+3 Local food bank busy putting finishing touches on mobile kitchen top story Local food bank busy putting finishing touches on mobile kitchen Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email
+3 Local food bank busy putting finishing touches on mobile kitchen Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email FISH Community Food Bank will soon be able to provide even more help meet the community’s dietary needs with an extra kitchen that can reach the most vulnerable populations in the county.
Kittitas County advances to Phase 3 Updated Jun 23, 2020 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Kittitas County received approval to advance to Phase 3 of the state’s reopening plan, according to a news release from the Kittitas County Incident Management Team.
New ownership of funeral homes in Ellensburg and Cle Elum 3 hrs ago Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email With the purchase of Cascade Funeral Home in Cle Elum, and Steward and Williams in Ellensburg, Henry D. Johnston said he is now the owner of the only locally owned and operated funeral homes in Kittitas County.
CWU board of trustees reluctantly approves new Title IX regulations regarding sexual harassment 4 hrs ago Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email The Central Washington University board of trustees unanimously approved U.S. Department of Education revisions to Title IX, which set a higher burden of proof for allegations of sexual misconduct.
Regional health officers set school opening guidelines 4 hrs ago Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email The health officers for Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Okanogan, and Kittitas counties, released the Region 7 K-12 Guidance for Reopening to Classroom Instruction on Friday, according to a news release from the Kittitas County Public Health Department.
Drive-through reception set for Dr. Lee Akker 5 hrs ago Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Chestnut Street Baptist Church is organizing a drive-through “reception” for Dr. Lee Akker from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at the church (609 N. Chestnut St.) before he leaves Ellensburg to move to Texas, according to a news release from the church.
Learning kits being sold by local preschool Aug 11, 2020 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email As a way to help the community, and earn some money for her preschool, Melissa Gillaspy started selling “Learning Kits” to families in Ellensburg. These are themed kits for kids ages 3-5, each selling for $50, although the price will vary.
+2 The big one, times two: Research shows Cascadia quakes sometimes trigger San Andreas Fault New earthquake research to be presented by Oregon-based geologists next week sounds like a B movie plot: A great earthquake along the Pacific Northwest’s offshore Cascadia fault triggers another great earthquake on the northern San Andreas Fault. In what may be a case where life imitates art…
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Coleman Sparling finishing last season at Alaska Fairbanks with father Greg Reunited, and it feels so good — just as Peaches & Herb sang in ’78.
Solak gets 3 singles, 3 RBIs as Rangers beat Mariners 4-2 ARLINGTON, Texas — Nick Solak singled three times and drove in three runs, leading the Texas…
Seager’s slam one of 3 Seattle homers in 10-2 win at Texas ARLINGTON, Texas — Kyle Seager hit a grand slam, Kyle Lewis and Dylan Moore also homered and…
Golfing without shoes has been nothing but normal for Mark Stevens Golfers have always been full of quirks. Seen within your playing groups or on the professio…
Murphy drives in 4, Rockies keep rolling, beat M’s 8-4 SEATTLE (AP) — Daniel Murphy had a key two-run single and later hit a two-run home run, Garr…
Left and Right: Trump is defining political parties The dog days of August and major party conventions are upon us, though the “conventions shal…
+5 One-stop wellness center opens in historical downtown Ellensburg The McCormack Building on East Fourth Avenue has been an intricate part of the historic downtown for years. Now the one-time 3,000-square foot office space is filled with a potpourri of smells and spices, in-house made soap and body products, bulk cleaning products, sustainable zero waste, a…
Up to the Challenge: Local businesses advance in competition Two Ellensburg businesses have advance to the final of the Enterprise Challenge, organized b…
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+2 Cinemania: Anniversary of D-Day is a time to remember WWII through film June 6 was the 76th anniversary of the Allied forces’ invasion of German positions on the beaches of Normandy, an event largely credited with solidifying the defeat of the Axis powers and the liberation of occupied France.
Cinemania: 'Nordic Noir' series are riveting mysteries In the past decade, streaming services such as Amazon Video and Netflix, along with cable ch…
Cinemania: Upbeat movies to counter the quarantine blues We are all experiencing stress these days — from the anxiety of a toxic virus, the inability…
Under the Hat: Minors win cash at BFI Everything is weird this year in rodeo. Events are cancelled, those that are still scheduled look far different and in the case of the prestigious Bob Feist Invitational, it wasn’t even in the same state.
Under the Hat with Guddat: Remember rodeo? Remember me? It has been too long, hasn’t it? I miss rodeo. My friends miss rodeo. Contestants miss rodeo.
Under the Hat: Earning ‘the’ buckle It was just a kid proud of his dad. That’s all it was and I’ll happily be part of that interruption every time.
Four locals leave Columbia Circuit finals with buckles Jason Minor won the All-Around, his cousins and a local fellow tie-down roper won season-end…
Under the Hat: Time for some local finals A chance at a winter payday is a good thing and the fact that winners move on to a rodeo tha…
Wildland firefighter in Idaho tests positive for coronavirus BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A wildland firefighter who was working with about 270 other people on a small fire in Idaho has tested positive for coronavirus, officials said Wednesday. Read more
REI to sell new headquarters, shift work to other sites SEATTLE (AP) — Outdoor retailer REI said it is walking away from its nearly completed corpor…
Primary turnout in Washington state highest seen in decades OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington state saw its highest primary turnout in more than five dec…
Neoleukin: 2Q Earnings Snapshot SEATTLE (AP) — Neoleukin Therapeutics, Inc. (NLTX) on Wednesday reported a loss of $9.7 mill…
Tear gas at Portland protests raises concern about pollution SALEM, Ore. (AP) — The presence of U.S. agents has diminished in Portland, Oregon, but city …
+2 Suncadia helps out Cle Elum HopeSource food bank with a $5,000 grant CLE ELUM — The Cle Elum HopeSource food bank saw a 20 percent increase in demand in the last month with Upper County residents hit hard by government directives to help slow the COVID-19 pandemic.
Forestry project to reduce wildfire risk moving ahead during shutdown Despite the closure of Nature Conservancy lands during the COVID-19 emergency, some essentia…
Arrest made on suspected child abduction in front of Cle Elum school Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested Daniel J. Kraft of Ellensburg in connecti…
Inside the Outdoors: On being a master hunter permit holder I just received my third Master Hunter Permit renewal — my re-certification. I’m good to go for another five years of dealing with renegade and misbehaving wildlife. It’s been an interesting 15-year journey, so far.
August Kittitas Audubon Society Bird of the Month This little bird is common in our area, but may be hard to appreciate unless you live or walk in sage or grasslands. Because of its distinctive, lilting song, the naturalist John Burroughs gave it the name Vesper Sparrow. “Vespers” denotes the historical sunset prayer service in some religio…
Library Bookends — Aug. 11 Library hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Fridays from 10 a.m. to 6 …
New deputy joins the Sheriff's Office Deputy Scott Hoffman was sworn in by Sheriff Clay Myers on Aug. 4, according to a news release.
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