Othello, WA News

• Othello, WA News
• Back to School for Othello - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 2011 Adams County Filing Period
• Garza and Cogswell advance to regional tennis tournament
• Lady Huskie softball finishes third at district
• Soccer district champs, host state playoff round
• Ladies take district title, regionals next
• Huskies outrun by Greyhounds
• Lady Huskie golf brings home hardware
• Boys golf takes No. 1 in district
• Volunteers needed to help staff Relay For Life
• Othello Senior Ctr. menus, May 24-27
• Kirkwood, O’Connell and Hayduk moving on
• Huskie runners qualify for regionals
• Obituary: George Alvarado, 1957 — 2011
• Obituary: Alice N. Broyles, 1922 — 2011
• Necessary oversight for a controversial plan
• A double whammy for consumers
• Obituary: Daniel “Danny” Frank Salinas, 1949 — 2011
• DSHS office future unsure
• Improving county’s financial health
• Kids trike to raise funds
• Illegal parking causing problems
• Mother’s Day Garden in a Pot … dig it
• Locals will be looking at the future of Othello
• Outlook Birth Announcements, May 12
• Othello Mens Soccer League, standings – May 12
• Upward Bound students earn major national scholarships
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, May 12
• National health care battle moving to the states
• Doggie Superheroes to the rescue
• Part of the Teen Dating Violence Outreach presentation team
• There’s a new cop on the street
• Park lighting almost done
• Pages of Time, May 12 – from The Othello Outlook -
• Washington State Potato Commission news in brief
• Outlook Court Report, May 12
• McFarland collects cans for local food bank
• Schools earn cash for reducing waste
• Outlook Legals, May 12
• Othello boys golf repeats as league champs
• Lady Huskie golfers crowned CWAC champions
• Othello Senior Center menus, May 17-20
• Othello School District menus, May 16-20
• Fresh Fish Report from MarDon Resort
• Refuges celebrate International Migratory Bird Day
• Community Schools, May 12 – Upcoming Classes -
• Athletes prep for district meet in Quincy
• Huskie baseball playoff hopes still alive; loser out Saturday
• Seniors ready for post-season, districts Friday in Quincy
• Othello beat Bulldogs twice for No. 2 seed at district
• Lady Huskies sweep Ellensburg to finish second in CWAC
• Prices at the pump
• Pastor looks to better community
• Community yard sale
• Democrats gather
• Handbell Spring Concert
• Blood drive
• Nazarene Weekly prayer time change
• Venue change
• Ladies finish with 6-3 record, ready for districts
• Boys finish in three-way tie for second place
• CWAC Standings, May 12
• Outlook Birth Announcements, May 5
• School district discusses shared facilities
• Huskies gear up for post-season play
• Golfers undefeated
• Elementary marimba band roarin’ to go
• Softball team on a six-game winning streak
• Girl’s CB United 12U wins two, qualifies for semifinals in Olympia
• Soccer beats Quincy and Selah, loses to Ephrata
• In honor of mom
• Othello little league parade goes Disney
• C.B. United U-11 advances to state semi’s
• Nine straight wins to end regular season, district tournament Saturday
• Ladies grab fifth-place finishes in Spokane
• Ladies host final league track and field meet
• Estrada and Garza win top honors in Quincy
• Higher taxes are not the answer
• Special session disappointing
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, April 28
• Outlook Fire Report, April 28
• Rock Doc: Giving you more time to eat your potatoes
• Troubled kids get some help
• New Hope brings attention to sexual assault
• CHS Sun Basin Growers donates to Othello Food Bank
• Pages of Time, April 28 – from The Othello Outlook -
• Adams County labor summary, March 2011
• Along these lines: Charles in Charge
• A Scootney Easter
• Students put good intentions into action
• Area families face challenges of autism
• Records fall at Cougar track meet 
• Community Schools, April 28 – Upcoming Classes -
• Guys and Dolls
• Attorney General in Moses Lake
• Baseball rides a six-game streak
• Softball falls from undefeated ranks
• Othello beats Toppenish, remains one game out of first place
• Girls defend home course
• Kirkwood tops the nation’s best
• Huskie track team divides and conquers
• CWAC Standings, April 28
• BBCC hosts Latino education fair
• VFW loves swimming, donates to Ruiz
• Manny Jr. keeps pinning
• Olympic soccer is Olympic soccer
• Requirement preps seniors for life after school
• Sixth graders learn GREAT lesson
• Girls golf tops at Ellensburg
• Huskie golfers continue to impress on the links
• Obituary: Maria Gonzalez Elzea, 1924 — 2011
