Quincy farmer lived a full life of service before being hit by the coronavirus

MOSES LAKE — Robert Hammond, a World War II veteran, a devotee of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a member of the Grant County community since 1955, died June 11 in Moses Lake at the Summer Wood Alzheimer’s Special Care Center.

Moses Lake Roundup's Purple Night

Purple Night

Editor's note: The below version shows the corrected date of the event, which is Aug. 20

Buddies walk through Moses Lake

MOSES LAKE — It was a good afternoon for a buddy walk.

Loyal Edward (Tommy) Thompson, Jr.

Loyal Edward (Tommy) Thompson, Jr. of Moses Lake, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, January 20, 2010 at the age of 92. Tommy was born December 19th, 1917 in Alma Michigan. He and his family moved to Miami, Florida in 1922 where he was raised and eventually met his wife, Ruth. After marriage they moved to Moses Lake in 1949, where he owned and operated Thompson Equipment Company, Red Top International, and was a part owner of Express Building Supply.

Guiding Moses Lake to plan for growth

Greetings, Moses Lake community and Moses Lake stakeholders.

Elks host annual free community Thanksgiving dinner

MOSES LAKE - The Moses Lake Elks host a free community Thanksgiving dinner Thursday.

Ron H. Knopp

February 24, 1948 – May 15, 2016

Smokiam Days: fun in sun

People want to see more of event type to bring community together

Matt Manweller presents platform

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Moses Lake Cyclery ready to roll

MOSES LAKE — Remember your first bike? The wind in your face, that first taste of freedom. A Moses Lake business woman wants to keep that spirit alive.

December 1, 2015

Bail set for Royal man charged with murder • 'Saddest possible outcome': Sheriff believes lost hunter fell to his death from cliff • Knights bound for state again • Mattawa's Carlos N. Mata named Top Cadet at the latest State Trooper graduation • This Thanksgiving one of the best • Wahluke Junior High STEM Program grows with additional funding • Living with Faith: Sometimes the lesson isn't just meant for you • Wahluke's students learn police work through career and technical education program • Cozy Comforts Bazaar: Steve Largent Seahawks jersey (80) available • Holding solid position the goal of Grant County potato growers • Give Back Challenge: Saddle Mountain Elementary students distribute 25 meals • Snow drift causes rollover near George • Cortez, Villafana lead Royal defense in near shutout of Connell in semis, headed to state • Offense or Defense? Royal is a balanced team • State contender taking shape on Royal High School mats this season • Ready for the time of their life: Coach Miller wants Japanese wrestlers to remember Royal • King's took out tough programs to get to Tacoma this Saturday • Homeless Taskforce: Volunteers, donations sought for count • Mattawa boy takes first in Seattle Seahawks Punt, Pass & Kick • One from Mattawa hurt in rear-ender • Washington State's electronic recycling program updated • Kittitas kids lend a hand to Mattawa Area Food Bank • Spirit of Giving Alive: Christmas Toy Drive underway in Mattawa

Little League baseball this weekend

MOSES LAKE - Thousands of Little League baseball players from as far away as Canada and Montana will be taking the field at five separate locations in and around Moses Lake this weekend.

Officers close down two Ephrata area marijuana operations

EPHRATA – The Grant County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday that it had shut down two large illegal marijuana growing operations on Thursday. “Detectives say the sites were part of a large and organized illegal drug enterprise,” The announcement read.

Yakima River Canyon Bird Festival showcases central Washington's natural wonders this May

Join the Kittitas Environmental Education Network (KEEN), Paul Bannick, and other bird watchers from May 12-14 for the first annual Yakima River Canyon Bird Fest.

Kyle E. Lynch

August 31, 1969 – November 23, 2017

Kyle E. Lynch Aug. 31, 1969 - Nov. 23, 2016

Have you heard the phrase, “I’m from the government and I’m here to help?”

Coyotes take fifth at Winter Classic

MOSES LAKE — After beginning pool play with an 0-1-1 record, the 18U Moses Lake Coyotes closed out last weekend’s Winter Classic tournament with back-to-back wins to place fifth in their home tournament. “It’s always our favorite,” Coyotes Coach Paul Davies said of the Winter Classic. “We love being able to play new teams and especially play on our home ice. We’re really proud of it.” The Winter Classic, which the Moses Lake Youth Hockey Association has hosted since 2012, brought in numerous teams from Washington’s west side and down from Canada.

Washington governor asked to rethink restaurant restrictions

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A group of Democratic lawmakers and a hospitality association want Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee to reconsider his four-week ban on indoor dining that took effect this week.

Washington governor asked to rethink restaurant restrictions

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A group of Democratic lawmakers and a hospitality association want Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee to reconsider his four-week ban on indoor dining that took effect this week.

Washington governor asked to rethink restaurant restrictions

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A group of Democratic lawmakers and a hospitality association want Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee to reconsider his four-week ban on indoor dining that took effect this week.