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Gas prices ease slightly in Washington, lower prices predicted in 2027

MOSES LAKE — Gasoline prices continue to edge lower in Washington state, Grant County and Adams County, offering m…

Updated 2 years ago
‘All the accolades’

MOSES LAKE — Boys & Girls Clubs of the Columbia Basin Director Kim Pope got just a little embarrassed at Saturday’s fundraiser banquet. “In this community,…

Updated 2 years ago
Post-secondary training, education key to filling jobs in future, report says

OLYMPIA — Washington’s economy will need a lot of workers in the next decade, and both business and government will have to figure out ways to train them, acco…

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Machinists union head says Boeing can afford to meet demands to end strike

(The Center Square) – Nearly a month after 33,000 Boeing machinists went on strike, the president of the local union thinks the aerospace company can afford to…

Updated 2 years ago
PDC fines Let's Go Washington $20K for campaign finance violations

(The Center Square) – Political action committee Let’s Go Washington, the organization behind several initiatives on the November ballot, was fined $20,000 – h…

Updated 2 years ago
Boeing withdraws contract proposal

MOSES LAKE – After two days of mediated negotiation, Boeing withdrew its Sept. 23 offer to IAM 751 union Tuesday. The offer was released to the media and accor…

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National Newspaper Week: The vital role of local newspapers in our communities and democracy

As we recognize National Newspaper Week, it’s a timely reminder of the vital role local newspapers play in upholding democracy and supporting the fabric of our…

Updated 2 years ago
Grant Health urges COVID-19 vigilance

EPHRATA — As we transition from the summer wave of COVID-19 into the colder months, the Grant County Health District (GCHD) is reminding residents that COVID-1…

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Washington's highest-in-nation minimum wage to go up to $16.66 an hour in 2025

(The Center Square) – Washington’s minimum wage – already the highest state-level minimum wage in the nation – will be going up 38 cents next year. That means …

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BIG SKY NOW: Montana’s overtime loss and Idaho continues to win

MOSES LAKE -- On Tuesday’s episode of the Big Sky Now podcast, the panel of Josh Amick, Fritz Neighbor and Jon Allen of the Daily Inter Lake, Mark Nelke of the…

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Grant PUD budget hearings Tuesday

EPHRATA — The Grant County Public Utility District will hold two public hearings Tuesday to discuss the proposed PUD budget for 2025. Hearings are scheduled fo…

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WA superintendent of public schools candidates agree state's funding model flawed

(The Center Square) – Incumbent Chris Reykdal and Peninsula School Board member David Olson found some common ground during Saturday’s Office of Superintendent…

Updated 2 years ago
Isaacson challenging District 16 incumbent

WALLA WALLA — Kari Isaacson said the most important issues facing the 16th Legislative District are infrastructure and managing growth. Isaacson is running for…

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Dozier running for new term as District 16 senator

WALLA WALLA — Perry Dozier said inflation and the cost of housing, goods and services are imposing increasing burdens on Washington residents, and the Washingt…

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Grant to support continued work of collaborative curation by WSU, partners, Native nations

The National Council on Library and Information Resources has awarded $334,000 to Washington State University, institutional partners, and nine Native American…

Updated 2 years ago
Three decades in the making: WSDOT to complete North Spokane Corridor by 2030

(The Center Square) – After almost three decades of construction and more than 50 years of planning before that, Washington is gearing up to complete the $1.5 …