County residents are being alerted to scam phone calls involving imposters claiming to represent the Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office.
Oroville’s first city council meeting of the new year concentrated on the mayor’s appointments of department heads and committee members
Columbiana is hosting the film “Covenant of the Salmon People,” a documentary of the Nez Perce Tribe’s promise to protect the Chinook salmon.
Governor-elect Bob Ferguson unveiled a budget-cutting plan on Jan. 9 to ease a projected $12 billion statewide budget deficit
OCTN announced a change in the meal service schedule at the Tonasket Senior Center and in-person meals will no longer be served Fridays.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife are seeking information regarding the illegal killing of two federally listed endangered gray wolves
This week we review some of the stories that appeared in the G-T the second half of the year.
The Okanogan Animal Foster Care Cat Shelter is gearing up for its second annual Stray Cat Strut Fundraiser on March 8.
The Tonasket City Council convened for a special meeting, Monday, Dec. 30, to officially allocate funds from the American Recovery Act.
The Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office arrested Justen S. Williams, 34, at his shared family home after he allegedly discharged a firearm.
Wenatchee Valley College announced the appointment of Tracy Donnelly as the new dean of Allied Health and Professional Technical Programs.
The Oroville Chamber of Commerce will be holding its annual Officer Installation and Awards Banquet at Hughes’ Barn Saturday, Jan. 11.
State Rep. Stephanie Barnard,R, has pre-filed legislation aimed at stimulating economic growth by helping communities access federal funding.
