Joo Wol 'Kim' Silva

Joo Wol “Kim” Silva, 72, longtime Moses Lake resident passed away Friday, February 19, 2010 at her home. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Friday, February 26, 2010 at Kayser’s Chapel of Memories with Dr. Paul Wagner, officiating. Viewing will be held from 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. on Thursday, February 25th at Kayser’s. Please sign the online guestbook or leave a note for the family at

Moses Lake preschooler appears on TV

MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake resident Christine Davis received a special gift for her birthday.

World Series is live on CBHtv

MOSES LAKE - Grant County is about to get a television station of its own.

Grant County Democrats hold rally Saturday

MOSES LAKE - Grant County Democrats are gathering in Moses Lake Saturday to promote economic justice, campaign finance reform and the rebuilding of the American dream.

Tokyo governor: Japan can host Olympics despite virus spike

TOKYO (AP) — Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike remains firm about being able to safely hold the Olympics next year despite growing concerns about Japan's recent resurgence of COVID-19 infections.

Y.O.U. Banquet two weeks away

The Fifth Annual Y.O.U. Banquet on schedule for Feb. 28, just two weeks from tomorrow, at the Best Western Lake Front Inn.

New potato types shared during spud conference

KENNEWICK - About 75 growers at the Washington-Oregon Potato Conference learned more about new potato clones and cultivars Tuesday afternoon from researchers based in both states.

Phones Plus moves into old Arctic Circle

MOSES LAKE - Phones Plus is moving into the former Arctic Circle on South Pioneer Way in Moses Lake.

Moses Lake girl donates 10 inches of hair

MOSES LAKE - Emery Martinez has never had a haircut.

Delicious Gala offers healthy meal plans

MOSES LAKE — As a busy mother of four, Sheryl Cassella saw firsthand how easy it was to fall into the trap of bringing home dinner from fast-food chains night after night.

Grant County vets lose advocate

MOSES LAKE - Grant County veterans who need a place to sleep, help buying food and groceries or filling out benefit paperwork have one less way to receive help.

Foundation not a contributing factor in dam fracture

BEVERLY, Wash. – The foundation below Wanapum Dam was not a factor in creating the fracture discovered on the dam’s spillway pier monolith No. 4.

Vietnam vet chosen as parade grand marshal

MOSES LAKE - Moses Lake resident and Vietnam veteran Bill Wiester was chosen as the grand marshal for the Grand Festival Moonlight Parade Saturday.

Shoreline at Columbia River to remain closed

BEVERLY - Boaters and fishermen will have to find a different Memorial Day hangout as Grant PUD reminds people that some shoreline and boat launches on the Columbia River will remain closed through the holiday.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

Royal School District 160 is requesting E-Rate Priority 2 Internal Connections bids for classroom audio/video switching systems, as defined by the Technical Specifications outlined.

The Red Tricycle opens in Ephrata

MOSES LAKE - The Red Tricycle opened this week in Ephrata, offering residents a place to shop for new and gently used children's clothing.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

Royal School District 160 is requesting E-Rate Priority 2 Internal Connections bids for classroom audio/video switching systems, as defined by the Technical Specifications outlined.

Sandhill Crane Festival draws thousands to Basin

Birding enthusiasts come from as far away as Ireland

OTHELLO - The annual spring migration of Sandhill Cranes through Othello draws bird enthusiasts from around the country, as well as from around the world.

INVITATION TO BID

CRP 601 / Franklin County Road Safety Program Phase I

Shoppers hit small businesses Saturday

MOSES LAKE - Two shoppers were looking at ceramic pebbles with inspirational sayings at Art Garden Pottery Saturday afternoon.