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QUINCY – The accomplishments just kept coming for the Quincy Jackrabbits during Thursday’s senior night 70-49 win over Cashmere. While the win improved the Jacks to 9-2 in the Caribou Trail League, Quincy clinched its third-straight CTL title with the win over the Bulldogs. In the third quarter, senior Julian Ibarra became the second Jackrabbit to cross the 1,000 career point threshold this season.

Forest service spokesperson Robin DeMario says anyone on a snowmobile is going to have a wide option of trails to choose from.

Troy McMaster made his first appearance in Chelan County Superior Court Friday, where Special Prosecutor Gordon Edgar asked for no bail as case proceeds.

Troy McMaster made his first appearance in Chelan County Superior Court Friday, where Special Prosecutor Gordon Edgar asked for no bail as case proceeds.

Forest service spokesperson Robin DeMario says anyone on a snowmobile is going to have a wide option of trails to choose from.

OLYMPIA — Orchard industry leaders and workers traveled to the Washington State Capitol this week to ask lawmakers to change Senate Bill 5172, which requires overtime pay for agriculture workers.

The Health District reported a breach in July of 2021 but did not inform possible victims or the public until March 2022.

The lawsuit says the county granted the company a permit to mine loose rock known as talus to generate gravel for use on a road to the resort.

Port commissioners selected Blewett Brewing at their Tuesday meeting from among three proposals to take over the high-profile location.

NCW — For the fourth year in a row, community members nominated organizations and people among five categories for progress, public life and leadership, community connection, business impact, and local