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Brewing up community: Beer crafters take a day to celebrate their hoppy hobby
MOSES LAKE — Aaron Grenier is honest about why he started brewing beer at home.
UW releases Dean's List honors
Forty Basin students have been named to the Dean's List at the University of Washington for the fall 2020 quarter.
Treasure's afoot: Mineral prospector displays bounty of local finds
It started with gold mining, said David Waller of DnD Jewelry Shop in Ephrata.
Basin Bites: Blue Palm shop serves a healthy frozen treat
Inside a small strip mall off Stratford Road in Moses Lake sits a little gem of a shop if you’re looking for a quick, sweet, frozen, creamy treat.
Precautions urged when cleaning up mouse infestations
Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome is rare, but it is present in Grant and Adams counties.
Sun and shopping: Moses Lake Farmers Market opens strongly
The Moses Lake Farmers Market will be at McCosh Park Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. through the last Saturday of October.
Long-awaited honor: Quincy man is recognized more than 50 years later for Vietnam war bravery
QUINCY — The mortars and rockets were flying and the radio tower was a natural target, but Vicente Sanchez Jr. said he ignored the order to take cover becaus...
Perseverance important in fighting puncturevine
MOSES LAKE — Not everything that grows in the yard is good for the yard. They don’t call those spindly vines with the yellow flowers “weeds” for nothing.
Moses Lake growth: Olsen Homes moves Barrington Point Phase 4 forward
Othello-based Olsen Homes LLC is in the application process for Phase 4 of Barrington Point, a 50-lot residential development extending Polo Ridge Drive betw...
Born to rock: Young Moses Lake guitarist has sights set on stardom
Gunnar Rimple said it felt like yesterday he was picking up his first guitar and strumming along. But the 15-year-old Moses Lake High School student has play...
Seed swap: Otaku Farms holds its first ‘barter faire’
“We're not traditional farmers,” said Megan Baum, co-owner of Otaku Farms in Moses Lake.
A newsman and a visionary: Remembering Duane Hagadone, whose media empire included the Columbia Basin Herald
Duane B. Hagadone, a private but devoted family man and an icon of publishing, real estate and hospitality, died Saturday at his winter home in Palm Desert a...
Start out small when you’re ready to return to exercise
The weather is warming up, and it’s tempting to get out there and get a little exercise.
Outside chance: Moses Lake auction funds another year of hunting and fishing opportunities for kids
The Youth Outdoors Unlimited auction crowd was smaller than usual Saturday evening, at around 100, said executive director Cindy Carpenter, but perhaps even ...
MLHS Knowledge Bowl heads to nationals after winning state
Moses Lake High School’s Knowledge Bowl team is preparing for a national invitational tournament May 1, hosted by Colorado Knowledge Bowl, after claiming fir...