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Quincy housing market evening out but still tough on first-time buyers
Aug. 30—QUINCY — The real estate market is evening out in Quincy, according to real estate agent Tom Parrish, but it's still an uphill battle to get into a first home. "If you look at the dynamics of what homes are available in Quincy, you have the 1950s '60s homes that traditionally people will stay in five to six years," Parrish said. "You know, family's growing, we need to move out, so ...
Health officials issue alert due to suspected toxic algae bloom in Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE - The Grant County Health District has issued a water quality warning for the South Moses Lake area following reports of a suspected blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) bloom. Health officials will conduct water sampling next week to test for potential toxins, with results to be made available on the Grant County Health District website at granthealth.org.
Lake Chelan Health welcomes first twins of 2024
CHELAN — Lake Chelan Health Hospital welcomed its first set of twins for the year on August 26. Eden Aguilar and Aldo Ayala became parents to twin daughters Hanna and Hailey Aguilar Ayala. The twins' early arrival prompted a response from the hospital staff, with a team of six doctors and four OB nurses split into two groups to provide care for each newborn in case resuscitation was needed.
Ski Hill to celebrate end of summer, raise money for ADA restroom facility
LEAVENWORTH – Leavenworth Winter Sports Club (LWSC) is celebrating the end of summer with its third Loos 4 the Lodge event on Sept. 7, from 3:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Proceeds from the event will go towards the Ski Hill Lodge’s ADA Restroom Facility Project, which will offer accessibility, larger capacity during busy events, and covered outdoor patio space. LWSC hopes to raise at least $30,000 at the event.
A Pack of Cougars Caught Drinking Wine in Prosser
WSU Cougs that is! Yes, the crowd was abundant on Saturday afternoon in Prosser for the release of X1 Cougar Wine by Winemaker Flint Nelson. The wine industry is flourishing in the Prosser Valley. The release of the coveted wine award was cause for celebration at both Wit Cellars locations...
Award-wining pianist, raised in Richland, is set to perform at local Benefit Concert
KENNEWICK, Wash.- Internationally recognized award-winning pianist and Richland native Jim-Issac Chua will perform at Grace Clinic's Benefit concert at the Three Rivers Convention Center on Saturday, September 21, at 6 p.m. Proceeds from the benefit concert will go toward funding the Grace Clinic, Tri-Cities' only medical clinic that provides medical,...
‘America’s Sweethearts’ to Perform in Walla Walla
On Nov. 8, join other fans of nostalgic music at Gesa Power House Theatre in Walla Walla for an evening of timeless tunes and dazzling performances by America’s Sweethearts. Sponsored by the Tulalip Tribes, Pacific Power Foundation, Greater Hermiston Community Foundation, WESTAF, and the National Endowment for the Arts, this show will transport you back in time with the swinging sounds of female close-harmony groups.
Alert to Chelan RV Park Visitors Over Rabid Bat
Chelan Douglas Health District is sharing more details on a recent human exposure to a rabid bat in Chelan. A sick bat was found on Saturday, August 24th at the Lake Shore RV Park. The campers collected it and contacted public health. The bat tested positive for rabies. It is...
Vote delayed on Horse Heaven wind energy farm near the Tri-Cities
(The Center Square) – The expected decision on a massive windmill farm near the Tri-Cities did not happen Thursday. One of the seven people allowed to vote as part of Washington state’s Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council, or EFSEC, was unable to attend the meeting and the chair announced the council would not be taking a final vote.
WSU Honored For Broadband Work
Washington State University Extension has been honored for their effort to expand broadband access across the Evergreen state. A team with Extension’s Community and Economic Development unit was recognized this summer by the National Association of Community Development Extension Professionals for their leadership in support of broadband expansion. The ceremony was held during the annual conference hosted by Prairie View A&M University Extension in collaboration with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension in Houston in June.
Two Fun Festivals Set for Sept. 14 and Oct. 5
The Pasco Chamber of Commerce is hosting two admission-free events for those who love outdoor fun and entertainment. First, the annual Crawfest is back with an authentic crawfish and shrimp boil on Sept. 14. Then, on Oct. 5, the Chamber of Commerce brings you the annual Riverfest, celebrating the benefits of our rivers.
28th annual Tumbleweed Music Festival returns to Richland over Labor Day weekend
RICHLAND, WA. - Folks looking to stick around the Tri-Cities this Labor Day weekend will have a few family-friendly events to go and enjoy. The biggest in particular is the 28th annual tumbleweeds festival down at Howard Amon Park in Richland. Organizers tell KEPR News the 3-day event will feature...
Kittitas County Fair Kicks Off in Ellensburg
The Kittitas County Fair got underway Thursday morning. A centuries-long Labor Day weekend tradition, the fair invariably draws thousands of spectators and rodeo enthusiasts. The fairgrounds are located in bucolic Ellensburg, the county seat, at 901 E. Seventh Ave. The Ellensburg Rodeo Grounds are at 1010 E. Eighth St. For...
12-year-old welcomed home by community following over 30 surgeries and getting his leg amputated
LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. — The Liberty Lake community welcomed 12-year-old Ike home Saturday afternoon from a hard recovery after doctors were forced to amputate his leg. "I am incredibly grateful that he has gotten so much support," said Jacob Rabe. "Ike has been in the hospital for more than two months, and he's not felt the support like the rest of us have because he's been in Seattle and he's been under medication. It was very important to us to make sure he felt loved and supported. I'm just grateful."
Kansas City Secures Victory Over Eastern Washington
Orem, UTAH - ??Kansas City Volleyball showcased resilience and control in their matchup against Eastern Washington, securing a hard-fought 3-1 decision. Kaia Dunford stood out as a key player, leading the team with 16 kills and adding 17 digs, proving instrumental in both offense and defense. The Roos came out strong, taking the first two sets with a combination of powerful serves and timely kills. Despite dropping a close third set, Kansas City rebounded with a dominant performance in the fourth, sealing the win and demonstrating their ability to close out matches under pressure.
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