Cherie Newkirk, 77, Oroville, Wash., died Oct. 4, 2024. She was born Sept. 10, 1947, in San Francisco, Calif. to Wallace and Marion Gobin.
Margaret Ann Wells died Sept. 13 in Florence, Ore. She was born in San Mateo, Calif. to William Musso and Estelle Musso on April 15, 1948.
Natural gas access will remain an option in Washington state with the passage of Initiative 2066.
Veterans marched proudly down Whitcomb Avenue during the annual Veterans Day Parade and ceremony, paying tribute to their bravery and…
Congressman Dan Newhouse released a statement declaring victory in his bid for relectionto the U.S. House of Representatives.
A decade of community, music and holiday cheer includes a show in Omak Dec. 6
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, language teacher Ted Moomaw will present “Revitalization of the Indigenous Language” at WVC Omak.
In the first count of ballots for the general election, Nick Timm leads for the position of Okanogan County Commissioner, Dist. 1, over Marc Donney.
The Tonasket School Board meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 30 covered a wide range of topics, emphasizing ongoing efforts to enhance education.
Noreen Olma, a member of the Okanogan County Cattlewomen, has been named the 2024 Washington State Cattlewoman of the Year.
TONASKET – The Okanogan County Sasquatch Special Olympic Team organized a food drive hosted by Lee Franks and Grants Market…
State-backed GET Prepaid 529 can be used for nearly any post-high school education or training.
Ronald “Ron” Pilkinton, 67, died Oct. 20, 2024. He was born in Springfield, MO. on Aug 18, 1957 to John and Allene (Essary) Pilkinton.
