Tonasket City Council met for its last session of 2024, marking the end of a year filled with pivotal decisions and community advancements
Tonasket School District received a check from Okanogan County Public Utility District (PUD) for $20,612.
Sheriff Paul Budrow says his office will not take law enforcement action based solely on a person’s immigration or alien status.
The Oroville Hornet Wrestling team held a liftathon to raise money for the program. The event raised about $3,000, a new record.
Washington currently exports excess energy to other states, but could be dependent on other states for almost half of its electricity by 2050.
Stephanie Hart is this year’s winner of the “Where in Oroville is the Elf on the Shelf Hunt?”
Tonasket boys wrestling had a strong showing in the first competitions of the season at Deer Park and Omak.
School board meeting marked by discussions focused on enhancing educational outcomes and ensuring fiscal responsibility
Sen. Shelly Short, (7th Dist.) has been re-elected as floor leader for the state Senate Republican Caucus.
As the state Legislature grapples with a disputed estimate of $14 billion of an operating budget overspend over the next four years….
Former Oroville Police Chief Mike Langford wants to start a law enforcement training service.
As the holiday season approache and traditional fesivities begin, for many it also brings a familiar sense of anxiety.
The Oroville City Council heard from Roni Holder-Diefenbach, Executive Director of Okanogan County Economic Alliance on Dec. 3.
