Crystal Nemecio was named this year’s 2025 May Festival Queen at Selection Night held at the OHS Commons on Sunday afternoon.
Ariona Nelson, Anna Quezada, Crystal Nemecio and Gwyndolyn Thompson are seeking to be crowned as this year’s May Festival Queen…
Oroville’s first city council meeting of the new year concentrated on the mayor’s appointments of department heads and committee members
OCTN announced a change in the meal service schedule at the Tonasket Senior Center and in-person meals will no longer be served Fridays.
The Okanogan Animal Foster Care Cat Shelter is gearing up for its second annual Stray Cat Strut Fundraiser on March 8.
This week we took a look at some of the headlines and photos that appeared in the Gazette-Tribune during the first six months of 2024.
The Tonasket Comancheros Rodeo Club successfully ushered in the New Year with a breathtaking fireworks display.
Last Saturday, Dec. 21, many friends of Jeff Bunnell turned out to the dedication ceremony for a park that now bears his name.
Each year local children, K-6, are asked to write to Santa and two kids’ letters will be chosen at random and a sled awarded to them.
Oroville adopted a budget of $10,375,000 Dec. 17, as well as approving the name change of Oroville Triangle Park to Jeff Bunnell Park.
Oroville City Council agreed to honor Jeff Bunnell by renaming Triangle Park after him. The park will be dedicated on Saturday, Dec. 21 at 4 p.m.
Dick Larson, owner of Oroville Pharmacy, plans on retiring at the end of the year, after 48 years in business as a pharmacist.
Tonasket City Council met for its last session of 2024, marking the end of a year filled with pivotal decisions and community advancements
