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.
A bipartisan effort to “ditch the switch” is returning to Washington state where the Legislature would make Pacific Standard Time year-round.
The Tonasket Senior Center wants to express its appreciation to the local communities for the support provided to the center this year.
After someone set fire to ballot boxes in October, a state lawmaker filed legislation to create a new security camera grant program.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson is warning of a scammer posing as the Secretary of State’s Office targeting Washington small businesses.
OROVILLE – The Oroville City Council passed three proposed ordinances raising water, sewer and garbage rates for 2025.
The Oroville School Board met Nov. 25 and heard reports from the superintendent and the elementary and high school principal.
The NVH Board approved several significant financial measures, including a five percent increase in nursing home rates.
North County will be kicking off the holiday season with Christmas tree lightings, bazaars, kids’ Christmas parties and much more.
The Forest Service is looking for nominees to fill eight positions on the Resource Advisory Committee.
