The WVC Foundation is accepting nominations for the 2025 WVC Distinguished Alumni Award. Nominations must be submitted by March 28.
The owners of Anderson Grocery in Republic have purchased Frontier Foods in Oroville, with a promise to continue the same service that customers have come to expect.
The Oroville School Board heard reports from the admininistrators and the State and Federal Programs Director at their Feb. 24 meeting.
SB 5390, proposed by Sen. Derek Stanford, R-Bothell, increases the cost of a Discover Pass from $30 to $45.
North Valley Hospital (NVH) Board of Commissioners (BOC) met for their regular monthly meeting, Thursday, Feb. 27. CEO John McReynolds briefly discussed the written administration report and highlighted a few key items.
Mayor René Maldonado presented Gayle Mailloux with a certificate of appreciation honoring her service as the former Planning Commission Chair.
A state Senator has introduced legislation to study transforming Washington state’s current part-time Legislature into a full-time one.
Seventh District Lawmakers representing NE and NC Washington are making a major push for bills recognizing the comeback of the gray wolf throughout the region,
A Mexican National alleged to have run a drug trafficking op in Oroville, Wash. was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison on Feb. 19, 2025.
Draft legislation would designate bull kelp in the Puget Sound as Washington’s official marine state forest.
OHA is set to host a presentation on the recent declines in the Common Loon population in the Okanogan Highlands, on Friday, Feb.21.
The Tonasket City Council met Feb. 11 and learned the Perfect Passage Project, Phase 1B, is scheduled to begin on March 10.
Community Foundation of NCW announced its Okanogan Valley Fund 2025 grant cycle, offering financial support to nonprofits,
