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Royal City mayor moving on
ROYAL CITY — Royal City Mayor Kent Andersen is stepping down after about a decade of service to the city...
Knights advance to state 1A quarterfinals
ELLENSBURG — The Royal High School boys basketball team advanced to the quarterfinal round of the WIAA Class 1A state tournament with a 65-47 win over Meridian (Bellingham) Feb. 28 at Ellensburg High School. Royal Coach Greg Jenks credited the Knights defense and rebounding.
Basin students benefit from Innovia Foundation scholarships
SPOKANE — The Innovia Foundation recently awarded $436,089 in scholarships to students throughout Eastern Washington and North Idaho for the 2025-2026 school year, including seven Adams County students, according to an announcement from Innovia. Innovia manages over 30 scholarship programs on behalf of donors who have established funds to help students achieve their career and post-high school education goals.
Basin girls soccer roundup Oct. 9 – Oct. 14
MOSES LAKE – With just over two weeks left of Basin girls soccer, teams are making their push for a spot in the postseason. See below where your favorite teams stand and their current record.
Mavs split doubleheader to end regular season on the diamond
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Mavericks slow-pitch softball team (15-1) split their doubleheader against Eastmont Thursday afternoon. While they ended the regular season with a loss, they are entering the postseason as the top seed in the Big 9.
Letter: Support Romig for county commissioner
The job of a county commissioner is to work hard for the citizens he/she represents. It is critical to coordinate and cooperate with other elected officials and the departments they oversee.
Idaho students have until Friday to seek emergency funds
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho education officials say so many people have applied for federal emergency money intended to help children learn during the coronavirus pandemic that they'll stop taking new applications after Friday.
Idaho students have until Friday to seek emergency funds
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho education officials say so many people have applied for federal emergency money intended to help children learn during the coronavirus pandemic that they'll stop taking new applications after Friday.
NFL suspends Tart, Williams for stepping on opponents
NEW YORK (AP) — The NFL on Monday suspended Titans defensive end Teair Tart and Bengals strong safety Shawn Williams for unnecessarily stepping on opponents last weekend.
NFL suspends Tart, Williams for stepping on opponents
NEW YORK (AP) — The NFL on Monday suspended Titans defensive end Teair Tart and Bengals strong safety Shawn Williams for unnecessarily stepping on opponents last weekend.
Mutual of Omaha replaces Indian chief logo with African lion
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Mutual of Omaha on Thursday unveiled a new corporate logo depicting an African lion, replacing the Indian chief head that had been the symbol of the insurance and financial services company for 70 years.
Sylvia Hammond's positions better suited to Seattle
I read the April 5 letter to the editor about Ms. Hammond who is running against Rep. Matt Manweller for state legislator. The writer offers some easy platitudes about being candid and forthright. Those types of broad and vague statements are fine, but eventually she will have to be “candid and forthright” with the voters. Here is what was posted on her Facebook page. She wants to ban guns and advocates for strong gun control measures. She supports Colin Kaepernick and all the other athletes who are taking a knee during the national anthem. This is an insult to all our veterans and she wants to appeal the federal tax cuts and impeach the president. She supports allowing men into women’s bathrooms or worse, men into girl’s bathrooms. She praises socialism. Someone needs to tell Ms. Hammond that this is Grant County and not Seattle.
Moses Lake earns two 1st place finishes
WENATCHEE - The Moses Lake Chiefs swim team used two first-place finishes to cap a strong team performance at the Eastern Washington Relays in Wenatchee.
Mutual of Omaha replaces Indian chief logo with African lion
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Mutual of Omaha on Thursday unveiled a new corporate logo depicting an African lion, replacing the Indian chief head that had been the symbol of the insurance and financial services company for 70 years.
The Fishin' Magician: Summer Chinook
Summer run Chinook fishing is still going strong in Central Washington. Most anglers' efforts are concentrated below Wells Dam, above the dam and off the mouth of the Okanogan River in the Brewster Pool. I fished the Pool recently and had a very slow day. I missed one fish on a herring rig and only landed one small fish later in the day. I left the water with my tail between my legs.
Friday, September 11, 2015
Wes Kelley new Moses Lake district transportation director • ML Council narrows down manager applicants to five • Juliann Dodds loves job and community • Work of Moses Lake native featured in museum exhibit • ML woman dies in accident near Othello • Registration due Friday for flag football league • Does it say in the Bible that Jesus ever laughed? • Bits & Pieces - Then and now continued: 1965 to 2015 • Brenna Whitney, Jennifer Mendoza lead Warden past Quincy • Fresh News from MarDon • Dove season has strong beginning • Dave Graybill: The Fishin' Magician
Lopez tags first Washington turkey
It has been and continues to be a great hunting year for Rudy Lopez of Spokane Valley. He has notched his first elk tag, a deer tag, he shot his first pheasant recently and has bagged several quail. On Dec. 14 he tagged his first Washington turkey during a turkey hunt in the Davenport area. The season limit was one turk of either sex. This hen was taken from a flock of around 150. Lopez is the retired Command Chief of Fairchild Air Force Base. He is now the director of the Veterans’ Cemetery at Medical Lake. Dennis L. Clay photo
SPENDING CUTS
The House Spending Cuts Bill cuts spending by about $61.5 billion until September was passed by the House of Representatives on a mostly partisan vote of 235-189. The bill would cut domestic programs spending by 14 percent. These cuts affect the lives of middle and lower incomes families disproportionately, when compared to the wealthy. Most of these programs are strong, helpful, vital improvements to the quality of life for the majority of Americans.
Girls basketball: WARDEN 59, ROYAL 31
ROYAL CITY - A strong finish despite a bad ending was enough to carry Warden's Lady Cougars to a win the next evening.
Police seek help in identifying body
MOSES LAKE - Douglas County Sheriff Harvey Gjesdal is requesting public assistance to identify the body of a deceased woman found Saturday near Brewster.