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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…
Basin community donates to woman’s end-of-life care
The Columbia Basin community stepped up for a neighbor in need and donated to cover end-of-life expenses, plus more.
Due caution: Mindfulness can prevent fraud in repairs, remodeling
Winter weather, the start of the new year and a plethora of home improvement shows may see Columbia Basin homeowners eyeing repairs or improvements to their ho…
Behind the lens: Paula Zanter-Stout is passionate about photography.
MOSES LAKE — Paula Zanter-Stout said she’s loved photography from the time her mom gave her a camera.
Ups and downs: It’s been a wild and crazy couple of years for rodeo queens
MOSES LAKE — Both Mykiah Hollenbeck and Brianna Kin Kade were looking forward to summer 2020. Hollenbeck had been selected as Moses Lake Roundup queen, and Kin…
The real deal: Farm and ranch children focus of new book by Moses Lake woman
MOSES LAKE — Sue Tebow started her “agriCULTURE” social media accounts to give her readers an insight into farm and ranch life.
Loving your neighbor: Soap Lake woman raises funds for dying community member
SOAP LAKE — A Soap Lake woman is working hard to raise money for the end-of-life expenses for a fellow community member who had been homeless in the Soap Lake …
Safe skies: Civil Air Patrol marks its 80th anniversary
EPHRATA — Retired U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. R. Mike Worden had a very important piece of advice for the young people he met Dec. 16.
Holiday haul: Soap Lake Police Department Shop With A Cop event brings law enforcement closer to community
SOAP LAKE — The fifth annual Soap Lake Police Department Shop With A Cop – meant to give to those in need in the community and highlight the community-based po…
A season to shine: Light Up Moses Lake winners brighten the winter gloom
MOSES LAKE — Brady Wiltbank is clear that even if there weren’t a contest for the best-lit house in Moses Lake, he’d still decorate his home and yard with ligh…
Handy ideas: Some options for last-minute gifts for DIYers in your life
MOSES LAKE — Let’s face it, time’s about up for getting those Christmas gifts.
‘Unchained’: Supporting each other, giving back
MOSES LAKE — Members of the Unchained Brotherhood MC (Motorcycle Club) were on Stratford Road the first two Saturdays in December, just like they’ve been every…
Wreaths in the snow: Hundreds of local veterans’ graves marked by Wreaths Across America
Six-hundred thirty fresh wreaths were distributed on veterans’ graves between three northern Columbia Basin cemeteries on Saturday; 350 wreaths were placed in …
Operation Homefront: Troop 777 works to bring Christmas cheer to other kids
MOSES LAKE — Members of Boy Scouts of America Troop 777 not only sorted the toys and bagged the toys, they delivered the toys for curbside pickup.
Festive blooms: Flower options during the Christmas season
MOSES LAKE — It may be true poinsettias are basically the go-to Christmas flower and boughs from fir and pine trees the go-to Christmas greenery.
Flatware art: Mary Courtright turns forks and spoons into something unique
MOSES LAKE — Mary Courtright said she got bored when the COVID-19 pandemic confined her to her Moses Lake home.