+5 EHS club members get their hands dirty building trails in Reecer Creek floodplain restoration area top story EHS club members get their hands dirty building trails in Reecer Creek floodplain restoration area Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email
+5 EHS club members get their hands dirty building trails in Reecer Creek floodplain restoration area Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email On a beautiful sunny winter day, a group of passionate students stood by the fast-flowing waters of Reecer Creek as they learned about aquatic species that inhabit it.
+5 Billy Maguire delivers on opening night of the Tiny Stage Concert Series 16 hrs ago Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email It wasn’t exactly Neil Young at the Massey Theatre. But then again, the gray ponytail, harmonica rack and acoustic guitar did have a familiarity to it.
OPR outfits Central Washington University students for outdoor activities 17 hrs ago Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Central Washington University students looking to enjoy the outdoors, but don’t have the equipment, can stop by Outdoor Pursuits and Rentals near the Student Union and Recreation Building.
CWU faculty seek same vaccine status as K-12 teachers 21 hrs ago Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Higher education personnel in Washington who work in-person with students need to be included with K-12 educators in Phase 1B, tier 2 of the state’s COVID-19 vaccination plan, according to a formal request made this week by the Faculty Senate of Central Washington University.
FISH planning new 6,000 square foot addition Feb 24, 2021 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email FISH is planning a 6,000 square foot addition to its current location at 804 Elmview Road that will provide more efficient space for the redistribution center, refrigeration and materials handling needs of the Food Bank.
+3 Spring flooding potential keeps county employees on constant watch Feb 24, 2021 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email As temperatures rise and snow begins to melt, the annual flooding concerns begin to mount around Kittitas County. Monday night was marked by multiple reports of standing water in places it shouldn’t be, and county employees are working hard to keep on top of the issue.
CWU to offer Masters of Education in STEM Feb 23, 2021 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Selah High School science teacher Alex Soto will be among the first recipients of Central Washington University’s Master of Education in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) Leadership Specialization, 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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+2 Ellensburg High School volleyball sweeps East Valley, continues perfect start For the first time in its young season, the Ellensburg High School girls volleyball team had more than two days to prepare for its next opponent.
Kittias County high schools post athletic schedules Comments Kittitas County high schools have posted schedules for the modified seasons for football, vo…
Kittitas volleyball returns to action with a win Comments The Kittitas High School volleyball team celebrated its return to play Tuesday night with a …
Central men's basketball falls on road to Seattle Pacific Comments A 92-74 loss to Seattle Pacific University Saturday night, dropped the Central Washington Un…
Seattle Pacific makes free throws down the stretch to beat Central Comments The Central Washington University Wildcats had 28 personal fouls and committed 16 turnovers …
Editorial: Objections must be heard Given the political makeup of state government it is not surprising that no bill attempting …
Editorial: We are people, not political statements Comments The United States passed 500,000 deaths du…
+4 Early Bird moving to Main Street Jeannie Bayless sat at a picnic table in the courtyard dining space behind her breakfast eatery on South Water Street, the ever present Ellensburg wind blowing her long, black hair just a bit.
Medical supply company opens new location on Main Street Comments A regional business now has a larger location where it can best serve its customers in Ellensburg.
Seng Tong Thai Cuisine adds a new spicy flavor to Ellensburg dining Comments Even though the new restaurant is located a couple hundred feet from the off-ramp to Interst…
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+4 Cinemania: Cinema makes history fascinating Films do not need to be wildly fictional to captivate viewers. Sometimes those with a historical context can capture the imagination as powerfully as films with a contemporary setting.
Cinemania: A seasonal sampler of movies to beget cheer Comments As the holiday season moves along, the usual Christmas cheer has been muted by dreary weathe…
Cinemania: Small screen gems to stream during homebound times Comments In the past year, movie production has declined significantly due to the COVID-19 virus, mea…
Under the Hat with Guddat: End of year thoughts from the arena We’re more than a week removed from the National Finals and if you’re like me, after a day or two of an NFR hangover, you already miss the satisfaction of 10 straight days of rodeo the NFR brings. My brain is always thinking about rodeo — just the other day I was asking Brittany what the sum…
Under the Hat with Guddat: Such a different – but great – NFR Comments Well, I hate to say, “I told you so,” so I’ll just let my picks to the talking for me. I’m s…
Stetson Wright wins two world titles at 2020 Wrangler NFR Comments ARLINGTON, Texas – A night after winning the coveted All-Around world championship, Stetson …
Under the Hat with Guddat: Common themes and surprises Comments You never know what to expect at the National Finals Rodeo, but you can expect to have some …
Under the Hat with Guddat: Our picks to end a crazy year Comments Rodeos cancelled. NFR changes the venue. A fraction of the usual money earned. Everything wa…
Boeing 777 makes emergency landing in Moscow: Reports MOSCOW (AP) — Russian media report that a Boeing 777 plane made an emergency landing in Moscow in the early hours of Friday after the pilot reported a problem with the engine. Read more
Selah pays $45K to settle lawsuit over open meetings Comments SELAH, Wash. (AP) — Selah will settle two lawsuits alleging the city violated open-governmen…
Winning numbers drawn in 'Match 4' game Comments OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — The winning numbers in Thursday evening's drawing of the Washington Lo…
Winning numbers drawn in 'Hit 5' game Comments OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — The winning numbers in Thursday evening's drawing of the Washington Lo…
Kittitas County Public Hospital District No. 2 seeks applicants for open seat on board The Board of Commissioners for Kittitas County Public Hospital District No. 2 (KCPHD#2) is seeking applicants for a vacancy in position 5, an “at large” position, according to a news release from the hospital district.
Upper District Court extends jury trial suspension Comments Upper District Court Judge Darrel R. Ellis has extended the suspension of jury trials in the…
Kittitas County courts suspend jury trials until Jan. 4 Comments Due to the Nov. 15 restrictions set by Gov. Jay Inslee, several local courts are suspending …
Kittitas Audubon Society December Bird of the Month is the California Quail The California Quail is a handsome miniature soccer ball of a game bird with a small head and bill, and a distinctive black head plume that curls forward in males. Its wings are short and very broad. The birds are a rich gray and brown, with a black face outlined with bold white stripes, and…
November Kittitas Audubon Bird of the Month Comments Benjamin Franklin would have preferred to have the Wild Turkey, not the Bald Eagle, chosen a…
The Nature of Color: For birds, it’s more than meets the eye Comments Kittitas Audubon Society is hosting its monthly program via Zoom at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov.…
Kittitas FCCLA Chapter wins big with families first projects as its focus Comments All four of the Kittitas Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) competitive…
Health Watch: Healthy teeth matter Comments They are welcoming, can light up a room, and boost your mood.
Feb. 22 Bookends Comments Ellensburg Library hours are 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday-Friday, and 10 a.m-2 p.m., Saturday. 10:…
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