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Civil Air Patrol cadets spread their wings at Desert Eagle Flight Academy
EPHRATA — Getting that first driver’s license is kind of a rite of passage for a teenager. But some aren’t content…
Trust potatoes to be your comfort food
KENNEWICK — Chef RJ Harvey said he’s never met anyone who doesn’t like potatoes.
Solar bill could provide tax breaks to panel manufacturers
MOSES LAKE — A bill proposed by Sen. Judy Warnick, R-Moses Lake, to give tax breaks to companies seeking to build solar panels in Washington is expected to get…
Sweet meet: CB Tech students show their kitchen expertise
MOSES LAKE — Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center (CB Tech) saw nine bakers compete in the SkillsUSA regional commercial baking contest on Friday.
100-year-old Moses Lake woman lives remarkable life
Delight Morrison Leas is one of those people who didn’t talk much about her life. But her son Terry Leas said he wishes she’d reminisced a little more, since i…
Realtors association swears in new officers
Real estate agents across Grant County gathered Jan. 29 for the Moses Lake-Othello Association of Realtors’ annual awards banquet to swear in the association’s…
Moses Lake artist finds unlimited possibility in acrylic medium
Phyllis PuFahl said her exploration of jewelry making started as a way to use acrylic pouring paintings that hadn’t turned out like she planned.
Free concert to feature electric, acoustic guitar
An Ellensburg-based musical education organization will sponsor a free concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Huck Fuller building at the Grant County Fairgrounds, 3953 Airway Dr. NE in Moses Lake.
New homeowners need checklists when moving in
The finances have been secured, the place has been inspected, the papers are signed and the keys are in hand.
‘It is not a job to me’: Shuttle driver loves meeting interesting people
MOSES LAKE — Ray Mayo said Moses Lake, and central Washington in general, are full of interesting people.
Columbia Basin Rodeo Association Banquet recognizes key figures
Rep. Tom Dent, R-Moses Lake, and Jill Tonne, queen director for the Columbia Basin Rodeo Association, were recognized for their contributions to the CBRA durin…
Giving sports a voice: Ephrata High School announcer fills stands with energy
EPHRATA – Many members of the Ephrata community might recognize Ryan Shannon’s voice quicker than they would his face.
Quincy Valley Allied Arts returns to stage with ‘Sister Act’
QUINCY — Quincy Valley Allied Arts is telling the story of a murder witness on the lam, a nunnery, learning from others and making music.
A glass of comedy: Masquers Theater to present ‘Beer for Breakfast’
SOAP LAKE — The tale of three old friends, an all-night battle of the sexes and the impact of passing time comes to the Masquers Theater stage starting Feb. 11.
Growing viral: Pandemic contributes to collectible plants
MOSES LAKE — Roost Lifestyle owner Bruce Bailey said he brought some of his plants from home to his shop, just to decorate and soften the look.
The opponent within: Othello athlete comes back from chronic illness
OTHELLO — Ethan Medina said his experiences taught him life can change in an instant. And he also learned to deal with setbacks.