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Wahluke's bitter first taste of defeat
Warriors lose a tough game to Zillah
Holmquist reviews recent session
Legislator disappointed by tax increases
The Lady Cougars get it done in three
Warden defeats Columbia-Burbank at home
ML presents Breastfest 2006
Annual event celebrates World Breastfeeding Week with vendors, guest speakers, raffles
Production increases at REC site
Moses Lake plant sees indirect benefits
Robert Lee Burton
In loving memory
PUD pays $57 million for debt
EPHRATA — The Grant County Public Utility District commission voted to pay $57 million of debt Monday, redeeming a portion of the district's $217 million electric system revenue and refunding bonds from 2001.
Ephrata drops district title game
Lady Tigers go into state tournament rounds in two spot
Isaak's late shot, 26 points, leads ACH
Play Pateros tonight at 8 p.m. in semifinals
YAKIMA — Only 24 hours earlier Almira/Coulee-Hartline’s sophomore guard Madeline Isaak struggled all night to get her shooting rhythm.
Bates, Ranstrom move on
MOSES LAKE — Big Bend Community College basketball players Jeff Ranstrom (left) and Dana Bates announced their future intentions recently about where each plan to continue their careers.
Cougars begin state playoff push
Naches Valley battles Warden starting at 7 p.m.
WARDEN — A first playoff appearance since 2007 for the Warden Cougars tips off tonight at 7 p.m. against the Naches Valley Rangers.
Difference of two kicks, Warden falls short
WARDEN - A kick here or there in their favor and the Warden
Lady Lions qualify for 1B state tournament
SOAP LAKE - Only one bid to the Class 1B state finals in Yakima was available to the North Central Washington 1B league and in last night's volleyball final, the Moses Lake Christian Academy Lady Lions made sure they sent Thorp home on the bus empty handed.
Winning streak falls in Walla Walla
Walla Walla CC 101Big Bend CC 78
WALLA WALLA — A seven-game winning streak by the Big Bend Community College Vikings basketball team came to a resounding halt as Walla Walla CC rolled to a 101-78 win on Saturday night.
White Heron's Cameron Fries studied in Europe
TRINIDAD - Once he decided he wanted to be a wine maker, White Heron Cellars's Cameron Fries knew he needed to learn from the best, and he headed for Europe.
Lula Estrada
Our beloved mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend Obdulia (Lula) Estrada, 69, of Warden, passed away on Nov. 17, 2020, at Central Washington Hospital.
ACH boys look to make noise at state
ACH boys' basketball
SPOKANE — It’s the big city and bright lights for three area basketball teams headed to the Class B State Basketball Tournament at the Spokane Arena. The No. 1-ranked Almira/Coulee-Hartline boys (23-0) roll into town undefeated and will face No. 2 Seattle Lutheran in the 2 p.m. game on Thursday. The Warriors won a 1B state championship in 2012 and are certainly on track to play for another one in 2015-16.
Ag markets began Wednesday's trading in mixed fashion
Favorable conditions continued depressing corn futures Tuesday night. Although China announced overnight that it will increase its domestic grain storage capacity by 50 million tonnes, that apparently did little to support corn futures. Prospects for a bumper autumn harvest reportedly dragged yellow grain prices lower once again. July slid 2.5 cents to $4.405/bushel early Wednesday morning, while December declined 2.75 to $4.38.
Increased drought portends lower future for Midwest yields
Increasingly harsh drought conditions in the U.S. Midwest’s Corn Belt may take a serious toll on corn and soybean yields over the next half-century, according to research published in the journal Science.
Howard Arthur Larson
Howard Arthur Larson, was born on May 16, 1924, to Julius and Anna Larson of Kenyon, MN. His sister, Corinne (Tootie), was born 3 1/2 years later and soon thereafter the family moved to a lakeside, 20 acre plot west of Faribault, MN. This location eventually became a small resort know as Larson's Bay. The family had large vegetable gardens and a huge strawberry patch.