TONASKET – The city council decided on a 2.5 percent rate increase for a water and sewer ordinance at their…
OROVILLE – A recent survey to determine what parts of Henry Kniss Riverfront Park were owned by the state revealed…
LOOMIS – Sully’s Café burned down on Thursday, Jan. 22.”The café caught fire in the early morning and the emergency…
OROVILLE – Kayla McKinney has been chosen to represent Oroville as this year’s May Festival Queen. She will be accompanied…
OROVILLE – Recognizing her talents and long history of working to make Oroville beautiful, Hilary Blackler was named as this…
TONASKET – To increase safety on the streets surrounding the Tonasket School District, the city council approved Ordinance No. 662…
TONASKET – The awards for business, organization and citizen of the year were presented at the annual Tonasket Chamber of…
SPOKANE – Despite record snowfall accumulations across Washington during the past month, the statewide mountain snowpack is average for this…
TONASKET – The Tonasket School Board announced at their work session on Monday, Jan. 12 that they are hosting public…
OROVILLE – The Oroville Chamber of Commerce will hold their annual banquet to install new officers for 2009 and to…
OROVILLE – The Oroville City Council learned at their Tuesday, Jan. 5 meeting that the state may have plans to…
OROVILLE – Three young ladies, Serena Carper, Rachel Peters and Kayla McKinney, are asking the Oroville community’s consideration to serve…
OKANOGAN – The county commissioners passed the 2009 budget, reduced by just over $300,000 from the 2008 budget, on Monday,…
