Waitsburg News

Tall ceilings make small rooms feel spacious. The propane stove adds light and heat in the winter.

Chukar Cherries has been selling its sweet cherries since 1988. Shown here are canned cherries.

Few places exist where you can see someone hand dipping candles, churning butter and hand sewing a wheat sack.

Pasco has finally hired its basketball coaches, exactly two months from the day winter sports begin practice.

A fire has destroyed a mill that gave the city of Waitsburg its name. The fire early Sunday burned the Preston-Shaffer Mill, also known as Wait's Mill.

The tap from the Waitsburg cemetery. Even the dead people get to benefit. I don't drink a lot of water, mainly because I've never really loved the taste.

Uncertainty about the future is common for young people graduating from high school, especially when a rocky economy may dim job prospects and make college unaffordable.

Nick Zaharevich was just a few weeks shy of finishing his first semester in college at Washington State University when he was called for duty in Iraq.

Posted "only his statement that lawyers are smart" Yes and No.. I think they are smart..Just Greedy, Selfish, and Jerks for the most part.

This farm town of 1,250 tucked in the hills of Southeast Washington has changed a lot in recent years.

Some call it patriotism, some say it's an eye sore. Building owner Charles Smith said the new paint job is an art statement, in part to honor our country's military.

One of the aspects of the Pasco Invitational track meet on which director John Crawford prides himself is having some of the best small-school talent included in the field, getting perhaps their only chance to test themselves against top-flight competition.