be affected
As smoke from wildfires blankets the West Coast, some Columbia Basin wine grape growers and makers are watching vineyards with concern, uncertain if the 2020 v…
Ritzville woman uses time away from college to start business
RITZVILLE — When the coronavirus pandemic hit earlier this year, 20-year-old Peyton Curtis, an animal studies student at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, really didn’…
Donations gathered to assist Washington communities after wildfires
Local community members gathered up a variety of donations to be delivered on Friday afternoon to assist those impacted by the wildfires in Malden, Washington.…