Lonepine angler still pacing Fall Mack Days field

No entries turned in on a windy, choppy Thursday.

This Week In History - Oct. 15, 2020

The Boundary County Museum shares stories from years gone by.

Oregon reports 876 new COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon recorded 876 new presumptive or confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday and five new deaths.

Oregon reports 876 new COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon recorded 876 new presumptive or confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday and five new deaths.

Maya Moore now wed, to wrongfully jailed man she helped free

NEW YORK (AP) — Basketball star Maya Moore has married Jonathan Irons, the Missouri man she helped work to free from prison after a 22-year-old wrongful conviction.

Maya Moore now wed, to wrongfully jailed man she helped free

NEW YORK (AP) — Basketball star Maya Moore has married Jonathan Irons, the Missouri man she helped work to free from prison after a 22-year-old wrongful conviction.

Oregon reports 876 new COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon recorded 876 new presumptive or confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday and five new deaths.

Bill Schlagel

January 22, 1929 – July 26, 2018

Pirates drop game to AppleSox, sweep Athletics at home

Pirates win two of three to begin home stand

Basin BBQ Bash turns into two-day event

MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Business Association (MLBA) is once again putting on the Basin BBQ Bash in LakeTown Landing, and it will be for two days this year.

Blood drive a success

On behalf of the Inland Northwest Blood Center, I would like to take this opportunity to thank those of you who supported our efforts in Moses Lake during our Community Wide Blood Drive held July 2,3 and 5,6 at Samaritan Healthcare.

BMX racers gear up for Memorial Day

Camping allowed this year

MOSES LAKE - Hundreds of BMX racers and fans are expected at the Larson Recreation Center track in Moses Lake during Memorial Day weekend.

Thank you, Relay For Life

EDITORIAL

Moses Lake's Relay for Life appeared well-attended, received good participation and even exceeded its $115,000 fundraising goal by $11,000.

Spokane artist featured at MAC

MOSES LAKE - Spokane artist Ildikó Kalapács' art is filled with the spirit of the human condition through splashes of vibrant color and textures from world cultures. Her artwork is now on display at the Moses Lake Museum and Art Center, at 401 S. Balsam St.

Fresh News from MarDon

Shorter days and cooler nights are upon us in Central Eastern Washington. With noticeable cooler water temperatures the walleye bite is back in full swing on the reservoir. Many fishers are anchoring off the face of the sand dunes in 4 to 20 feet of water and catching limits of perch (25 each) from 8 inches to 12 inches in length. Many perch fishers are also catching keeper walleye on perch tactics, just off the face of the dunes. The Goose Island area on the north-eastern side has been also been producing some nice walleye action.

Federal judge upholds New York's COVID-19 travel quarantine

UTICA, N.Y. (AP) — A federal judge threw out a lawsuit by an Arizona woman who claimed New York’s 14-day quarantine requirement for travelers from hotspot coronavirus states infringed on her “fundamental right to travel.”

Sandpoint Cutthroat Lacrosse forming boys and girls teams

SANDPOINT — It’s spring and kids with sticks are popping up all over town. There’s no need to be alarmed though, these sticks are lacrosse sticks and these kids are part of one of the most dynamic and fun sports team in town — Sandpoint Cutthroat Lacrosse.

Pend Oreille Pedalers improves biking trails

SANDPOINT – Mountain bikers planning to ride the “Lower Basin” downhill trail from the Schweitzer round-about down to the valley in early October might encounter some workers along the trails.

PAFE's Books for Babies program receives grant

“Books for Babies” is a program from the American Library Association designed to introduce new parents to the benefits of early childhood literacy for their baby.

Idaho Humanities Council seeking grant proposals

The Idaho Humanities Council invites proposals for mini and major grants, Teacher Incentive Grants, and Research Fellowships from organizations and individuals for consideration at the Council’s fall grant round. The deadline for grant proposals is September 15, 2016. Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to contact IHC staff in advance of the deadline to discuss their project ideas before drafting a proposal.