Garfield News

Voters will see familiar names in a couple of races for state representative this fall as family members of two late lawmakers run for office.

The price for soft white wheat is nearly $6 per bushel at Portland after months in the $4 to $5 range.

Rep. Don Cox, R-Colfax, announced today he has no plans to run this fall for the Eastern Washington legislative seat he took over from the late Rep.

Benton and Franklin counties will be giving three small Eastern Washington counties $250,000 over the next five months to preserve mental health services in the wake of state funding cuts.

Former state Rep. Don Cox will return to the Legislature this week to fill the 9th District seat left open by the death of Rep.

Former Rep. Don Cox is returning to the legislature. Cox was appointed Monday to fill the 9th District seat left vacant by the death of Rep.

Though many residents were away during winter break, the Pullman City Council held its annual Town Hall meeting on Jan.

They do live there though the mother lives there along with the son....just because they didnt see him there the days they watched at the times they did doesnt mean they dont live there.

This is the result of right wing loonies trying to impose their morality on everyone else.

Why is it parents have to compete for limited resources in education to ensure their children's futures, yet we're wasting billions of dollars every week on two illegal, unnecessary wars? Raise the funding and ...

Budgets were the order of the day at Palouse's regularly scheduled November 25 city council meeting. The meeting opened with a public hearing covering the 2009 Final Budget. As there was no discussion, the hearing was closed.

Pointing to Washington State's own large budget deficits, the overall shrinking economy and the shriveling up of consumer loans for both durable goods and housing purchases, Mayor Echanove stressed as a watchword: "caution in 2009." Councilman Rick Wekenman seconded these sentiments stating that "we need to concentrate on every single dollar we spend."