Sunday, May 10, 2026
45.0°F

Front Page Slider

The blurb for this section is not filled out

Updated 12 hours, 53 minutes ago

Huskies suffer loss in district tournament

OTHELLO — The Othello Huskies (19-4) suffered a 5-1 loss at home to the Ellensburg Bulldogs in the semifinals of t…

Updated 6 years ago
Quincy teachers use video, one-upmanship to keep kids active

QUINCY — It turns out flipping a bottle half-filled with water so that it lands upright really isn’t that easy.

Updated 6 years ago
Royal City voters approve fire district merger; Soap Lake voters mixed

EPHRATA — Voters in and around Royal City overwhelmingly approved merging the area’s two fire districts, while Soap Lake School District voters approved the di…

Updated 6 years ago
Construction allowed to resume, but restrictions may be burdensome

GRANT COUNTY — Construction has been allowed to resume for projects already underway, Gov. Jay Inslee announced April 24, so long as workers follow stringent s…

Updated 6 years ago
School districts take part in honoring senior class with Be the Light campaign

EPHRATA — Ephrata head baseball coach Jason Laugen waved as cars passed by Johnson-O’Brien Stadium on Friday night, illuminated in honor of the 2020 senior cla…

Updated 6 years ago
Unable to party, loved ones throw parade in honor of 90th birthday

MOSES LAKE — She raised six children with the help of her oldest son, always juggling several jobs at a time, in a home with wall-to-wall beds. She was the pre…

Updated 6 years ago
Contracts awarded for fairgrounds improvements

MOSES LAKE — Work is getting underway at the Grant County Fairgrounds, with contracts awarded for three projects at the property’s south end.

Updated 6 years ago
Some construction activities allowed to resume

OLYMPIA — Some construction activities will be allowed to restart under conditions of a revised order issued by Gov. Jay Inslee on April 24. Inslee said during…

Updated 6 years ago
With small businesses hurt by pandemic closures, Columbia Basin Herald offers grant program

It isn’t easy for a small business to serve customers and pay the bills even in a strong economy. But now small businesses across the Columbia Basin are hammer…

Updated 6 years ago
Around a hundred gather in Moses Lake to protest ban

MOSES LAKE — Around 100 people from across the region gathered under overcast skies at Blue Heron Park Saturday morning to protest Washington state’s ban on fi…

Updated 6 years ago
Moses Lake FFA plant sale sells out quickly

MOSES LAKE — The plant sale sponsored by the Moses Lake High School FFA chapter April 24 was successful. It sold out in five and a half hours.

Updated 6 years ago
America’s tiniest rabbit is hopping back home

GRANT COUNTY — If, while hiking through certain stretches of sagebrush in northern Grant County, one were to see a silent flash of brown in the underbrush, it …

Updated 6 years ago
Moses Lake Parks and Rec hosting gnome scavenger hunt this week

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Parks and Recreation Department will be launching a new initiative to try and encourage, and remind, residents they can still visit…

Updated 6 years ago
High school graduation requirements can be waived on individual basis

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake School Board on Thursday approved the district’s request to be able to waive high school graduation requirements on a student-by-st…

Updated 6 years ago
Moses Lake senior Dax Lindgren swaps commitment to Big Bend

MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake senior Dax Lindgren said he’s just tried to stay positive and make the best of an abnormal situation. Lindgren’s senior baseball season…

Updated 6 years ago
Frontier Middle School principal wrapping up four decades in education

MOSES LAKE — Frontier Middle School Principal Greg Kittrell said it would take a book to highlight everything he’d want to mention from his long career, as ret…