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At the direction of Bend City Council, city staff will design a future upgrade for the roundabout that connects Bond Street, Reed Market Road and Brookswood Boulevard with a new […]
Kittitas County commissioners have agreed to sell the county’s bowling alley property on North Poplar Street in Ellensburg.
Members of the Tenino City Council approved a new two-and-a-half-year contract for police services with the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) during the council’s regular meeting on …
The Port of Chehalis will levy an additional 1% in property taxes next year and will add revenue associated with an administrative refund resulting from a tax settlement for a business within the …
Ahead of the recent vote to consider new taxes on businesses in the city of Centralia, two local organizations have weighed in urging the Centralia City Council to avoid the measures. Both the …
TACOMA — Bipedal, tall, musky and fast, legends of nocturnal man-apes known as Bigfoots, Sasquatches and c’iatkwu? have circulated the Puget Sound region for thousands of years. Hunters and hikers sti
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The city of Chelan has taken another step toward connecting the Lake Chelan Airport to the municipal water system with the selection of a contractor. The waterline extension project will
Cashmere City Council is evaluating where to trim spending from its anticipated $10.4 million in expenditures for 2027. The city is budgeting roughly $13.5 million to start the year, a
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Most of the public comments opposed data center development in the county or raised serious concerns about groundwater shortages, agriculture, lack of transparency and impacts on wildlife. The few who
Kelso council member Brian Wood explains the consequences of not adding a 1% property take increase in 2027. (KLTV footage, edited by Hayley Day, The Daily News)