Carol Burnett puts variety, and music, back in her show

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Carol Burnett is so glad we had this time together, as she sang in her signature song. Now, she's added a lot more time, and a lot more songs, to be glad about.

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DR. EARL CHARGED AGAIN

MOSES LAKE - Moses Lake doctor, David T. Earl, faces new charges from the state Department of Health.

'Operation Friendship' raises toys for kids

MOSES LAKE - With Christmas right around the corner, toys are on every kid's mind.

Soap Lake riding club restarts Lava Run to Sun

Following cancellation last year

SOAP LAKE - The Sons and Daughters of Freedom Riding Club is working to get a motorcycle rally back on the road this summer after it sputtered out last year.

NOTICE: ANNOUNCEMENT OF AVAILABILITY OF DRAFT PERMIT MODIFICATION

D&L Foundry has applied for a State Waste Discharge Permit

Everyone should have a circus story - or two

The upcoming circuses at Royal City (June 12) and George (July 4) encouraged Jill Baker, this paper's paginator, to wonder last week if I had a circus story worthy of a column.

Wild advance to West Division finals

PALMER, Alaska - The Wenatchee Wild went 0-4 in the regular

Lindblad family arrives in Wilson Creek

The Lindblad family arrives in Wilson Creek, after traveling half a week, to pungent smell of sages. Read on.

Hunting seasons continue

If the number of shotgun blasts heard around the Columbia Basin is any indication, hunters are getting opportunities to bag birds. Opportunities is the correct word, because just because a hunter pulls the trigger doesn't mean a bird hits the ground.

Ecology fines B&G Farms for alleged water violation

ROYAL CITY- The state Department of Ecology announced Thursday that B&G Farms in Royal City will have to pay a $20,000 fine for allegedly violating Washington's water quality laws.

Results of special permit drawings available

The message was four sentences long, but powerful: "The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife special permit drawings for 2013 have been conducted. To view your drawing results, visit the WDFW website at https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/wa/specialhuntlookup.

Practice matters when getting ready for fair

Kelsey Kane works to make impression in the show ring

WILSON CREEK - On the surface it's something of a conundrum. How does a 10-year-old, or for that matter a teenager, control a 1,500-pound steer in the show ring at the Grant County Fair?

Moses Lake tennis splits with Eastmont

Boys win, girls lose

MOSES LAKE - Moses Lake boys tennis avenged an early season road loss at Eastmont with a 4-3 win over the Wildcats at home Tuesday.

B&G farms angered by timing of DOE press release; to fight any finding, fine

ROYAL CITY – The Department of Ecology announced through the media last Thursday, Jan. 24, that B&G Farms of Royal City and owner Mike Brown are being fined $20,000 for not preventing “extreme erosion” during a July 20 cloudburst.

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Changes to gang violence laws don't come easy

Lawmakers encourage residents to get involved with their community, contact legislators statewide

MOSES LAKE - Thirteenth District lawmakers were overwhelmed with phone calls last week from residents wondering what the Legislature is doing to combat gang violence.

Othello defeats Toppenish 56-12, keeps playoff hopes alive

OTHELLO - The Huskies were in must-win mode on Friday and they left everything on the field, defeating Toppenish 56-12 and staying alive in the race for a playoff bert in the CWAC conference. In front of their home fans, the Huskies came out determined and played their brand of football from the opening kick to the final whistle.

2 tied to Quincy murder sentenced

EPHRATA - Two men tied to the September 2011 murder of Ramiro Munoz Jr. will be going to prison.

Nia Karson's brings powerful East Coast flavor to Moses Lake

MOSES LAKE - For Jeff Miller, owning a restaurant was always his ultimate goal.