Obituaries
Mary Cannaday
Mary Cannaday was born Oct. 12, 1929 in Rogers, Ark., to Howard and Mae Rounds. She entered into…
Obituaries
Etha William Pratt
Etha William Pratt (age 98) was born to parents Fred E. and Minnie Belle Pratt in the Molson/Chesaw…
Opinion
Washingtonians owe twice as much in state debt
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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor, Week 7
Publisher propaganda?I'mstarting to wonder if the publisher of the Gazette-Tribune is a deliberateliar, or just another poorly informed…
News
Tonasket School District hiring new middle school principal
TONASKET - In light of current Tonasket Middle School Principal Ed Morgan's announcement last month that he will…
News
Tumbleweed Film Festival details presented to Tonasket Chamber
TONASKET - The Tumbleweed Film Festival details were presented during the Tonasket Chamber of Commerce meeting on Tuesday,…
News
NVH warrants still at $2.46 million
TONASKET - The warrants for North Valley Hospital are still at $2.46 million after a slow January.
News
DOT will be at Feb. 22 Tonasket City Council meeting
TONASKET - During the Tonasket City Council's meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 8, City Clerk Alice Attwood announced that…
News
Large crowds at 'best Rail Jam ever'
SITZMARK - There was a large crowd of both spectators and participants at the Fifth Annual Skidmark Terrain…
Sports & Outdoors
Second place finish for Tigers at Districts
OMAK - The Tonasket Tigers finished the District 6 Wrestling Tournament in second place with 239.50 points, trailing…
Sports & Outdoors
Lady Tigers finish final week 1-2
TONASKET - The Tonasket girls' basketball team finished their final week of the season with one win and…
Sports & Outdoors
Tigers end season with three losses
TONASKET - The Tonasket boys' basketball team ended their season with three league losses last week for a…
Obituaries
Yvonne Evelyn Cutchie Newton
Yvonne Evelyn Cutchie Newton passed away Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011 in Tonasket after a short illness.