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Landowner shoots cougar that killed goats near The Dalles
THE DALLES, Ore. (AP) — A landowner fatally shot a cougar Monday that had killed several goats in a neighborhood near The Dalles along the Columbia River Gorge, state officials said.
Fishing Magician Report: Hover fishing with Herb Good
I mentioned in my last report that I have been away for a while and had been at Fish Camp. While I was there I got a chance to fish in the Columbia River Gorge near Biggs and off the mouth of the White Salmon River, with retired guide Herb Good.
Thursday, July 28, 2016
Finding the right fit: Responses to new high school options mixed • Don's Restaurant, Notaras lodge sold in Soap Lake • Newhouse gets (and gives) hugs at the Boys and Girls Club • State DYW program set for Aug. 6 • Othello: We're here for you • Red Rocks, the Gorge both are magical venues • No man's land: Reflections on being homeless • Watermelon season starts slowly but should adjust • Royal Organic Products permit reinstated with conditions • Using master hunters to hazing deer saves money • Columbia Basin prepares to defend World Series crown
Gorge names manager on eve of 'biggest' season
Wilde takes over at 'unique venue'
The Fishin' Magician: Salmon on the coast
In my previous report I mentioned that I would be traveling from Fish Camp in the Columbia River Gorge to the Oregon coast to do some salmon fishing. This was the second year I have done so in September, and works out to be a very good time to fishing out of Nehalem.
Supporting local: Grant County Tourism Commission works to bring visitors while supporting area businesses
EPHRATA – Grant County has a lot to offer travelers, whether they’re passing through or coming for a show at The Gorge Amphitheatre or maybe spending a weekend at a bed and breakfast by the Columbia River – but it takes work to get the word out about the attractions in the county. That’s what the Grant County Tourism Commission is for though. “Fundamentally, when you break it down, we utilize funding from LTAC, which is the Lodging Tax Advisory (Committee), and we take the revenue generated from tourism – all the people that travel to our county and spend money staying in hotels and campgrounds and RV sites – and we use that to promote the entire county,” said Tourism Commission Chair Amanda Laramore.
Drone maker to pay $25M over military gear parts
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Aerial drone manufacturer Insitu in the Columbia River Gorge will pay $25 million to settle allegations that its military drones were outfitted with used components instead of new ones.
Drone maker to pay $25M over military gear parts
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Aerial drone manufacturer Insitu in the Columbia River Gorge will pay $25 million to settle allegations that its military drones were outfitted with used components instead of new ones.
The Fishin' Magician: Fish Camp
I had a busy past week, putting about a thousand miles on my Ford F-150. I traveled down to the Columbia River Gorge to attend "Fish Camp", and got to fish for walleye and smallmouth bass, as well as meet some great people that manufacture outdoor gear. This is an annual event where writers and broadcasters like me are invited to spend some time fishing together and learn more about their products.
Friday, May 8, 2015
Ephrata man sentenced for stealing items from INET van • Port rail project examined • Presentations, mock DUI designed to show kids consequences of driving under influence • Boys and Girls Club summer registration open • Volunteer opportunities on Moses Lake commissions • Woman fined for argument with Gorge staff • Swartz appointed to state Traffic Safety Commission • Sixth haystack fire near Quincy deemed 'suspicious' • Bits & Pieces: 1950 map shows what was expected of the Columbia Basin Project • Casci Carpenter signs with EOU • Moses Lake loses nonleague battle with Ephrata • Marissa Strickland headed to WVC • Fresh News from MarDon • Clay: Special hunt permit deadline is May 20 • Dave Graybill: The Fishin' Magician
Calls for service down, arrests up at Paradiso Festival
QUINCY — Overall arrests were up at the Paradiso Festival at the Gorge Ampitheatre over the weekend, but fewer people required medical treatment and the Grant County Sheriff’s Office received less calls for service during the popular electronic dance musical festival.
Runnin' down my dream in Moses Lake
The classic lyrics to Tom Petty's "Running Down a Dream" echoed through the Columbia River gorge this weekend, resonating in my heart.
Runnin' down my dream in Moses Lake
The classic lyrics to Tom Petty's "Running Down a Dream" echoed through the Columbia River gorge this weekend, resonating in my heart.
Oregon Daybook
Associated Press Oregon Daybook for Monday, Jan. 13.
Watershed 101: Having a fun and safe time at the Gorge
GEORGE - The Gorge Amphitheater and its festivals can be a fun place to enjoy music in the summer. This past weekend, Watershed returned for its 11th year at the Gorge. When attending Watershed, or any other concert or festival at the Gorge, there are some tips, tricks and advice that will help attendees to have a fun and safe time. “A big thing is to plan the trip,” said Josh Sainsbury, Grant County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy of Emergency Operations...
Local officers to be honored for bravery
MOSES LAKE — Five law enforcement officers from the Basin will be honored for their bravery in last year’s shooting at the Gorge Campground, according to an announcement from the Moses Lake Police Department. Det. Edgar Salazar, Det. Sgt. Kyle McCain, Det. Corp. Omar Ramirez and Officer Curt Ledeboer, of the MLPD, and Grant County Sheriff’s Office Det. Korey Judkins will receive the Washington State Medal of Honor for Exceptionally Meritorious Conduct in the Performance of Duty in a ceremony May 3 in Olympia, the announcement said. On June 17, 2023, the five detectives were working undercover at a concert at the Gorge Amphitheatre when a man, later identified as 26-year-old James M. Kelly, began shooting in the campground, killing two women and injuring three others, the MLPD wrote in the announcement. Kelly then took a captive female with him out into a field, where he continued to abuse her.
Friday, May 29, 2015
Boy, 17, stabbed in the back • Author wants to 'make Haitian lives real' • Quincy faces lawsuit for alleged records violation • 2015 Gorge lineup preview • Man cleared of charges from alleged bar fight • Bits & Pieces: 36th Rescue Flight opens arms in welcome • Ephrata girls golf state champs • Fresh News from MarDon • Clay: Two days left in the 2015 spring turkey season • Dave Graybill: Fishin' Magician
Monday, July 25, 2016
Bail set at $1 million in crash that killed 8-year-old girl • Sen. Warnick's Moses Lake Data Center visit informative • Dead & Company: Venerable band shows more than a touch of grey at Gorge • Newhouse tours Othello hospital • National Night Out returning to Moses Lake, Quincy • Woman injured in collision near Othello • MLPD accepting applications for reserve officers • Youth Outdoor Unlimited making dreams come true for children with disabilities
Thursday, June 2, 2016
Auditors: accounting errors at 2 local school districts • Grant County Fairgrounds projects expected to be done by fair time • Grant County businesses lay groundwork for Korea trade • Wahluke teacher arrested in sexual misconduct case • Woman arrested on kidnapping charges • Burien man pleads guilty to Gorge hit-and-run incident • 1 dead, at least 2 others injured in collision outside Royal City • Man sentenced for having sex with teen • Clay: Quest for comb becomes complicated •
Monday, July 11, 2016
Soap Lake councilmember sues city over free speech • Boys & Girls Club duck race was a smash hit • GOP women to meet Tuesday • County unemployment declines in May • Runaway June brings its country harmonies to the Gorge • Newhouse introduces bill to clarify ag rules • Wade Leslie hopes to inspire others to rise above • Moses Lake girls basketball has solid summer • Spuds reach semifinals of Yakima Firecracker Tournament