New high-density development proposed in North Kalispell

Named the Reserve at Johnson Ranch, the development would see 186 single-family lots and two multi-family lots, one of which contains 237 units.

Mary Ellen Verdal, 98

Mary Ellen (Jones) Verdal passed away December 22, 2024.

Mid-century Moses Lake: A Decade of Transformation

Moses Lake has a certain look. A short trip through our downtown business district and older, established neighborhoods reveals a great deal about the history of this place; the history is in the landscape, and mid-century architecture helps to tell our story. Between 1950 and 1960, the population of Moses Lake grew 322 percent. To call those years a boom time is an understatement. The reason for such massive, explosive growth was the Columbia Basin Project, perhaps the most audacious public works project ever attempted. Water from the Project activated the rich soil in our region and changed Moses Lake forever. The Project, put on hold during World War II, resumed full speed after the Allied victory. Test farms, new neighborhoods, and opportunities sprouted alongside potatoes and sugar beets. A May 1947 ad in the Herald proudly announced the completion of the first of 25 new homes in Knolls Vista. The ad invited the public to an open house to inspect the “homey, two-bedroom residence with garage attached and a full basement,” and announced the imminent completion of 24 other houses and the sale of 82 lots. Knolls Vista developers could see the future on the horizon.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

PENINSULA DRIVE RECONSTRUCTION - 2008

Legals for December, 4 2023

SHOT Show full of info

This is the last of a two-part series about the 2015 Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show in Las Vegas.

How to have a safe and fun summer road trip

(ARA) - Summer is the perfect time to hit the road and discover new back roads in your state or drive cross-country. A summer road trip is a great opportunity for those once-in-a-lifetime experiences and a great way to make memories with your friends and family. A little planning and preparation will make your road trip even better. Here are some tips that can be essential to summer road trip success.

More than just a dining experience

By DEVIN HEILMAN

Legals for December, 29 2021

Virus outbreak in Iran sickens hundreds, including leaders

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — After facing sanctions and the risk of war amid tensions with the United States, Iran’s Shiite theocracy now has an enemy in the new coronavirus that infiltrated its leadership in plain view of state-controlled media and despite repeated denials of any looming threat.

Council debates city manager hiring process

Tweedie races his way to NCT title

Tweedie won the Northwest Championship Tour title with 402 points.

Council debates city manager hiring process

Council debates city manager hiring process

Parks meeting focuses on Mattson property, trails

West Shore News

Winter's here - it's tie to ski race

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Teens may need extra push to get outdoors

It's a familiar refrain in homes with teenagers: "Shut off that television, get outside and get some exercise!"

Local writer wins honor for first novel

Buchanan's book takes a different view of vigilantes

Ukraine battered again; Zelenskyy says US officials to visit

A 3-month-old baby was among six people killed when Russia fired cruise missiles at the Black Sea port city of Odesa

After traumatic year, Ohio city rallies around hoops team

DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Trey Landers survived one of his hometown's worst moments. Now he's contributing to one of its best.