Thanksgiving is more than just turkey and pumpkin pie; it’s a time to reflect on the blessings in our lives, both big and small.
The Tonasket American Legion building located on S. Western Ave. is undergoing a significant renovation.
The Oroville community and beyond is rallying together in hopes of finding Sofia Amaro, who was last seen on Tuesday morning, Nov. 19.
The detours are gone, as of last Friday, Whitcomb Avenue, Tonasket’s main street, has reopened to vehicle traffic.
At the Nov. 12 city Tonasket Council meeting, local business owners expressed concerns over the ongoing Perfect Passage Project.
There is exciting news for downtown visitors and local businesses alike, as Whitcomb Ave. reopened to foot traffic on Wednesday afternoon.
In the tumultuous era of the Vietnam War, thousands of brave men and women served their country with courage and commitment, among them was Lieutenant Karen Schimp,
A group of elementary students have been receiving threatening messages via Snapchat which has raised alarms at Tonasket School District.
Residents and commuters can look forward to smoother travels with the completion of temporary paving for of the Perfect Passage Project.
Five honor music students from Tonasket High School performed in Quincy with 400 other top music students from the region.
Fall is a season that brings unique fire risks associated with increased heating, holiday preparations and outdoor activities.
Oroville Mayor Ed Naillon opened the Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) Plan Public Hearing on Oct. 15.
National IV saline shortage due to hurricane affects local supply
