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Sleep center's closure part of a more complex situation
MOSES LAKE — The decision by the Moses Lake City Council to end support for the Open Doors sleep center has prompted a lot of discussion, from the April 22 council meeting to community members to the people who use the sleep center itself.
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Strong women center stage
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake High School senior Llayleni Fuentes has dreamed of staging “Steel Magnolias,” and now she has …
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Ephrata High enhances security with new video intercom system
EPHRATA — Ephrata High School recently completed the installation of a new video intercom system as part of an initiative …
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Jacks earn 9-0 victory against Tonasket
QUINCY – The Quincy Jackrabbits soccer team earned a 9-0 victory over Tonasket during their senior night Tuesday. “Honestly, it’s …
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Mavs finish fourth on home course
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Mavericks Girls Golf team finished fourth overall Tuesday afternoon in their league tournament at …
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Moses Lake man arrested after high-speed chase
MOSES LAKE — A Moses Lake man was booked into the Grant County Jail on suspicion of felony eluding and …
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Quincy bust reveals drug lab, guns, explosives
QUINCY — A bust at a home near Quincy yielded guns, explosives and a multi-faceted drug manufacturing operation, according to …
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World’s shortest comedian to perform in Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE — Comedian Tanyalee Davis may stand only three feet three inches tall, but she packs a big attitude. …
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Jovie looking to bust out of puppy juvie
OTHELLO – Jovie is an adult female who is new to the shelter and hoping someone will come and take …
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‘The hospital that you built’
QUINCY — The community got a sneak peek Friday at the new Quincy Valley Medical Center. “We've planned, we've thought …
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Group14 to slow Moses Lake project
MOSES LAKE — Group14, a battery manufacturing company, will slow down but not stop construction of its Moses Lake facility. …
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Money allocated for irrigation project north of I-90
MOSES LAKE — About $44 million in state funding will be allocated to a section of the Odessa Groundwater Replacement …
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Mavs' shine at Inland Empire tourney
MOSES LAKE – Moses Lake Mavericks’ Abbie O’Neil and Claire Thompson won first place in the consolation bracket over the …
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Basin events calendar for May 2025
COLUMBIA BASIN — May is here, and the Basin is making the transition from spring to summer. Here are a …
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WA Legislature passes Rainier School closure bill that includes new transition plans
(The Center Square) – Outside of budget negotiations, one of the bills that dominated Washington state lawmakers' attention during the …
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Huskies best Prosser 8-1
OTHELLO – The Othello Huskies soccer team best Prosser 8-1 Monday night in their final game of the regular season. …
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BASIN SPORTS SCHEDULE: April 30 - May 7
MOSES LAKE – The Spring sports regular season is coming to a close. Be sure to attend some games this …
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Aircraft firefighting spring session starts May 1
MOSES LAKE — Big Bend Community College will be hosting firefighters from throughout the Pacific Northwest at the spring session …
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MLSD hosting community forum to introduce finalists for leadership role
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake School District is inviting families, staff and community members to actively participate in a …
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Filing period next week for Adams County offices
RITZVILLE — Two Adams County towns will be electing mayors, most will be electing city council and school board members …
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