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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…
5 Simple Tips for Birthday Bash Success
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Perfect Patio Escape
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Tech Transforms Dining Out Experience
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Tips to Get Your Yard Summer-Ready
(Family Features) Although you may be itching to get back outside, before you can relax there’s work to do. After enduring the wear and tear of fall and winter…
Fertilize Your Way to a Great Looking Lawn
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Jungle Book coming to town staged by Missoula Children's Theatre and Mattawa children
MATTAWA — The Missoula Children’s Theatre and children of the Wahluke School District will stage “The Jungle Book,” the Rudyard Kipling classic, at the end of …
Sport plane lands near Priest Rapids Dam
PRIEST RAPIDS DAM — You can’t be too careful in this age of worldwide terrorism. It can strike any place, any time.
Wahluke soccer knocks off 2015 state champs
MATTAWA — Wahluke High School continued its winning ways in soccer last week, taking down defending state champion Highland, 2-1.
Blame game as old as Adam and Eve
I am a perpetual people watcher. I like to observe what others are doing and wonder why they are doing it. This trait bothers my youngest daughter to no end, b…
Paddle board free all day on May 1 at Soap Lake
SOAP LAKE — If you’ve ever wanted to try stand up paddle boarding, then you may want to mark May 1 on your calendar.
Wahluke golfers improve scores
MATTAWA — When you have a brand-new team, as does Wahluke High School golf coach Tiffany Hedman, the concern is learning the game and improving. The wins come …
Savor the Flavor theme for national nutrition month
OTHELLO — In observance of National Nutrition Month, it appears Columbia Basin Health Association Registered Dietitian Karlee Kerr has found the secret as to why people shy away from some foods.
Murder trial begins for Desert Aire man accused of killing Yakima woman
EPHRATA — A Grant County jury heard opening statements Friday afternoon in the case of a Grant County man who is accused of killing a Yakima woman in 2012.
Fastpitch Prom raises nearly $3,000 for Knights
ROYAL CITY — If you wonder whether fund-raising helps an athletic team, consider the Royal High fastpitch team. After two years of their Fastpitch Prom, the Kn…
A New First Step to Helping Solve Infertility
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