Inchelium News

By Brenda Starkey Chronicle correspondent Brad Miller, R-Curlew, and Robert L. Heath, D-Inchelium, apparently have won the two contested races for Ferry County commissioner with a 79 percent voter turnout, ...

Jim McFerson says he has had excellent luck growing these varieties in his garden: Hard necks Chesnok Red, white with purple stripe; long-storing; full, lingering taste and retains flavor well when cooked ...

Think about how you cook. Does the tantalizing aroma of garlic sizzling in olive oil frequently suffuse your kitchen? Do you cook Chinese, Indian, Mexican, Thai, Eastern European or French? If so, you're making ...

Jessica Singh concentrates on a writing assignment in her first-grade class at Regal Elementary in Spokane on Thursday.

Colville Business Council members have signed on to an effort to confront the large number of dropout students and tribal students being processed by the courts.

Jean Nicholson I just received the gift of a new book written by Lawney Reyes. It is the story of the early days in Grand Coulee and the first years of construction on Grand Coulee Dam.

Lawney Reyes keeps on writing. That's a good thing. The 77-year-old Beacon Hill resident, artist and retired art director for Seafirst Corporation has just had his third book published in the past six years: "B ...

Two people died in a one-vehicle rollover accident on Columbia River Road southeast of Omak the evening of Sept.

Officials were waiting out a "red alert" fire danger Tuesday after weather reports of high temperatures, low humidity and high winds were forecast for the afternoon and evening.

At the Badger Mountain fire complex north of Wenatchee, officials lowered the Level 3 evacuation order to Level 2, meaning residents of about 160 homes could return.

Washington Incident Management Team 1 is now managing both the Abraham Canyon Fire and the Wilmont Fire, hence we are now being called a Complex.

Both the Abraham Canyon Fire and the Wilmont Fire were declared 100% contained Tuesday evening.

As off 5:00 pm on Tuesday, July 15th, the following numbers are updated: Abraham Canyon fire: 154 personnel, 3 crews, 5 engines, and 1 dozer.

The Abraham Canyon Fire is located approximately 6 miles northwest of Inchelium, on the east side of the Colville Reservation.

Two hundred Spokane Valley residents who were forced to evacuate by Friday's destructive fire that burned 13 homes were allowed to return to their homes on Sunday.

Resources continue to arrive today to assist with the suppression of the Abraham Canyon Fire, located approximately 6 miles northwest of Inchelium, on the east side of the Colville Reservation.

A fire on the Colville Indian Reservation south off Highway 155 can be seen from Okanogan the evening of July 10 By Chris Thew Chronicle staff Crews with the Bureau of Indian Affairs' Mount Tolman Fire Center ...

NESPELEM &#8212 Tribal voters ousted four members of their governing business council, including Mike Marchand, a longtime councilman and chairman of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation for two ...

A flash flood warning remains in effect until 3:45 pm for eastern Ferry County. At 2:35 pm local fire officials reported a thunderstorm producing flash flooding as well as mud and rock slides onto bridge creek ...

“They're all run down, pitiful and need to be replaced”

Omak District candidates square off during forum; primary is today, May 3 By Chris Thew Chronicle staff Colville tribal members in the Omak District had a special opportunity to hear from candidates for the ... via Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle