Saturday Jun 27 | Tri-cityherald.com
Overabundance of cherries a sweet deal for Second Harvest
The gleaning season is starting out sweet for a local group of volunteers who harvest crops that otherwise would be left in the field.
E Washington farmers report excellent hay harvest
Farmers in Washington's Mid-Columbia region are making hay while the sun shines.
Boy, 15, drowns in Eastern Wash. lake
A 15-year-old boy has drowned after going for a swim with friends in a lake near Basin City, Wash.
State's WWI records searchable online
Scrutinizing 90-year-old military records has been a labor of love for about 60 volunteers across the state over the last 41/2 years.
A housing facility for seasonal farmworkers proposed southwest of Basin City is getting closer to reality, but some neighbors are wary of the project.
New Farm Worker Housing Facility Could Be Built in Basin City
The thought of a new facility to house farm workers in Ringold isn't a problem for Ben Casper.
Crash Update: 2 semitrucks colliide on Highway 395, traffic is being rerouted
Officials will allow traffic north on Highway 395 at Eltopia after 5 p.m. The northbound lanes of the highway were closed after two semitrucks collided there about 3:30 p.m. The two southbound lanes will be used to route traffic around a two-semitruck collision -- one lane for northbound traffic, the other for southbound traffic.
CRIME: Basin City man jailed for allegedly beating, shackling daughter
A 31-year-old Basin City father was arrested after reportedly beating and shackling his teen daughter after she was picked up by police for being a runaway.
Farm Bill 2008 to be discussed at Basin City meeting
Farmers and ranchers are invited to learn about changes to farm programs resulting from the 2008 Farm Bill at a meeting March 9 in Basin City.
North Franklin School bond: Vote yes for Basin's kids
Voters should support the North Franklin School District's request for an $18.75 million bond next month.
NEW Man posing as cop jailed after stopping actual officer
A 20-year-old man who tried pulling over cars Monday night with red and blue flashing lights ended up in handcuffs after one of the motorists was an off-duty Connell officer.
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Fair conflict: It's a serious thing
The North Franklin School District thought it was getting out in front when it settled its school calendar for next year early.
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