• Northwest Jesuits give landmark settlement to clergy sexual abuse victims
• “Smile Survey” shows oral health successes, challenges
• Hydraulic oil spill near Potholes Reservoir
• Othello School District menus, April 25-29
• Northwest profile No. 26: Long-haired Moses Lake marathon man
• Letters to the editor: Cupboards nearly bare
• Orphan choir brings smiles to faces
• Ag groups protest cuts to research
• Reading the record
• Letters to the editor: Budget proposal puts Washington’s health care system in jeopardy
• Iglesia Emmanuel
• Nazarene Church
• Othello Christian Church
• Lady Huskies improve conference record
• Boys tennis splits games last week at Lions Park
• Community Schools, April 21 – Upcoming Classes -
• Studded tire deadline April 25
• Hardballers follow up loss with weekend sweep
• Kirkwood continues breaking records
• Soccer team splits games, falls to second in CWAC
• Tigers and Bulldogs, oh my
• CWAC Standings, April 21
• Letters to the editor: Hi, neighbors
• Ah, asparagus …
• Outlook Police Report, April 14
• US-Colombia reach deal to move forward on FTA
• APHIS names parham new administrator
• Outlook Legals, April 14
• Outlook Court Report, April 14
• Obituary: Mary Elaine Turner, 1919 — 2011
• Digging out before the IRS digs in
• Letters to the editor: GOP tax policy
• Job fair boasts many employers
• Pages of Time, April 14 – from The Outlook -
• $1 Million grant funds WSU Extension ‘Healthy Gardens, Healthy Youth’ project
• Obituary: Phyllis Ann (Hays) Gale, 1936 — 2011
• No longer Othello’s legal newspaper :(
• Letters to the editor: We didn’t ask for bailouts
• Well No. 5 is up and running
• Firefighters close to monument goal
• Othello resident questions new city sidewalks
• Othello Senior Center menus, April 19-28
• PTA meeting
• Toastmasters
• City of Othello named substance abuse prevention site
• Othello School District menus, April 18-27
• MarDon: Water temps heat up the action
• Baseball sweeps Toppenish, falls to Selah
• School plans hit momentary snag
• Huskie Golf this week
• Holy week schedule for the Othello Christian Church
• All-Rockhounds Pow Wow Club
• Race for the Cure
• Fixing the federal health reform law
• Recognition of state employees
• National Alcohol Screening Day is April 14
• State qualifying chess tournament
• Boys tennis aces Red Devils and Wildcats
• League play kicks off 2-0
• Ladies open play with two wins
• Softball sits at top of CWAC standings
• CWAC Standings, April 14
• Huskie senior baseball/softball poster
• Democrats: the Bobby Fishers of state politics
• Healthcare reform report card
• Othello Senior Center menus, April 13-21
• PAWS group meeting for tea and book review
• Obituary: Louis E. Barger, 1927 — 2011
• Obituary: Phyllis Ann (Hays) Gale, 1936 — 2011
• Outlook Birth Announcements, April 7
• Pages of Tim, April 7 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Rooney’s new role
• Othello Choral Orchestra society stays unique
• State traffic deaths reach an all-time low
• Emergency zone to be enforced
• Ugandan Orphans Choir to perform
• Duct Tape Man has a colorful day
• Pavers need more asphalt for Main Street
• Job and Career Fair at BBCC
• Autism awareness is focus of April’s events at RTA center
• Don’t be April-fooled by Jamaican scammers
• Buyer beware: Saving money can be costly
• Martinez, Jr. places first at Jason Crawford Memorial Wrestling Tournament
• Courtney Kirkwood throws javelins like Zeus throws thunder bolts
• Casting all cares: When it comes to worry
• ‘Collectively’ bad
• A tax by any other name …
• Adams County labor summary
• Police allow view of dispatch crew
• Community Schools Upcoming Classes
• Pages of Time, March 31 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Outlook Court Report, March 31
• ObamaCare, one year later
• Soccer takes three of four, opens league play today
• Othello School District menus, April 11-20
• I-90 paving work starts April 11 in Adams County
• Girls tennis follows up loss with win
• Locals rev up to help
• Levy could make, break ambulance service
• Club offers public speaking support
• April’s featured artist blossoms at Old Hotel
• Moses Lake Special Olympics kicks off spring
• Get ready for baseball and softball clinic
• 14th annual Othello Spring Clean Up Days
• Meetings and events
• Ranchers donate over $18,000 to Japan
• Biologist uses music to teach
• ‘Last hired, first fired’ means younger teachers laid off first
• Community Schools, March 31 – Upcoming Classes -
• Othello School District menus, April 11-13
• Othello Senior Center menus, April 6-14
• Letters of editor: If you are not responsible, who is?
• The state of the economy
• From delicious dinners to perfect brown bags
• What state covers, what it doesn’t discussed
• Department of Ecology seeks comments on fee change for air permit work
• Boys compete at Ray Cross Invitational
• Drill team wins third at state
• Girls claim invite on home course
• Huskies take Grandview invite
• Big Bend holds college planning day
• Botanist explores Columbia Basin
• Washington ag sector sees declines in 2010
• Buffers not included in latest recommended pesticide restrictions to protect salmon
• WSPC urges completion of trade agreements
• Outlook Legals, March 31
• Community Schools, March 31 – Upcoming Classes -
• Softball wins two loses two, remain unbeaten in CWAC
• Kirkwood No. 2 in nation, Hayduk breaks OHS record
• Othello tennis opens season with win against Quincy
• Ladies top Quincy, Selah postponed
• Soccer team drops match to Selah Vikings
• Event brings elusive tourists to Othello
• Huskie baseball falls to 2-3
• Cleaning up Hanford
• House Republican budget: No one is left to bail out America
• Obituary: Diana Lynn Jay, 1949 – 2011
• Conference gives lessons in rural economics
• Outlook Birth Announcements, March 24
• Pages of Time, March 26 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Outlook Legals, March 24
• Committee seeks facelift funding
• An all-Othello breakfast
• Students jive and bring in money
• Main Street to see pavement soon
• U18 OTown spikes it at Clarkston
• Motorist dies while trying to evade police
• Othello Fire Report, March 24
• The Obama Doctrine and the United Nations
• Othello Senior Center menus, March 29-31
• Hilmes and Wolfs think “Math is Cool”
• Old Hotel prepares for festival-goers
• Annual festival offers variety of tours
• Othello School District menus, March 28-30
• Crane festival offers delights for all ages
• There’s no more money
• For quality, choose an American taxidermist
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, March 17
• Soccer gets first win of the year
• Boys capture Othello Invite
• Othello baseball splits opener with Ellensburg
• Softball starts off season with two wins
• Ladies compete in Prosser
• Girls fair well on the links
• Seniors capture two top finishes, Grandview Invite today
• Local man gets life-saving jolt
• Scents-ible fundraiser
• Pedestrians should practice safe crossing
• Drum roll please …
• Amtrak Cascades hopes to cash in with lottery partnership
• Math, school safety and kindergarten readiness bills passed
• Beware of scams during wake of combined earthquake – tsunami tragedy
• Rural health conference coming soon
• I hope I had you at hello
• Community Schools, March 17 – Upcoming Classes -
• Irrigation District update
• Globe-trotting theologian returns to Othello
• Time to get out of the courtroom
• Community Diner benefits Xi Beta Xi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
• City looks at policies after audit shows deficiencies
• Energy use – myths versus reality
• Pages of Time, March 17 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Adams County Labor Summary, March 17
• Red Cross responds to earthquake in Japan and Pacific Tsunami
• Middle school chess club performs well in tournament
• Outlook Police Report, March 17
• How fragile is the solid Earth beneath our feet
• Othello Senior Center menus, March 22-25
• Lights for parks
• DSHS offices limit service hours
• Nuclear event in Japan currently poses no health risk in Washington
• Othello School District menus, March 21-25
• Grant Co. Democrats
• Community Schools, March 17 – Upcoming Classes -
• Obituary: Treca Robinson, 1960 – 2011
• What everyone should know about antibiotics
• Patrons of CHS Othello share in $266,000 cash distribution
• Soccer kicks off the pre-season with a jamboree
• Othello AAU basketball
• Baseball preseason at KiBe Jamboree
• Finding ways to support small businesses
• Drivers’ license restriction debate crosses the border
• Cancer action network addresses priorities
• O-Town captures another championship
• Huskie track starts off on the right foot, at Ephrata today
• Summer quarter classes start later this year at BBCC
• Enrollments climbing in state prepaid tuition program
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, March 10
• Outlook Fire Report, March 10
• Shooting and eating crow: Literally and figuratively
• A new slice out of the apple and taking the time to enjoy it
• Obituary: Gwynn Hirschi, 1925 – 2011
• Hey Kids Summer Youth Program begin plans for a great summer
• Grants for Artist Projects online applications available
• Pages of Time, March 10 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Developmental Disabilities Council seeks volunteers
• Outlook Court Report, March 10
• Already preparing for No. 140
• 14th annual Othello Spring Clean Up Days
