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Ephrata seeks grant to design new rail overpass, north–south arterial

EPHRATA — The City of Ephrata is moving forward with a major freight infrastructure proposal, asking the City Council to authorize a Freight Mobility Strategic Investment Board grant application that would fund preliminary engineering for a new railroad overpass and north–south arterial connecting SR‑28 to the Port of Ephrata.

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Veterans groups to host virtual career fair

ERLANGER, Ky. — Disabled American Veterans and RecruitMilitary® will co-host the National Virtual Veterans Career Fair from 1 to 4 …

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Port of Moses Lake rail project moving to construction

MOSES LAKE — With two decades of work already in the project, the Port of Moses Lake is looking for …

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Fuel Report for March 10

Fuel Report for March 10

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New Samaritan Hospital opens its doors

MOSES LAKE — The tarp covering the “Emergency” sign at the new Samaritan Hospital could be removed a few minutes …

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With fewer applicants, Grant PUD trying to fill what’s left

EPHRATA — A steep increase in application fees for Grant County PUD customers has reduced the number of pending applications …

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2025 sees slight real estate market improvement

KIRKLAND — The real estate market in Washington improved in 2025 compared to the year before, according to data released …

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Data center regulation stalls amid tech industry pushback

OLYMPIA — Democratic lawmakers' effort to regulate data centers failed to advance this short legislative session. House Bill 2515, spearheaded …

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Domestic Workers Bill of Rights awaits governor’s signature

OLYMPIA — Domestic workers across Washington received a major win last week as House Bill 2355, known as the Domestic …

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March 2 Fuel Report

March 2 Fuel Report

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Spring into a new home

MOSES LAKE — Spring is just about here, and that’s the prime home-buying season, said Steve Tagnolli, vice president of …

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District patrons get first look at new Samaritan Hospital

MOSES LAKE — Samaritan Healthcare District patrons got their first look at the new Samaritan Hospital Tuesday with tours of …

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DMLA kicks off 2026

MOSES LAKE — The Downtown Moses Lake Association held its annual kickoff meeting Thursday to discuss last year’s achievements and …

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Bill to reduce stress & regulations on WA ag community advancing

(The Center Square) - Legislation that would take a comprehensive look at how state regulations impact Washington's farmers and ranchers …

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WA fuel prices jump 17 cents, highest since late October

MOSES LAKE — Washington’s average gas price rose 17 cents in the past week, reaching $4.33 per gallon as of …

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Home & Garden Show returns next weekend

MOSES LAKE — The Columbia Basin Home and Garden Show will kick off the spring season Feb. 27-28. “We have …

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Ladies Night Out

MOSES LAKE — Woman of all ages enjoyed a night of shopping and socializing, at the Downtown Moses Lake Association’s …

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Paul Allen's estate says it has begun the process of selling the Super Bowl champion Seahawks

SEATTLE (AP) — The Seattle Seahawks are going up for sale in accordance with the wishes of late team owner …

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Grant Co. solar projects moving forward

COULEE CITY — A new solar electrical generation facility near Coulee City has received a conditional use permit from Grant …

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Local newspapers and broadcasters safe from digital ad tax for now

OLYMPIA — Earlier this week, Washington lawmakers voted to maintain the exemption for sales tax on advertising services for newspapers …

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