Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue remains at full strength amidst vaccine requirement deadline top story Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue remains at full strength amidst vaccine requirement deadline Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email
Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue remains at full strength amidst vaccine requirement deadline Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Local first responders will remain at full strength as the date for state-mandated vaccine requirements has come and gone.
Central students lag in meeting vaccine requirement, majority of staff vaccinated 23 hrs ago Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email While nearly all staff at Central Washington University has been vaccinated, the same cannot be said for students.
Former Gov. Gregoire to introduce racial equity workshop Oct 19, 2021 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Former Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire (2005-2013) is the opening speaker at an online Central Washington University co-sponsored Racial Equity Workshop, from 10 to 11:30 a.m., Saturday, according to a news release from CWU.
Election 2021: Candidates seek seats on Roslyn City Council Oct 19, 2021 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email The Daily Record attempted to send candidate questionnaires to every candidate in a contested race on the Nov. 2 general election ballot.
Foster care organization hosts fundraiser Oct 18, 2021 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email An online fundraiser for Skookum Kids is the only way it will be able to make money this year, as all other fundraising events have been canceled by COVID. Development Coordinator Nick Faucett said the fundraiser is extremely important to Skookum, and they hope to raise $50,000.
+4 Election 2021: Candidates seek Ellensburg City Council seats Oct 15, 2021 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email The Daily Record attempted to send candidate questionnaires to every candidate in a contested race on the Nov. 2 general election ballot.
Robert Nellams to kick-off CWU Student Transfer Week Oct 15, 2021 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Robert Nellams, director of the Seattle Center and chair of Central Washington University Board of Trustees will provide the CWU Transfer Town Hall keynote at 10 p.m. Oct. 18, according to a news release from CWU.
+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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PREP ROUNDUP: No. 3 Ellensburg girls’ soccer wins 13th in a row The Class 2A third-ranked Central Washington Athletic Conference-leading Bulldogs made it 13 wins in a row Tuesday in Grandview.
Cle Elum-Roslyn volleyball stands up to Goldendale Comments No one has taken down 6-foot senior middle blocker Sara Hiebert and the No. 2 Timberwolves s…
Central Washington volleyball sweeps St. Martin's, stays perfect at home Comments There’s nothing like the Wildcats’ home crowd.
Ellensburg High football blanks Rochester Comments The Bulldogs came right back with their best Saturday.
MENTAL WEALTH: James Donaldson arrives in Ellensburg to boost community physical, mental wellbeing Comments James Donaldson is here for all of us — and for many, just in time.
Labor of love: Seth Mills opens his own bicycle repair shop If you love what you do you will never work a day in your life, and Ellensburg resident Seth Mills is putting that concept into practice. Mills opened his repair shop, Ellensburg Bicycle, the Thursday before Labor Day weekend, and he is the owner, manager and sole employee.
Julep Southern Kitchen & Cocktail Bar brings a taste of the South to town Comments The newest restaurant in Ellensburg brings a little Southern charm to North Main Street with…
Hotel Windrow expands Back 40 ito include outdoor bar and eatry for football Comments Hotel Windrow general manager Matt Skaletsky said he was working on some new ideas when he j…
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+4 Other Worlds: Films for Viewers: '80s’ and '90s Neo-Noir Movies Remain Top-Notch Entertainment Sometimes, it is rewarding to go back a few decades to revisit films that enthralled audiences of that earlier time. It is often the case that such works feel dated or have lost their thematic relevance. Not so with these arresting thrillers; indeed, my recent highly pleasurable re-viewing o…
On the Aisle: An 'Ernest' return to live theater Comments 2021 marks my 20th anniversary as a columnist for Seattle-area theatre. When I happily accep…
Other Worlds: Films for Viewers: Beat the heat with these captivating mysteries Comments Thrillers remain a staple of the film industry, and in recent years, the number and quality …
+22 Ellensburg Rodeo concludes with big paydays for top athletes It wasn’t entirely a case of “the rich get richer,” but some of the biggest names in the business earned some of the biggest checks of the weekend as the Ellensburg Rodeo completed with short round checks and average paydays on Monday.
Trip to Ellensburg pays off for cowboys, cowgirls Comments Wins at the Ellensburg Rodeo create confidence for a cowboy or cowgirl. People have this rod…
Under the Hat: Rodeo’s Guddat Gang Comments It was behind the roping chutes in the year 2000. That’s when I knew my Brittany was a keepe…
Richardson’s Xtreme win changes plans Comments He needed it: Needed some momentum. Needed a push in the standings. Needed to get paid.
Ellensburg Rodeo storming into finale Comments Arena record broken in the big man’s event. Arena record challenged in the barrel racing. A …
+3 NYC requiring vaccine for cops, firefighters, city workers NEW YORK (AP) — New York City will require its entire municipal workforce to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or be placed on unpaid leave, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday, giving an ultimatum to public employees, including police officers and firefighters who have refused the shots and en… Read more
Abolitionist or Republican? Stark choice in Seattle race Comments SEATTLE (AP) — As police repeatedly filled her Seattle neighborhood with tear gas amid the r…
Gates Foundation to spend $120M on access for COVID-19 pill Comments The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation says it will spend $120 million to boost access to gen…
176 Seattle first responders wait for vaccine exemptions Comments SEATTLE (AP) — About 176 Seattle police officers and firefighters are unable to report to wo…
Puyallup police search for suspect after man fatally shot Comments PUYALLUP, Wash. (AP) — A man is dead after an early-morning shooting in Puyallup Wednesday.
+5 Cle Elum-Roslyn volleyball stands up to Goldendale No one has taken down 6-foot senior middle blocker Sara Hiebert and the No. 2 Timberwolves so far, but the Cle Elum-Roslyn High School volleyball team gave them trouble early in Eastern Washington Athletic Conference action Tuesday. Nevertheless, Goldendale shut out the Warriors 25-12, 25-16…
Merbs leads five personal-best Cle Elum-Roslyn cross country performances at Apple Ridge Run Invite Comments Haley Merbs and the Warriors are better all the time.
Hayes, Merbs, Cle Elum-Roslyn cross country run to eight new personal bests at Leavenworth Invite Comments Jaxon Hayes and Haley Merbs led an eight-member Cle Elum-Roslyn High School cross country cr…
Bird of the Month: Large sparrow is passing through This large sparrow (about the size of a house sparrow) is found this time of year migrating through Kittitas County on it’s way to the Southwest of the U.S. or as far south as central Mexico. The adults are handsome birds, with clear grayish breasts and a distinctive crown striped with black…
An unusual song: Yellow-headed blackbird provides distinctive sound track Comments It’s August, on a hot, sunny day, you find yourself out boating at Moses Lake, the Potholes,…
Bird of the month: Meadowlark is sound of Kittitas Valley summer Comments Anyone walking through the hayfields, grasslands, and sage in the Kittitas Valley from late …
0:26 The strategic alliance between Insitu and MDSI will leverage Insitu’s combat-proven family of tactical UAS and MDSI’s European infrastructure and advanced artificial intelligence/machine learning (AIML) capabilities to offer products and services optimized for the increasingly complex environment where Danish, NORDEFCO and other EU forces must be prepared to operate.
Column: Separation anxiety myths If you have a dog with separation anxiety, you’ve probably heard and read suggestions on how to fix it. While most advice is well intentioned, there are several common myths about treating separation anxiety that aren’t likely to resolve the issue and may make things worse.
Get moving: Childhood obesity has lifelong impacts Comments Being overweight or obese can lead to serious health problems and can affect your overall qu…
Library Bookends: Comments Ellensburg Library hours are 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday-Friday. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Saturday.
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