• Special speaker
• Obituary: Curtis “Curt” Paul Charlston, 1934 – 2011
• Obituary: Richard Daniel Regalado, 1956 – 2011
• New technology helps police to prepare
• Conference to explore rural economic development
• Payed surrogacy bill passes House
• Central Basin Audubon Society holds annual award ceremony
• Flu activity still widespread in Washington
• Title fight ends without a champ
• Chamber banquet raises $11,897
• Corrections and reintegration
• Girls golf set sights high for 2011
• Othello girls golf schedule, 2011
• OHS music boosters to stage a jazzy fundraiser
• Black awarded Wally Morris Lifetime Achievement Award
• Bloomsday ’11 sign-ups set torrid pace
• Mosquito larva surveillance underway
• 2011 begins with big job gains
• Sciatica pain? Chiropractic helps
• Free Mammogram Day appointments available
• Roosma takes Pinewood Derby
• Kirkwood going for three-peat
• Boys swinging for third straight title
• Soccer hopes to be best in league
• Othello boys golf schedule, 2011
• Huskies soccer schedule, 2011
• Community Schools, March 10 – Upcoming Classes -
• Jazz Night auction and fundraiser
• “Buddy Ball” sign ups March 15
• Soup supper and prayer
• Beautification committee meeting
• Huskie seniors anchor track and field team in 2011
• Othello Huskies track schedule, 2011
• SCI Convention in Reno
• A piece of the sandhill crane pie
• Budgeting for Dummies
• A piece of the sandhill crane pie
• McGary receives Officer of the Year Award
• District ready to present school plans to board
• Volunteers create kid’s activities for crane festival
• Meeting and fellowship for Presbyterian women
• Ash Wednesday
• Jensen – Haught wed
• Sandhill crane festival on track
• Outlook Birth Announcements, March 3
• Death Notice: Juanita V. (Rinker) Jones
• Community Schools, March 3 – Upcoming Classes -
• Shrove Tuesday
• Unions and the Middle Class
• National Ground Water Awareness Week, March 6 to 12
• Hastings visits high school
• Current law has bark, no bite
• Patrons share in $936,000 cash distribution
• Outlook Court Report, March 3
• Hiawatha student receives award
• Waterfowl hunt meeting at Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge
• Othello School District Menus, March 7-11
• Resistance training for weight loss
• Community college students demand a voice
• Entitlements: A debate deferred
• Letter to the editor: Schools will never cut wasteful spending!
• Outlook Court Report, Feb. 24
• Keep fires burning in your heart, not in your house
• Rollover accident kills one
• Reining in spending to grow economy
• Funeral home marks one-year anniversary
• CPoW meeting scheduled
• Youth heifer and bull judging contest
• Othello Healing Rooms
• Residents get ready to relay
• Jauregui honored by CBHA
• Pages of Time, Feb. 24 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Table Scraps: Benefits of popular fruit
• Thousands to lose health coverage
• Obituary: Richard D. Regalado, 1956-2011
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Feb. 24
• Tips to prevent becoming a victim of Medicare fraud
• Cancer Society accepting grant applications
• Distilling workshop at Big Bend Community College
• Ladies mini-retreat
• Standing up to adversity
• Designer drug hits Washington
• Scootney looses roof … on purpose
• O-Town, Othello’s U-12 Girls soccer team, crowned champions
• C.B. United boys U-11 wins indoor tournament
• Outlook Legals, Feb. 24
• GWMA to hold public forum
• CORE 24 to change graduation requirements
• Community Schools, Feb. 24 – Upcoming Classes -
• Unique Dinner Show
• Pizza and pie fundraiser
• The Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District
• The East Columbia Basin Irrigation District
• Othello Senior Center menus, March 1-4
• 2011 Huskie drill and cheer … gimme an O
• Othello Chamber selects annual winners
• Outlook Court Report, Feb. 17
• Doc Hastings in town
• OSD Vision Newsletter, Feb. 24
• Lady Huskies wrestling program takes a step forward
• Jordan beats Ybarra for state title, Huskies finish sixth
• 2011 Huskie Wrestling poster
• Obituary: Homer Mallonee, 1937 – 2011
• Chamber awards banquet
• Conversations with small business owners around central Washington
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Feb. 17
• Second phase of brick fundraising project
• Hug a math teacher
• Table Scraps: Helping in your own community
• Pages of Time, Feb. 17 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• State productivity board seeks nominees for Leadership Award
• Group works on creating healthy communities
• Volunteers needed to redo decorations
• My last hunting trip to Alaska
• Use indoor plants to brighten your home
• Outlook Police Report, Feb. 17
• Outlook Fire Report, Feb. 17
• The Back Forty: Weather or not? Seriously.
