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State Grant: Othello to rehabilitate problematic water well
A state grant will allow the city of Othello to rehabilitate a problematic water well and provide a long-term, safe water source, officials announced today.
Prep football first-round opponents set
The first-round of the high school state football playoffs -- for the most part -- appear set.
ELEX: Othello mayor's race goes to Wilson
Tim Wilson appears to be Othello's next mayor. Both Wilson and his opponent, Ken Johnson, are current city council members.
Seed processing facility opens in Pasco
Mayor Joyce Olson remembers when the city's northside processing center was called a "field of dreams." It wasn't a complimentary description of the empty land there.
Planning department OKs project near Othello station
The Seattle Department of Planning and Development has approved another large mixed-use development near the South Othello Street light-rail station.
Adams County Rescue Needs Help After Shelter Fire
A fire burns down a local animal shelter, now they need your help. The Adams County shelter was completely destroyed by a fire last month.
Secretary Sebelius Releases New Success Story Report: Health...
Docuticker is a daily update of new reports from government agencies, ngo's, think tanks, and other groups.
Dancing star's brother on mission in Othello
The brother of Dancing with the Star's dancer Chelsie Hightower lives in Eastern Washington, knows his sister on TV, but has never been able to see her perform.
Interstate 90, all roads open after dust storm
All roadways in Grant and Adams counties have been reopened after being closed for most of Sunday due to a severe dust storm.
A report released by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius highlights the Columbia Basin Health Association in Othello, Washington.
CRASH: Man hurt when vehicle rolls west of Othello
A 31-year-old Othello man was hurt today when he rolled his van off Highway 26 in Grant County.
Information Week - All Stories and Blogs
Feds Award $27.8M For Rural E-Health
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services awarded $27.8 in recovery funds to rural networks and large multisite health centers to implement electronic health records and other health information technology initiatives.
Secretary Sebelius Releases New Success Story Report: Health...
All things wireless for clinical support, including handhelds and medical cell phones, wireless monitoring, camera phones, or anything else that supports the digital lifestyle of the mobile professional October 01, 2009 HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius today released a report on how health information technology can improve health care for Americans ...
Washington closing four more licensing offices
The Washington Department of Licensing is closing four more driver licensing offices.
Official results from primary unchanged
Results from August's primary election were certified Wednesday, and with the tallies made official, no major changes were seen in any of the close races throughout the Mid-Columbia. In one of the closest races in Benton County, Brent Gerry held off Craig Sloughter in a second-place race to challenge Angie Tyree for a spot on the West Richland City ...
AGENDAS: See meeting schedule for your city, county, school district
Franklin County Commission, 9 a.m., courthouse, 1016 N. Fourth Ave.: public meeting to review a request for an accessory building to be located in the front yard of a home at 2011 Road 52.
ARRESTED: Othello brothers suspects in Mr. Quick's burglary
Two brothers were arrested in Othello on Tuesday for their suspected involvement in the burglary of Mr.
ARRESTED: Othello brothers suspects in Mr. Quick's burglary
Two brothers were arrested in Othello on Tuesday for their suspected involvement in the burglary of Mr.
ARRESTED: Othello brothers suspects in Mr. Quick's burglary
Two brothers were arrested in Othello on Tuesday for their suspected involvement in the burglary of Mr.
Othello Papers pressed for success
In this agricultural town of about 6,500 known for its potatoes, an unlikely competition between two weekly newspapers is unfolding.