Gonzaga men’s XC reaches No. 12

SPOKANE — Gonzaga's men's cross country enters this week's U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association (USTFCCCA) Coaches' Poll ranked the highest ever in program history, coming in at No. 12 after a strong outing at the Cowboy Jamboree over the weekend in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The Zag men finished 10th overall with 245 points en route to beating six ranked teams in the most competitive meet so far in the NCAA this season. Yacine Guermali led the way for Gonzaga with a 15th place individual finish in a time of 23 minutes, 42.6 seconds over the 8,000 meter course on the Greiner Family OSU Cross Country Course.

Park picks up 120-acre former Doody Ranch

Perhaps one of the most interesting sights en route to Harrison Lake is the old Doody Homestead.

Park picks up 120-acre former Doody Ranch

Perhaps one of the most interesting sights en route to Harrison Lake is the old Doody Homestead.

Canadian police move to clear indigenous protest in Ontario

TORONTO (AP) — Canadian police moved Monday to clear an indigenous rail blockade in Ontario that has crippled freight and passenger rail traffic in most of eastern Canada for nearly three weeks.

Community invited to join Oneness Summit

As humanity grapples with unprecedented levels of stress, division and disconnection, a local couple connected to the Oneness Movement want to ensure the community is aware of the upcoming Oneness Global Summit.

Arrowsmith, A Lakers down Loggers, 10-2

LIBBY — Miles Arrowsmith threw a seven-inning complete game, Liam Rech doubled and drove in two runs and the Kalispell A Lakers beat Libby 10-2 in Legion baseball Wednesday.

MLSD cross country students threatened with firearm

MOSES LAKE — Frontier and Endeavor middle school cross country students were approached by a vehicle whose occupants threatened them with a firearm Tuesday afternoon, according to Moses Lake School District Director of Public Relations Ryan Shannon. “As we understand, law enforcement is actively investigating and nothing has been completely confirmed by law enforcement, but we were told that a vehicle drove up to a group of students and a gun was pointed at the students,” Shannon said. “That is where we are at this point; law enforcement is actively investigating the situation.” All students and staff are safe, and no injuries occurred. The students were en route to return to Frontier Middle School to be reunited with families as of 5 p.m. Tuesday. Around 60 students were participating in the cross-country activity, Shannon said, and all of the parents and guardians of those students will receive a phone call from him explaining the situation. “The safety of our students and staff is the top priority of the Moses Lake School District,” Shannon said. “Regarding the situation this afternoon, we will continue to cooperate fully with law enforcement and provide all information to the public as it becomes available to us.”

Northside Fire District Override Levy

The Northside Fire District is seeking a permanent levy override request, which would nearly double the district's budget to around $1.2 million.

Lions Club ornament sale dates set

Only 350 of the limited-edition ornaments are available for $10 each.

Grant County Tourism looking for a few good writers

EPHRATA — If you like to hike and like to write, the Grant County Tourism Commission is looking for you.

War is coming to Ephrata's Oasis Park

Medieval re-creation group visits Oasis Park

EPHRATA — Men and women in armor are gathering to conduct a war in the oasis Saturday.

Friday, July 24, 2015

National Night Out returning to Moses Lake • Meek named assistant superintendent • Cody Cavanaugh brings freestyle motocross to the Roundup Rodeo • Newhouse's staff visits Moses Lake, Othello • Newspapers in Education provides daily newspapers to area schools • Bits & Pieces: Davey demonstrated seed germination during 1952 4-H meeting • Justin DeHoog's grand slam powers River Dogs past Outlaws • Hunting opportunity deadline approaching

Bigfork A.C.E.S. to work with NASA

The Bigfork A.C.E.S. after-school program has announced it will be working with NASA scientists and engineers to design spacesuits and develop drag devices to allow cargo or a spacecraft to parachute onto Mars.

'Young Frankenstein' opens Friday

Aspire Community Theatre will present the musical "Young Frankenstein" beginning at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Salvation Army Kroc Community Theatre.

Judith 'Judy' Sybil Price

Judith “Judy” Sybil Price passed away March 6, 2021, in Arizona.

Families can still sign up for foreign exchange students

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Rising Sun reopens to hard-side campers

Glacier National Park’s Rising Sun Campground reopened to hard-side camping only on Saturday, Aug. 10.

Monday, July 25, 2016

Bail set at $1 million in crash that killed 8-year-old girl • Sen. Warnick's Moses Lake Data Center visit informative • Dead & Company: Venerable band shows more than a touch of grey at Gorge • Newhouse tours Othello hospital • National Night Out returning to Moses Lake, Quincy • Woman injured in collision near Othello • MLPD accepting applications for reserve officers • Youth Outdoor Unlimited making dreams come true for children with disabilities

Thursday, May 5, 2016

Arrest made in fatal shooting late Monday night • Peninsula students learn the rules of the road • No injuries after private plane crashes near Warden • Quincy Council OKs additional $75K for Heritage Barn • Crescent Bar changes prompt conversation • Help the hungry during post office food drive on May 14 • K.J. Wright's visit to Moses Lake no coincidence • NOWA conference informative • Moss goes the distance, Ephrata beats Quincy in district opener 4-2

Grant County Pet of the Week: Rocky

Rocky is a Doberman mix about 2 years old. A bit of a goofball, he is super sweet, smart, and thinks he’s a 60-pound lap dog. He just wants to be in someone’s lap to cuddle. Rocky has been at the shelter since March of 2022 and is not good with other dogs or cats. Rocky needs a home all to himself – after all, who wants to share their people’s snuggles? – and Grant County Animal Outreach staff are 100% confident that you will fall in love with our goofy boy. Meet Rocky at Grant County Animal Outreach at 6725 Randolph Road NE in Moses Lake. Visit Rocky and his kennel neighbors at www.grantcountyanimaloutreach.org or call the shelter at 509-762-9616. Open Monday through Saturday from noon to 6 p.m.