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Summer’s end approaches, but roadwork continues
MOSES LAKE — Summer is winding down, but road construction season still has a couple more months to go – something drivers will have to keep in mind when school starts next week. Sections of A Street Northeast and Jackrabbit Street Northeast in Quincy remain closed for construction.
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Grant County Fair history barn keeps fair memories alive
MOSES LAKE — There was a time, that time being 1911, when Wilson Creek was the up-and-coming town in a …
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First-year rabbit competitor takes home Grand Champion ribbon
MOSES LAKE — Remmi Reffett and her rabbit Domino did pretty well at the 2026 Grant County Fair, all things …
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Crosstown Cup stays with Pack
Flathead dealt some blows, but in the end Glacier golf still holds the Crosstown Cup.
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BASIN EVENTS: Aug. 21-29
COLUMBIA BASIN — Summer is winding down, so don’t miss your chance to enjoy it while it lasts. Here are …
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Bug Out branches out
MOSES LAKE — After a year of successfully fighting off bugs and weeds, Bug Out is expanding into helping things …
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GALLERY: Grant County Youth Equine Program on full display at Grant County Fair
MOSES LAKE — The Grant County Fair is in full swing, and with each year, comes another week of competition …
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Meet Rumi
Meet Rumi, a petite domestic shorthair mix with a gorgeous orange-and-brown coat and a personality that's simply purr-fect. This spayed …
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GUEST COLUMN: Fake experts equal real risk
A colleague of mine loves his cats. So, when he saw a social media post from a veterinarian warning that …
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Moses Lake hosting Special Olympics bocce regionals
MOSES LAKE — The Washington Special Olympics East Regional Bocce competition is set to be held Saturday from 10 a.m. …
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