EU urges China to move on trade, back off in Hong Kong

BRUSSELS (AP) — Top European Union officials on Monday pressed China’s leaders to open the country’s markets further to European companies, show stronger leadership in reforming world trade’s governing body and step back from the brink in Hong Kong.

EU urges China to move on trade, back off in Hong Kong

BRUSSELS (AP) — Top European Union officials on Monday pressed China’s leaders to open the country’s markets further to European companies, show stronger leadership in reforming world trade’s governing body and step back from the brink in Hong Kong.

Police checks, mass testing after German meat plant outbreak

VERL, Germany (AP) — German police deployed hundreds of officers Thursday across two western regions that have been placed under a

UK govt accused of data bungles as towns fear more lockdowns

LONDON (AP) — Opponents accused the British government on Wednesday of putting lives at risk by failing to share information about local coronavirus outbreaks with affected areas.

UK govt accused of data bungles as towns fear more lockdowns

LONDON (AP) — Opponents accused the British government on Wednesday of putting lives at risk by failing to share information about local coronavirus outbreaks with affected areas.

Yahoo! discusses future

Furlong: It's nice to be wanted by area

State Rep. Holmquist returns from Africa

Lawmaker part of delegation that visited nation of Tanzania

Population growth in ML slow, steady

City reaches, surpasses 16,000 mark

Grant County commissioners visit Moses Lake

Meeting offered chance to discuss issues

Aloha M. Wyckoff

Aloha died on Jan. 9, 2008. She was bom in Wilder, Idaho on Jan. 22, 1926. Her parents were Harlan and Marie Maw. She is survived by her husband, Burl, two daughters, Christine Cordes (John Adams) and Cynthia J. Wyckoff (Paul Meisenheimer), a grandson, Wyle Cordes, a step-grandson, Gregory Adams, two sisters, Idaleen and Judith, and three brothers, Vernon, Lester and Carl. Her elder sister Madeline had passed away on Feb. 29, 2004.

Quincy celebrates water recycling plant

QUINCY - Using Quincy's wastewater to keep computer servers cool at the area's data centers is becoming a reality with a planned water recycling facility.

Entities report 'smooth, upbeat' potato conference

Preparations under way for next year

Wall Street Journal covers Quincy growth

QUINCY — Quincy is back in the news.

Permitting drops to eight weeks

EPHRATA — The wait for a building permit has gotten shorter, but the director of Grant County's community development department hopes to make it shorter still.

Warden talks with county

Sewer replacement, burn ban discussed

Speaker shares details of training program

Grads seeking jobs

MOSES LAKE — Within a week of graduation, some graduates from the area’s first Pre-Employment Training Program already have job interviews with prospective employers in manufacturing.

Area waiting rooms restocked with kids' books

Moses Lake teen's Eagle Scout project

MOSES LAKE — Collecting one plastic sack of books at a time, Spencer Plate, 16, pounded the pavement to become an Eagle Scout.

Warden police chief set to retire

WARDEN — Warden Police Chief Ken Krebs’ final day with the police department is Feb. 2.

Tech is key in economy

Big Bend reaches beyond Moses Lake

MOSES LAKE — Before the economy’s downturn, Big Bend Community College invested in technology to maintain an expected level of service throughout its vast coverage area.

Interim Quincy police chief sworn in

Will serve until replacement is found

QUINCY — Quincy’s new interim police chief was sworn into office, saying he wants to more community policing and to increase morale.