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Five Jacks sign to play college sports

QUINCY — Students, family and coaches gathered at the Quincy High School commons Monday as five athletes signed their letter of intent to keep playing their sport at the college level. Pierce Bierlink, Ashton Barnes-Keller, Brayan Nunez, Edwin Hernandez and Dominik Plascencia put pen to paper.

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SUMMER BLOOM

WEATHER: June 3-9

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Local athletes play in Columbia Basin series senior all-star baseball game

MOSES LAKE — The Sports Council and All-State Baseball announced in a press release that they are hosting the sixth …

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McKaidan Boyd named Tigers volleyball coach

EPHRATA — The Ephrata School District announced Tuesday in a press release that McKaidan Boyd has been selected as the …

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SENIOR EVENTS: June 2026

COLUMBIA BASIN — The sun is shining; the birds are singing, and there’s lots of fun out there for seniors …

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Caregivers help prevent depression in seniors

MOSES LAKE — It’s not talked about very much, but depression is a very real concern for seniors. “Aging is …

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20-year friendship

QUINCY — In May 2006, a few shovels turned over not just some dirt, but the fortunes of a community.

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UW claims 22nd IRA national championship in rowing

Golf River, California — The University of Washington Huskies men’s varsity eight rowing team won the IRA National Championship Sunday …

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Washington College athletes earn GNAC honors

MOSES LAKE — Several Washington college athletes received special awards from the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Friday. According to a …

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Grant County Jail Roster for June 1, 2026

This list shows current inmates who were arrested by Grant County law enforcement agencies on May 31 through June 1 …

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Gasoline prices show spring surge, recent pullback across WA and U.S.

MOSES LAKE — Gasoline prices across Washington state, the nation, Grant County, and Adams County have followed a similar trajectory …

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Built-in technology helps put out Simplot fire Sunday

MOSES LAKE — Technology built into processing machinery at a Moses Lake business helped extinguish a fire before it could …

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ON THE ROAD AGAIN

WEATHER: June 2-8

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MLCA class of 2026 closes the door on high school

MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake Christian Academy salutatorian SanTahna Ferguson said graduation was the start of something new – something …

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Wenatchee Road fire briefly threatens nearby buildings

MOSES LAKE — A fire of about an acre threatened some homes and outbuildings but was extinguished within about 90 …

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Quincy Jackrabbits see athletes commit to college

QUINCY — The Quincy Jackrabbits had five athletes commit to colleges Monday afternoon as they prepare to head on to …

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Basin Athletes place in the state tournament

MOSES LAKE — Athletes from around the Columbia Basin competed in the track and field state championships in Yakima and …

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‘Keep those sparks off the landscape’

EPHRATA — An annual burn restriction is now in effect across unincorporated areas of Grant County, as local fire officials …

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Honky-Tonk Circus to headline George Fourth festivities

GEORGE — For a town of barely 1,000 people, George hosts a whopping Fourth of July Celebration, as befits a …

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Connelly Park closed indefinitely after storm caused extensive damage

MOSES LAKE — Connelly Park will remain closed for the foreseeable future after a powerful windstorm swept through the area …

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