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Flapper follies

OTHELLO — The play opening Thursday at Othello High School promises to be the bee’s knees. Perhaps even the cat’s pajamas. “(‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’) is the memoir of a flapper,” said Othello High School Drama Club advisor Tom Christensen. “She’s manipulative and a con artist. Her goal in life is …

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‘Excellent adventure’

QUINCY — Veterans Operation Creation’s Veterans Day show Wednesday will span the decades with silliness and music. “We’re calling it …

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BARE OUR SHELVES: November and December activities at the Moses Lake Library

November brings colder weather and the season of “fall back” because of Daylight Saving Time. Library staff are working hard …

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BASIN EVENTS Nov. 6-14

COLUMBIA BASIN — Now that everyone has adjusted from the Daylight Saving Time changeover, it’s time to get out of …

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Quincy HS opens ‘The Legend of Sleepy Hollow’ this weekend

QUINCY — A timeless ghost story will take the stage at Quincy High School this weekend. “It keeps the essence …

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CBAA Premier Series offers music, ballet and comedy

MOSES LAKE — Columbia Basin Allied Arts 49th Premier Series is a little shorter than past seasons, but that’s because …

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GALLERY: A look back at October 2026

MOSES LAKE — October is in the rear-view mirror, but before we dive headlong into November, here’s a look back …

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BASIN EVENTS: November 2026

COLUMBIA BASIN — November is right around the corner, and the Basin is brimming with things to do. Here are …

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‘Piano Men: Generations’ to rock the Wallenstien Thursday

MOSES LAKE — The Central Basin Community Concert Association’s second concert of the season will showcase two of the most …

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HALLOWEEN ROUNDUP: Where to find trunk or treats in your community

COLUMBIA BASIN — These days, a lot of parents are nervous about letting their little monsters – and ghosts and …

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EVENTS: Oct. 23-31

COLUMBIA BASIN — We’ll have a full list of Halloween events next week, but here are some non-spooky things to …

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‘We’re present and we love them’

MOSES LAKE — Youth Dynamics raised more than $57,000 at its annual dinner and auction Saturday night, and the money …

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'Breast Cancer and Joy'

MOSES LAKE — Surrounded by friends, family, coworkers, students' parents and community members, Moses Lake teacher Joy Fry spent Thursday …

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LIBRARY ACTIVITIES: November 2026

COLUMBIA BASIN — No matter where you live in Grant and Adams counties, there’s a library near you with all …

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BASIN EVENTS: Oct. 16-24

COLUMBIA BASIN — Whether you feel like shopping, crafting, learning or seeing a show, there’s something happening for you this …

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Masquers production postponed

SOAP LAKE — The Masquers Theater performances of “Anastasia: The Musical” that were scheduled for this weekend have been canceled …

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Masquers to audition for ‘A Snow White Christmas’

SOAP LAKE — The Masquers Theater will hold auditions next week for its winter play, “A Snow White Christmas,” according …

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BARE OUR SHELVES: Check out what's happening at the library this fall

October brings cooler weather and spooky vibes! Library staff are working hard to decorate and prepare for our second annual …

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Halloween events around the Basin

COLUMBIA BASIN — Halloween is creeping up on us, and our local communities have safe, fun ways for little ghosties …

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BASIN EVENTS: Oct. 9-17

COLUMBIA BASIN — The days are warm, the nights are getting chilly and there are plenty of chances to get …

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