Celebrate the spirit of the “Wild, Wild, West” as Tonasket hosts its 89th Annual Founders Day celebration and rodeo.
OKPUD has announced that General Manager Steve Taylor will retire this October marking the conclusion of a remarkable 31-year career.
The federal government has launched an investigation into a state agency over concerns it may be enforcing policies that violate federal law.
Seeking to secure the future of vital senior services, Jennifer Fitzthum, appealed to the Tonasket City Council for financial support.
Lake levels were low this winter due to low precipitation, but levels are starting to rise as water is held back for summer.
The body of an Oroville woman, missing since last November, has been found in the rural area outside of Loomis, Washington.
Washington Department of Veterans Affairs: A new partnership with the Colville Confederated Tribes to support veterans and their families
Bills addressing wolf population growth and establishing an appeals process for burn permit violation are heading to the governor’s desk.
The Oroville City Council approved Resolution #595 authorizing the city to seek renewal of the six-year EMS levy in an election Aug. 5.
The Colville National Forest announced April 16 that it is beginning prescribed fire operations on the Tonasket, Republic, Three Rivers and Newport Ranger Districts.
Tonasket School District will be sponsoring the Summer Food Service Program with free meals for children up to age 18.
Superintendent Kevin Young commended the THS Knowledge Bowl team, which recently achieved an impressive second-place finish at state.
Our Mr. Matsura, a documentary about the Japanese frontier photographer who adopted the Okanogan as his home, will have free screenings.
