 06/27/09 The Pacific Northwest is famous for soggy weather, coffee, computer giants and Sasquatch. But beyond the daily drink and the missing link is the Cascade Mountain range and behind it is Sunbanks Resorts, a new vacation spot sitting right on Banks Lake. A website showcasing the resort was launched recently.
 06/18/09 Everyone knows the economy's been a little rocky lately, with many houses going into foreclosure. Th...
 06/17/09 Tribal fishermen began over-the-bank sales of summer chinook salmon Tuesday. Historically known as "June hogs" because of their prodigious size, only the biggest and...
06/17/09 Phoenix Arizona is one of the most popular cities in the United States, and it's no wonder. If you a...
 06/15/09 OMAK - Alcohol was a factor in the death of a 30-year-old Coulee Dam woman in a rollover crash June 14 on state Highway 155 about five miles south of town, the Washington State Patrol said..
06/15/09 When talking to clients about living in Beaufort, I am always interested to learn the various reason...
 06/12/09 If you have read Poodie James , you may remember Winifred Stone. She is the publisher of the newspaper that was important to the development of Poodie's town by the Columbia River and the agricultural region around it. In the story, she is concerned about Poodie's persecution by the mayor.
06/11/09 There is a new buzz word being used in the real estate world nowadays. That word is short sale. A sh...
 06/02/09 There may soon be another airline operating out of the Devils Lake Regional Airport, that is if the owners can get the funding and support they are seeking for the venture.
 06/01/09 Grand Coulee Dam has resumed its annual summer laser light show, thanks to the installation of some
 05/31/09 This feature is under development and will be available soon. The following editorial was published on May 31, 2009. It's a time to celebrate and a time to mourn.
 05/30/09 Jackie Johnston/The Associated PressThe Wallula Gap near the Washington/Oregon border is where the water of the Ice Age Floods had to squeeze through to flow down the Columbia River. By JOHN TRUMBO Tri-City Herald RICHLAND, Wash., (AP) -- Some 12,000...
05/29/09 Arts in brief for Friday, January 9. Tri-City director's film to premiere in Seattle S
 05/28/09 Some 12,000 years after the flood waters crashed over Dry Falls and carved through the Wallula Gap, about 40 people gathered at the base of Badger Mountain in Richland on Wednesday to celebrate the creation of the Ice Age Floods National Geologic Trail.
05/28/09 RICHLAND -- Some 12,000 years after the flood waters crashed over Dry Falls and carved through the W
05/20/09 Tenancy at will is a type of informal rental agreement that is similar to a month to month agreement...
 05/17/09 A U.S. senator once asked Harry Hopkins, top aide to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, whether federal jobs programs were a wise idea "in the long run."
04/28/09 Hard rock and heavy metal will come together May 1-5 near Soap Lake, where stone carvers, geologists
 04/22/09 (AP:YAKIMA, Wash.) The federal government has approved more than $94 million in stimulus money for projects to improve water availability in arid Eastern Washington state, including $50 million to funnel water from a Columbia River reservoir to farmers who rely on wells that are going dry.
04/21/09 The federal government has approved more than $94 million in stimulus money for projects to improve water availability in arid Eastern Washington.
 04/21/09 Associated Press - April 21, 2009 7:35 PM ET YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) - The federal government has approved more than $94 million in stimulus money for projects to improve water availability in arid...
04/21/09 The federal government has approved more than $94 million in stimulus money for projects to improve water availability in arid Eastern Washington, including $50 million to funnel water from a Columbia River reservoir to farmers who rely on wells that are going dry.
04/12/09 There are many good reasons to hire a professional home inspector to inspect a home you are hoping t...
 03/29/09 The "high press" of the East Coast display amazing self-absorption, and pay attention to prerogatives even when thousands of Americans are losing their jobs. President Barack Obama is rightfully putting them in their place.
 03/29/09 The buzz of an electric alarm clock, the sweet heat of the shower, steam rising from a coffee mug. All over the Northwest, people start their day with energy from Columbia River dams.
03/17/09 It's important when you're selling your home to have the outside space looking its best, no matter w...
 03/02/09 March 2 (Bloomberg) -- Wholesale power prices jumped for most of the U.S. as colder weather was forecast to increase heating demand. Power in the West fell as rain increased hydroelectric supplies. | 
