Lifestyle
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Rodeo kicks off with barbecue, fundraisers and fun
MOSES LAKE — There was a whole lot going on at the Grant County Fairgrounds rodeo gate Tuesday, when the Moses Lak…
Quincy celebrates a tapestry of cultures
QUINCY — The weather may have been windier than a truckload of campaign promises, but the first annual Celebration of Cultures in Quincy still drew a good-size…
Historical Society proposing bylaws changes
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Voss earning her stripes as woman football referee
Books are good sources of information, but sometimes if you can just see it being done, watch the actual process, the human brain can pick it up a little faste…
Fall planting continued
Today we backtrack a little and continue with last week’s column.
Public hearing on boat ordinance planned
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Buddies walk through Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE — It was a good afternoon for a buddy walk.
Job Corps students save the day
Last Saturday was Pioneer Day at the Grant County Historical Society and Museum. The museum has a campus of 38 buildings. When we say 38 buildings, we are talk…
It's time to plant your garden – for fall, that is
Believe it or not, it really is time to plant a fall vegetable garden. I know, I know, it seems hot right now. However, those cold-hardy plants need to germinate in the warm soil now. By the time cooler weather arr…
'Sip & Stroll' brings locals downtown
MOSES LAKE — It was a fairly simple premise. Mix one part strolling through downtown Moses Lake with one part sipping on some of the finest wines and beers aro…
Delicious gold tomatoes
I purchased two Aztec gold tomato plants at the annual Master Gardeners plant sale on May 5, 2018. The identifying tag indicated they were slightly larger than cherry tomatoes and smaller than the Roma tomato. Neve…
Hospital Week observed
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Drinking beer to fight cancer
MOSES LAKE — You wouldn’t necessarily think fighting cancer and sampling some of the finest craft brews around would go together, but at Craft Out Cancer in Mo…
Farmer Consumer Awareness Day draws hundreds
With harvest season well under way and farmers hard at work preparing all of the produce that makes its way onto dinner plates across America, Quincy held its …
Annexation shelved
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Growing conditions in the Columbia Basin
The Columbia Basin of Washington State is a place of lush gardens, native and drought-tolerant vegetation and a variety of crops grown to feed our country and sent to other countries as well.