NVH District Board of Commissioners met Thursday, Jan. 30. CEO John McReynolds discussed potential federal changes on the horizon.
A proposal to require a permit to purchase any firearm is the latest gun legislation to be introduced in this year’s Legislature.
The Oroville School Board met on Jan. 27 and the directors were honored as part of School Board Recognition Month.
Washington State voters want legislators to cut spending but also support spending more on specific programs, according to a recent poll.
The Tonasket City council discussed upcoming events and responded to concerns from the community over Kratom regulation.
A suspect has been arrested on several charges, including arson in connection with a fire that broke out at the UPS loading dock in Omak.
NCW Libraries will host the virtual Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau Program “They Want Our Rhythm, but Not Our Blues: African American Innovation through Pop Culture.”
The Omak Elks Lodge hosted the grand coronation and fundraiser event for the 2025 Rodeo Champions of American (RCA) Washington Royalty.
Crystal Nemecio was named this year’s 2025 May Festival Queen at Selection Night held at the OHS Commons on Sunday afternoon.
The 3rd Annual Bonaparte Lake Ice Fishing Derby was a resounding success, drawing 320 anglers and 439 class entries to the icy waters.
The Oroville City Council approved the purchase of a firetruck with a 75-foot aerial ladder at their Jan. 18 council meeting.
After a year-long effort, the 2024 Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) for Okanogan County was officially approved on Jan. 7
Rep. Hunter Abell introduced legislation to allow the hiring of more cops, provide more training and enable local governments to recieve state sales tax credit if they implement a local sales tax…
