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Royal City development expanding
ROYAL CITY — Additional apartments will be coming to Royal City as part of the next phase at a development on Ahle…
Roundabout, Chief John Turley good Mattawa ideas
Whether they favor or oppose roundabouts, Wahluke Slope residents really should attend tomorrow night's open house regarding safety improvements at the Highway…
A commitment to our veterans
In the midst of seemingly endless partisan arguments in our nation's capital about how to reduce unemployment, Wal-Mart, America's largest retailer, announced its own plan to deal with the problem.
You pay everything for portables, state helps with construction
"The new school costs too much."
Reasons to support school construction bond
There are many reasons why I support the Royal School District school construction bond. Most have to do with the experiences I have had as a substitute teacher.
Book signing for mother coping with son's death
EPHRATA - There will be a book signing at the Bookery this Saturday, Jan. 26, by a Wenatchee mother-author who has penned a book about coping with her first-bo…
CPOW annual Olympia date set
OLYMPIA - The Cattle Producers of Washington will have their annual legislative visit and monthly meeting here on Jan. 24.
Meeting tomorrow about SR 243 changes
MATTAWA - Persons interested in details about the planned Highway 243-Road 24 SW roundabout are invited to a meeting tomorrow evening at Wahluke High School.
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Grant County Fire District No. 10
New police chief on the job
MATTAWA - As a first order of business at the Mattawa City Council's meeting of Jan. 3, Mayor Judy Esser announced that Interim Police Chief John Turley would …
Royal girls drop two contests
ROYAL CITY - Royal High's brutal girls basketball season continued last weekend with two South Central A Conference East basketball games in which they were un…
Who will win Superbowl 2013?
Royal boys turn the corner
ROYAL CITY - The Royal High boys basketball team appears to be poised for a second-half run at the district tournament after last week's action.
Country Sweethearts Benefit, dinner and dance slated
MOSES LAKE - The Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation is gearing up for its 4th Annual Country Sweethearts Benefit Dinner, Dance and Auction.
Surveying job is "anything but boring" -Jeff Curtis
DESERT AIRE - You might wonder why anyone would want to stand out in the open and measure and chart land masses.
Wahluke girls fall thrice
MATTAWA - The Wahluke girls got back to post-holiday prep basketball last week and found the going continues to be tough.