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Danville police arrested Noah Wells after a legal blood draw taken immediately after the crash certified he was driving with a BAC of .126. Two people died.

There seems to be no slowing the rapid surge in deadly overdose deaths involving fentanyl in Washington state.

Hawks Clash With Cougars Monday

Mid-Prairie at Cascade Quad Thursday

Three local students were selected by the Rotary Club of Everett, Washington as their Students of the Month for November. Here's more from the Club.

The Mid-Prairie boys soccer team puts their unbeaten mark on the line with a trip to Cascade tonight to take on the Cougars. The Golden Hawks are 6-0 on the season and ranked No. 7 in class 1A in this week’s poll from the Iowa High School Soccer Coaches Association. Last time out, Mid-Prairie hammered No. 13 Columbus on the road 6-2 in CJ behind Owen Trimpe’s third hat trick of the season. For the year, Mid-Prairie is led by Trimpe with 11 goals, 10th most in class 1A. Ethan Trimpe leads th...

The impact the Stayton Family Memorial Pool has had on Mya Joyce’s life is immense. She was 1 when she went there for swim lessons for the first time. Later, she competed for Stayton Manta Ray Swim Club. She had her first job as a lifeguard until the pool was forced to close in 2020 due to COVID-19-related restrictions. It’s more than a building with a body of water inside to her. “Pretty much every single kid in this community has learned to some extent in that pool,” said Joyce, a s...

Tom Mahoney East Helena’s Tom Mahoney recently became the fifth national president and CEO of the Association of Civilian Technicians (ACT).  The nation’s largest independent labor organization and the fourth largest labor organization within the Department of Defense (DOD), ACT is headquartered in Washington, D.C., and represents both Air and Army National Guard federal employees.  During a ceremony in January, at ACT’s national headquarters, past president and CEO Terry G...

Stranded group is rescued after nearly two days stuck in Oregon Cascades elisfkc2 / Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0     SALEM, Oregon (KPTV) — A group from the Salem area are thankful for family and friends who came to their rescue after spending nearly two days stranded in the Oregon Cascades. The trip into the Cascades for R.J. Hampton, his brother Kheigan Hampton and their girlfriend’s Haley Davis and Kayleigh Ford was to see the snow, but it turned into much more than that. They were left ...