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Design of Othello’s water storage project begins this summer
OTHELLO — The city of Othello has received about $1.5 million in grants for its continuing project to pump and tre…
Dorothy Jean Calahan February 5, 1933 - March 21, 2018
Dorothy Jean Calahan died peacefully on March 21, 2018 in Yakima, Washington at the age of 85. She was born on February 5, 1933 in Greeley, Colorado to parents…
Royal Knights Boys show well on the links
SUNNYSIDE — Jacob Joslin broke 90 for the first time in a tournament shooting an 89, and Caleb Christensen had a new personal low for a tournament carding a 97 at Black Rock Creek Monday. Chase Janett and Hunter Bo…
Reader thanks Dr. Randel Bunch
Thank you Dr. Randel Bunch
Legals March 28, 2018
PUBLIC NOTICE The Othello Housing Authority owns and manages multiple housing projects in the Othello area. We are recruiting to fill a full time Housing Clerk position The successful applicant will perform case ma…
Ashley Jenne recently named Miss Mattawa
MATTAWA — The Miss Mattawa Scholarship Program awarded over $6,000 in scholarships to five high school junior girls Saturday, March 10.
China now driving car market
In the 1950s, America’s “Big Three” automakers (General Motors, Ford and Chrysler) were the pacesetters for our industrial dominance. They had the skilled workers, financing, mass production technology, and sales n…
Royal Knights split home doubleheader with Connell
ROYAL CITY — The Knights and Eagles bats were lively as the teams combined for 26 runs in their twin bill in Royal City Saturday. Royal came back to beat Conne…
Grant PUD Commissioners set rates for 2018 New rate will increase average monthly residential power bill by $1.49
EPHRATA — Grant PUD commissioners Tuesdayapproved the next of a proposed series of small, annual electric-rate increases that will generate an estimated 2-percent more revenue over 12 months. New rates take effect …
Royal School board seeks community input, ideas
ROYAL CITY — The Royal School board sought community input Monday night during a special school board meeting held to discuss potential bond projects and next year’s school calendar.
Paul McDermand to perform at Wallenstien Theatre April 10
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Paul McDermand will be bringing all of the exotic sounds and instruments of the islands to the mainland in a concert at Wallenstien Theatre …
Huskies Girls Tennis holds off Selah in Othello
Othello got past Selah 3-2 in CWAC tennis action Saturday. The Huskies were led by their No. 1 doubles team senior Daishawn Roylance and junior Macy Hampton wh…
Columbia Basin Health Association adds Doctor of Osteopathy to team of providers
Columbia Basin Health Association (CBHA) has added an osteopathic physician to its team of health care providers. Dr. Matthew StantsPainter joins CBHA after pr…
High school track athletes learn from the best at Wahluke clinic
Aspiring track and field athletes from around the state got a first hand look at what it takes to be among the best in the world at the Olympic Records Camp Tr…
Aviation students get an up-close look at a C-17
MOSES LAKE — It is one of the truisms of aviation that there are no minor collisions at altitude. There would seem to be less opportunity for two planes to run into each other — plenty of blue sky — but at any give…
Big Bend Electric award Co-op Scholarships
Three scholarships were awarded at the 79th Big Bend Electric Cooperative annual meeting held on March 3 at Basin City Elementary School. The winners are all s…