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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…
Back to the boards: Heroes, villains and melodrama at Othello High School play
OTHELLO — The curtain goes up Thursday on a tale of deception, shocking twists, true love, nefarious deeds and the thwarting thereof presented by the Othello H…
Mission of joy: Moses Lake girl launches toy drive
Christmas has come early for one Moses Lake girl who has decided to get a head start on collecting toys to donate this Christmas.
Grant County officials make suicide prevention information easier to find
EPHRATA — It’s at the top of Grant County’s website.
A piece of the past: Token tells story of century-old Quincy business
QUINCY — So that small object in a frame on the wall at the Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum, the coin-like thing – is that really a coin? After all, …
Stuck in transit: Supply chain woes leave merchants scrambling
EPHRATA — How difficult are the world’s shipping and supply problems right now?
‘More than a tribute’: Columbia Basin Allied Arts brings audiences back with A.J. Croce performance
MOSES LAKE — Singer-songwriter A.J. Croce will feature his interpretation of the music of his dad Jim Croce when he performs in concert at 7 p.m. Nov. 19 at th…
Crowning achievement: Moses Lake woman wins USOA Mrs. Washington title
MOSES LAKE — Amy Dana, of Moses Lake, said winning the United States of America Mrs. Washington 2022 title gives her the chance to talk about something very im…
Right angling: Quincy man says fly fishing more than just catching fish
QUINCY — Joshua Shew said for him, fly fishing is not so much about catching fish as getting to know nature.
Church members pitch in at food bank
MOSES LAKE — Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints found enjoyment in service on Oct. 26, participating in the Moses Lake Food Bank’s Seni…
Back into action: Warden FFA revives student engagement
WARDEN — Caitlin Coulsey, one of two FFA advisers at Warden High School, has taken on the goal of arranging one to two community activities each month for her …
Story teller: Interest in people and their lives attracts Miles King to communications
MOSES LAKE — Miles King said the attraction of his current job at Samaritan Healthcare is similar to his old job at the Quincy Valley Post-Register, the chance…
The mind’s eye: Imagination, adventure, discovery part of art’s appeal for Angela Hunt
MOSES LAKE — Angela Hunt’s characters have a story to tell, and it’s up to the people looking at her paintings and drawings to decide what the story is.
A career of caring: Retiring DSHS employee will miss his clients
MOSES LAKE — Now that he’s retiring, David Plassman said he had something he wanted to say to the clients he’s worked with during 22 years with the Department …
Halloween activities abound this weekend
MATTAWA — Ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggedy beasties will be out this weekend as local municipalities and organizations provide events to celebrate Hallow…
Winning by losing: Medical diagnosis prompts diet changes, leads to a state TOPS award for Moses Lake woman
MOSES LAKE — Cathy Kenny worked to lose weight, but – as with a lot of other people – it didn’t stay off.