ARTICLES BY RODNEY HARDWOOD
4 Basin Simplot stores receive safety certification
MOSES LAKE — Compliance with environmental, health, and safety standards is as much a part of Simplot Grower Solutions as providing a quality product to America’s farmers and four Columbia Basin stores received certification for their efforts.
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New app allows viewers to watch TV anywhere
The world just took a new turn with an updated DirecTV app that lets you watch live and recorded television programs anywhere.
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Bring on the bluegrass
GEORGE — Summer has faded into the fall colors, but if you’re looking for one last blast before the weather turns, the George Washington Bluegrass Festival Sept. 12-18 features some of the Pacific Northwest's most exciting bluegrass bands.
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Big Bend drops NWAC East opener to Wenatchee Valley
MOSES LAKE — Forget the first two games, Big Bend College looked like a bunch of freshmen playing their first college volleyball match. But when the Vikings (0-1) finally decided to turn it loose, they stayed right with Wenatchee Valley College. Despite losing the Northwest Athletic Conference opener in three …
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Silver Sage Design Studio's move is a breath of fresh air
MOSES LAKE — There is a change in the wind for Silver Sage Design Studio. After 27 years at its current location on West Third Avenue, the local design studio is setting up shop at 606 W. Broadway Ave.
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Call space
MOSES LAKE — The Multi Agency Communications Center (MACC) is moving closer to moving into its new 9,776-square foot Emergency Communications Center at 208 South Hamilton Rd.
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New patio at Michael's Bistro adds a nice touch
MOSES LAKE — Deck hounds have a new place to hang, enjoy good food and drink, maybe even a little music with the expansion of Michael’s Bistro patio.
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Standing in faith
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake firefighter/paramedic Simon Rillera always knew his faith would carry him through difficult times. He just never knew how difficult.
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Mom and Pop's Diner adds a taste of West Africa
MOSES LAKE — Foster Ekoue-Totou sat in the dining room meeting with one group after another. His wife and business partner Kossiwe dealt with staff and talked of the menu items. The scurry of activity seemed endless.
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How many drinks before you drive is too many? One
That’s got to be the three most horrific words imaginable in any fatal traffic accident —- alcohol was involved.
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Family Farm Alliance will voice concerns in D.C.
The concerns of western irrigators will have its voice heard Sept 27-28 when a group of family farmers, ranchers and water professionals travel to Washington, D.C. to meet with Congress as part of the 2016 Family Farm Alliance Farmer Lobbyist trip.
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Reviving Rural Downtowns workshop coming to Ritzville
RITZVILLE — Some of the most creative minds in the state are gathering in Ritzville to brainstorm on ways to make a difference in the downtown districts across Washington.
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Grant County Small Business Development Center sponsoring export seminar
MOSES LAKE — With 95 percent of the market being outside the United States, the Grant County Small Business Development Center and the Economic Development Council will be sponsoring an Export Seminar to prepare small to medium businesses on the basics of export readiness Oct. 19-21 at the Columbia Basin …
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Ocwen Loan Servicing fined $900,000 as part of settlement with Washington State Depart of Financial Institutions
Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC will no longer use unlicensed offshore companies to service Washington loans.
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