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Wakeboarder ID’d in fatal incident on Columbia River
Authorities say a Salem man, Joseph Sheean, was the wakeboarder who died Aug. 4 in a boating accident on the Columbia River near Government Island. The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office said Sheean was wakeboarding behind a boat when his tow rope wrapped around the propeller. He was pulled under the boat and sustained a traumatic head injury.
Salem man dies rescuing woman from Willamette River
Derik Morganstern, 35, struggled with addiction and homelessness off and on since he was a teen, his sister Aly Morganstern said. But he was “the kind of guy who would give you the shirt off his back,” she said. Late on Aug. 11, he was at Salem’s Wallace...
Yakima Humane Society Vaccination In Sunnyside!
For many people (like my wife and I), our pets are our children. The little furry life that we’re responsible for, care for, and for many, wouldn’t know what to do with ourselves if they weren’t around. You don’t quite realize how much you care for a...
PIVE “Makes It Count” With His Latest Track [WATCH + LISTEN]
Spokane artist Ryan Mullane, who goes by the stage name PIVE, is heating up the music scene by dropping a banger single and video “Make It Count.” PIVE already has amassed over a million streams combined from his I Will Forever Be Album series. He is poised to ignite even more movement with this infectious track. He showcases his commitment to “making it count” through his art. Through his journey, PIVE discovered the transformative power of music and honed his skills that eventually elevated his career in music. His new track is only solidifying his place as a vibrant force in today’s music scene.
Wacey Schalla wins Moses Lake Round-Up Rodeo
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Round-Up Rodeo, held from August 15 to 17, delivered an action-packed weekend of rodeo excitement as top cowboys and cowgirls from across the country competed for top honors. With a total payout of $221,882, the event saw thrilling performances across multiple disciplines, showcasing the best in rodeo talent.
40 Under 40: Morgan Jones
Morgan Jones, a 26-year-old resident of Moses Lake, is a sales representative at Vyve Broadband, a company that offers internet, TV and phone services to customers in Washington. Recognized for her outstanding dedication and commitment to providing top-notch customer service. Jones was nominated for 40 under 40 by Vyve Regional Customer Service ManagerLiza Springer..
NCWLIFE Exclusive - Hailey Van Lith
Hailey Van Lith was in town for a quiet couple days last week before graduating Friday from LSU…. While here, Hailey was kind enough to sit down with NCWLIFE Channel’s Eric Granstrom for an exclusive interview. From off her bronze medal performance with the USA Women’s 3x3 Basketball Team, Van Lith says her Olympic experience was incredible…
Yakima Union Gospel Mission announces new interim CEO
YAKIMA-Yakima Union Gospel Mission has announced a new interim CEO. On August 16, the organization released a video on Facebook where board chair Dale Panna-Toni announced that former CEO Mike Johnson had resigned, and that interim CEO Scott Thielen would replace him. Thielen has been with the organization for eight years.
East Valley High School alumnus announced as District's new athletic director
YAKIMA, Wash. - A former East Valley School District student athlete is returning to the District as its new athletic director. Zach Janis, an East Valley High School graduate, was announced as the new director on Monday. Janis went to the University of Montana Western under an athletic scholarship to...
Country Star Easton Corbin to headline Chelan County Fair, bringing traditional sound to rural Washington
CASHMERE— With preparations for the Chelan County Fair ramping up, award-winning country icon Easton Corbin looks forward to making an appearance as the event’s headline performance. Corbin hails from Trenton, Florida, and is famous for his multiple top-10 Billboard hits, including All Over the Road and A Little...
Leavenworth approves controversial ordinance permitting condominiums in residential zones
LEAVENWORTH – City Council approved an ordinance to allow condominiums in residential zoning, following a contentious discussion between the council and members of the community. “If I wasn’t able to buy my house that I did six years ago, I would be looking at a condo. It brings up...
Richland Police still looking for woman missing since Sept. 2023
RICHLAND, Wash. - The Richland Police Department is still searching for a woman that has been missing since Sept. 28, 2023. Police say Juliana Ramos Flores, last reported to be 21, is a 5'1" Hispanic woman weighing 120 pounds. She has a tattoo of rose on her right forearm and one of a black heart on her left wrist.
Vietnam Veterans honored with Quilts of Valor in heartfelt ceremony
CHELAN — In a ceremony held Thursday, two Vietnam War veterans were honored with Quilts of Valor, recognizing their service and sacrifices decades after their return home. Kathy and Larry Seureau, both distinguished military veterans, received handcrafted quilts from the Lake Chelan Quilts of Valor group, a local chapter of the national Quilts of Valor Foundation. The presentation took place as part of an ongoing effort to acknowledge the contributions of Vietnam-era veterans.
Strong wind, ping-pong size hail, plus cool/wet pattern later this week
Well that was a fun Saturday evening! We had just enough wind, lightning, & downpours for some weather excitement but not enough for much damage. Sure, my gravel driveway is now washed out (again) and sunflowers had to be propped up again, but #WeWillRebuild as they say. The forecast timing was impeccable with storms showing up right around dinnertime Saturday in the metro area, then departing quickly just a couple of hours later. Wind gusts were generally in the 25-35 mph range, but some exposed metro locations reached 40 mph, including the Fremont Bridge, Troutdale, and PDX airport. That 41 mph gust at PDX is the strongest August gust since the “freak” August 2015 windstorm.
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