Fish return in record numbers

GUEST EDITORIAL

GUEST EDITORIAL

'Black Friday' sales a mix

Columbia Basin stores' successes vary

COLUMBIA BASIN — Some Columbia Basin businesses reported “Black Friday” sales were mix when compared to last year.

Toppenish topples Ephrata

Wildcats 3Tigers 2

EPHRATA — Although the Tigers clawed their way to a 2-1 halftime advantage Thursday night, the Ephrata boys soccer team couldn’t fend off a relentless Toppenish attack as Ephrata fell 3-2 at home.

Lady Vikings fall to no. 1 team

Clackamas 83Big Bend 66

MOSES LAKE — Wisdom gained sometimes comes via victory opportunities lost.

Vernon R. Johnson

Vernon R. Johnson, 71, longtime Moses Lake resident, passed away Wednesday, November 18, 2009 at Samaritan Hospital in Moses Lake after his long and very courageous fight with cancer.

Huskies split with Bulldogs

Othello takes game one

OTHELLO — Central Washington Athletic Conference (CWAC) softball titans clashed Tuesday afternoon in Othello when the Huskies hosted the Ellensburg Bulldogs.

Lady Sasquatch stomp Big Bend

Lady Vikings fall in three games

Riders perform well at state

Local BMXers represent Columbia Basin

Royal begins title defense at home

ROYAL CITY - The Royal Knights football team hopes the 2008 season will end the same way the 2007 season did, with a 1A state championship.

Potato conference speaker praises ag

Future 'has never been better'

Youth audition for Missoula Children's Theatre

MOSES LAKE — Nearly 130 children gathered, hoping to win a part in “Robin Hood.”

Unplugged: Learning to live life offline

Growing up, I wasn’t part of a “high-tech” family. We weren’t the first … or second, or even third … to get anything technology-related.

Ephrata hosts sub-district meet

Tigers go undefeated in conference

EPHRATA — The Ephrata boys and girls track teams cruised to undefeated Central Washington Athletic Conference (CWAC) titles this season and the Tigers look to maintain their momentum during Friday’s sub-district meet.

EU, UK still have 'fundamental' differences in trade talks

BRUSSELS (AP) — With the European Union's chief negotiator Michel Barnier in quarantine, trade talks with the United Kingdom continued by videoconference this week, though the optimism expressed last week seemed to have faded.

Cougars claw way to victory

WARDEN - The Warden Lady Cougars hosted the Columbia-Burbank Coyotes in volleyball action Thursday night for senior night.

Grant is to fund job training

Focus on energy efficient jobs

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A $5.9 million grant is slated for the Washington State Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board to create a workforce to fill clean energy jobs in the state.

Anderson is new Othello chamber president

Brings new ideas, energy to group

OTHELLO — Janelle Anderson is the new president of the Othello Chamber of Commerce

Lin announces bid for prosecutor

Currently Grant County deputy prosecutor

EPHRATA — Grant County Deputy Prosecutor Albert H. Lin announced he is running for the Grant County Prosecutor’s Office.

Moses Lake Senior Center donates van

Donation leads to inspiration

MOSES LAKE — Tim Yzaguirre was born with his umbilical cord wrapped around his neck, preventing oxygen from reaching his brain.

Moses Lake approves skills center design

Construction funding included in governor's proposed budget

GRANT COUNTY — The Moses Lake school board approved a schematic design for a future Grant County Skills Center.