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Ballot chase underway in Washington 7th District race
(The Center Square) – For Patrick Bell, the race to represent northeast Washington in Olympia won’t be over until the last ballot is cured and counted. “I’m suspending the campaign until certification on August 20th, to focus on curing eligible ballots of voters who cast Republican votes,” he told The Center Square. Bell is a […]
Kittitas County, College Place get federal funding for energy projects
OLYMPIA, Wash.-The Washington State Department of Commerce awarded infrastructure funding to nine cities and counties across the state for energy conservation projects. The block grants awarded are funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law passed in 2021, according to the Department of Commerce. “This federal funding is designed to empower small...
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...
Pioneer Fire grows to 38,728 acres, 23% contained
STEHEKIN — The Pioneer Fire has grown to 38,728 acres and is 23% contained as of Monday, August 19, officials reported. The human-caused blaze, which started on June 8, continues to challenge firefighting efforts in the rugged terrain of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Incident Commander Lonnie Click is currently commanding a team of 622 personnel battling the fire.
Beauchamp Foundation hosts Back to School Block Party in Yakima
YAKIMA, Wash.- Before school starts, Yakima families were able to kick off the school year in style. The Beauchamp Foundation and the OIC of Washington handed out backpacks, school supplies and haircuts to students to set them up for success.
There’s a Lot Happening in Manson Lately
Information and photos released by the Manson Chamber of Commerce. If you’ve been in Manson recently, you may have noticed that things are happening!. The Manson Chamber of Commerce is working hard on a multi-phase project for Downtown Manson. During Phase 1, they received a grant from Chelan County specifically for capital improvements, and had the uncared for trees removed from the downtown sidewalks from Wapato Point Parkway to Pedoi St. That work was done by BCD Contracting & Tree Service of Manson in 2023. It was just the start of a plan to clean-up and revitalize the downtown core. Bids were received and jobs have been granted; work has begun on Phase 2!
Evacuations Reduced To Level 2 In Stehekin From Pioneer Fire
Evacuation notices from the Pioneer Fire for the town of Stehekin have been reduced to Level 2. Chelan County Emergency Management announced the downgrade from Level 3 Sunday for the Stehekin Valley, from High Bridge south to Adams Point. All areas to the south of Adams Point are at Level...
Pullman Village Centre Cinemas to permanently close
PULLMAN, Wash. — The Pullman Village Centre Cinemas announced on Facebook that it is permanently closing on Thursday, September 5. They say the closure is due to economic reasons, including the City of Pullman admissions tax, increases in property taxes and increasing minimum wage laws in Washington state. The...
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.
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...
Leavenworth's historic glockenspiel to make return to Front Street
LEAVENWORTH – The Greater Leavenworth Museum is spearheading a project to restore the historic glockenspiel to its original operating condition. Located on the east side of the Tannenbaum building overlooking Front Street, the glockenspiel was loved for opening its doors and playing music, as four wooden figurines danced in a circle around each other.
Perdue recalls 167,000 pounds of chicken nuggets after metal wire found in some packages
KENNEWICK, Wash. - Perdue Foods is recalling more than 167,000 pounds of frozen chicken nuggets and tenders after customers reported finding metal wire in the products. Perdue and the U.S. Agriculture Department’s Food Safety and Inspection Service said the recall covers select lots of three products: Perdue Breaded Chicken Tenders, Butcher Box Organic Chicken Breast Nuggets and Perdue Simply Smart Organics Breaded Chicken Breast Nuggets.
Yakima Council to consider Terrace Heights annexation, new "stay out of drug areas"
Yakima City Council will discuss a proposed annexation in Terrace Heights and a new law creating Stay Out of Drug Areas in the city’s municipal code during its Tuesday council meeting. City officials will also discuss and vote on grant funding for several city projects, including the aquatic center...
Man arrested after pulling butcher knife on officers in Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE – Grant County Sheriff’s Deputies and Moses Lake Police safely apprehended a man who reportedly used a steel bar to break the windows of several cars and pulled a butcher knife on officers in Moses Lake. The incident began around 4 p.m. on Sunday when Grant...
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