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Cougars plan to reload for this season
WARDEN — The Warden Cougars are deep in their preparations for their second season under Head Coach Brent Cox. As the early season practices continue, both players and coaches alike are looking forward to what they can accomplish this season. “I’m just really excited to get back out there,” said …
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Hungry for more
MOSES LAKE — After the winningest season in program history, the Moses Lake Mavericks (11-1) are looking to hit the …
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Eagles look to ‘climb Everest’ under new leadership in 2026
SOAP LAKE — The Soap Lake Eagles are heading into the fall with a new head coach as Tony O’Neel …
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Knights looking ahead after sixth-straight state title
ROYAL CITY — After winning their sixth straight 1A state championship last season, the Royal Knights (13-0) aren’t focused on …
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Tigers head into 2026 recharged and ready to compete
EPHRATA — The Ephrata Tigers are gearing up for another competitive season of football in the Central Washington Athletic Conference. …
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Player-led Jacks ready to show growth on the gridiron
QUINCY — When the Quincy Jacks (1-8) take the field this season, they’ll be a hungry group determined to show …
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Moms Helping Moms organizing backpack giveaway, clothing swap ahead of school year
MOSES LAKE — As families prepare for the start of the school year, the volunteer group Moms Helping Moms of …
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New Quincy city administrator says communication is crucial
QUINCY — New Quincy City Administrator Joe Harris said one of the things he’s learned in his first two weeks …
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Road projects continue as September approaches
QUINCY — The dirt is flying on A Street Northeast in Quincy. Construction crews were moving excavated soil and compacting …
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Choosing plants for a drought-resistant garden
MOSES LAKE — Heritage gardens, with native, drought-resistant plants, aren’t just nice to look at, they’re economical, and they make …
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BASIN EVENTS September 2026
COLUMBIA BASIN — The summer is over, and it’s time to start the fall festivities. Here’s a taste of what …
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Gators coming home: Groff to reopen with ribbon cutting, community tour
MOSES LAKE — After more than a year away from their school building, students and staff at Groff Elementary are …
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Back-to-school event includes free eye exams and glasses
MOSES LAKE — When the new school year starts, some Moses Lake children will be able to see the front …
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Othello Huskies new coach begins his journey -- following a legendary coach
OTHELLO— Coach Jerome Learman was hired as the Othello Huskies head coach in April. He looks to fill big shoes, …
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Grant County event to focus on overdose prevention
MOSES LAKE — Grant County residents will have an opportunity to honor loved ones lost to overdose, learn about recovery …
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Design Recipes: Creating colorful kids bedrooms
A child's bedroom is one of the few places in the home where color can truly take center stage. The …
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Ask Angi: What plumbing problems should homeowners fix before fall?
Late summer is an ideal time for homeowners to take care of preventative home maintenance before small issues become bigger, …
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Grant County Jail Roster for Aug. 27, 2026
Grant County Jail Roster for Aug. 27, 2026
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BUILDING PERMITS: Ephrata, Soap Lake, Warden
BUILDING PERMITS: Ephrata, Soap Lake, Warden
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