Ex-CEO of Wirecard arrested in scandal over missing billions

BERLIN (AP) —

Grant PUD responds to Moses Lake chamber

EPHRATA — A letter written by Grant County PUD Commission President Tom Flint reiterates past points and further explains why the commission decided to stop dark fiber sales in May.

Group nears goal for air service

$286,000 pledged toward SkyWest

MOSES LAKE — Thirty-eight companies pledged $286,000 for prepaid airline tickets as part of an effort to bring SkyWest Airlines to Grant County, according to the Grant County Economic Development Council (EDC).

GCEDC launching marketing initiative in Japan

Targeted approach to 7E7 suppliers preferred

$600 million expansion coming

MOSES LAKE — An expansion estimated at $600 million and 85 to 90 new jobs will indeed be housed in Moses Lake, it was announced today.

Moses Lake sees building boom

Building permits up 16 percent, residential permits 47 percent

Cold Train shipments increase six-fold

QUINCY - A refrigerated train car service launched from the Port of Quincy in April just boosted its weekly shipments from 10 loads to 60 loads.

Grant County growing as major part of wine country

Every month new wineries open in Washington in what seems to be a constantly expanding industry.

EDC moves to attract retailers

MOSES LAKE - One of the Grant County Economic Development Council's 2011 projects is to attract more local retailers.

Moves in livestock futures bracketed those of the crop markets

Corn futures posted a firm Monday close. Forecasts for benign harvest weather and a disappointing result on the weekly USDA Export Inspections report weighed on corn futures to start the week. However, CBOT prices staged a late comeback, which probably reflected the slow harvest pace to this point, short-covering and to technical support around current levels. December corn futures settled 0.25 cent higher at $3.4825/bushel Monday afternoon, while May inched up 0.5 to $3.705.

Moses Lake officials refute online claims about Costco

MOSES LAKE - Moses Lake city officials denied claims on Facebook they stopped Costco from coming to town.

US: Border tunnel appears to be 'most sophisticated'

PHOENIX (AP) — An incomplete tunnel found stretching from Mexico to Arizona appears to be “the most sophisticated tunnel in U.S. history," authorities said.

European economic rebound slows as virus cases rise

The European economy’s rebound from coronavirus lockdowns slowed in August, suggesting the reopening of businesses is proceeding slowly and the outlook for jobs is precarious

Kim vows to bolster North Korea's military at party meeting

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea leader Kim Jong Un vowed to strengthen the country's military defenses in a speech at a major ruling party meeting that provides insights into his priorities amid growing economic challenges and a U.S. presidential transition.

Kim vows to bolster North Korea's military at party meeting

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea leader Kim Jong Un vowed to strengthen the country's military defenses in a speech at a major ruling party meeting that provides insights into his priorities amid growing economic challenges and a U.S. presidential transition.

Senate passes low-carbon fuel standard bill; returns to House

In a 27-20 vote, the Washington state Senate passed House Bill 1091, the low-carbon fuel standard bill, which many opponents say would hike gas and diesel prices in the state.

Healthy, factual debate serves everyone well

The Bonner County Daily Bee recently published a column by Caldwell teacher Levi B. Cavener titled “Is Charter School Fraud Coming to Idaho?” There were many inaccuracies in Cavener’s piece, almost too many to list. But I’d like to set the record straight on a few.

Chamber welcomes TransEco Services

SANDPOINT — The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed TransEco Services.

Sandpoint lauded as family town

SANDPOINT — According to a recent study, Sandpoint is a top-notch location to set the foundation for a lifetime of family memories.

City budget could bring layoffs, cuts in service

SANDPOINT — The City Council will be grappling with some difficult decisions as it brings equilibrium to the city’s $39 million budget.