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Feb. 17
• Constitution Party of Adams-Benton-Franklin counties organized
• Main Street timeline extended
• Construction feeds dietary partnership
• Community schools keeps cookin’
• Local boxer gets shot at title fight
• Students and parents join together for math night
• Community Schools, Feb. 17 – Upcoming Classes -
• Othello Senior Center menus, Feb. 22-25
• Ground maintenance to begin
• Beautification Meeting
• Socialism and the Super Bowl
• Community Diner serves em up
• SBA lending initiatives for underserved communities
• REC Silicon fined for violating permit limits for nitrogen oxide
• School committee holds public forum
• Othello library throws Block Party
• We need to rethink our renewable energy policy to meet objectives
• Letters to the editor: A true role model
• Obituary: Alice Berg, 1911 – 2011
• Obituary: Marian M. Satake, 1947 – 2010
• New officers and directors at CBF
• Outlook Court Report, Feb. 10
• Outlook Fire Report, Feb. 10
• Lady Huskies send four to Mat Classic
• Boys second at regionals, qualify seven for state
• Kirkwood, Scott recognized for basketball
• Hunting Alaskan caribou, part four
• Outlook Legals, Feb. 10
• Obituary: Verna Lee Ainsworth, 1944 – 2011
• Table Scraps: Warm dish for cold days
• Pages of Time, Feb. 10 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• South Columbia Basin Irrigation District
• Protecting salmon from sea lions
• New look for Old Hotel
• CBHA Recognized Nationally for Immunization Program
• Ruttans find love in unlikely place
• Reclamation asked to withdraw proposal
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Feb. 10
• Youth baseball and softball needs volunteers
• Learning sportsmanship … the hard way
• First-Aid classes offered
• Columbia Basin Foundation receives $1 million donation
• Kick-off to start Relay for Life process
• Car theft numbers within the city limits decrease
• Annual Agriculture Safety Day
• Irrigation news
• “Winning the Future” requires real choice
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Feb. 10
• Obituary: Al Jorgensen Jr., 1934 – 2011
• Jensen called to serve mission in Texas
• Banquet recognizes firefighters
• Othello Senior Center menus, Feb. 15-18
• Waterfowl hunt meeting at McNary National Wildlife Refuge
• Corn beef and cabbage feed
• Youth Baseball board meeting
• Columbia Basin Foundation 2011 scholdarship deadline
• Democracy on the march
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Feb. 3
• Othello School District menus, Feb. 14-18
• Community Diner turns 1, serving breakfast Sunday
• Huskie grapplers repeat as district champions, on to Regionals
• Girls basketball drops last two games of year
• Nine Lady Huskies earn Regional berth
• Othello boys end on winning note
• CWAC Standings, Feb. 10
• Stroke and Osteoporosis Screenings Coming to town
• Vacancy to be filled on Washington nursing commission
• State of the Union reaction
• Letters to the editor: Othello School District capital budget surplus
• House Bill 1530 could hurt students
• Schoesler sponsors local girl as Senate Page
• BBCC man offers business advice
• O Town volleyball grows in Othello
• Hunting Alaskan caribou, part three
• Outlook Police Report, Feb. 3
• What I love about the local school board
• Jazz Night Auction
• Table Scraps: Authentic European cooking
• Pages of Time from the The Othello Outlook
• Softball hitting camp at CBC
• MAC high school art show
• Volunteers tally Adams County’s homeless
• Adams County Pet Rescue seeks shelter
• Scootney kids forget paper, use walls for art
• Don’t let a layoff catch you unprepared
• Outlook state news in brief
• College Goal Sunday Washington at BBCC
• Non-local firewood poses threat to Pacific Northwest forests
• Othello man injured in crash
• Othello Senior Center menus, Feb. 8-16
• Othello library block party
• CPoW general meeting
• Letters to the editor: Limit on dogs out of line
• School district forum scheduled
• Cub Scout Troop 808 + merit badges
• Adams County Noxious Weed Control Board meeting set
• Keep kids safe on the street
• Huskie JV wrestles well in Ephrata
• 12U Fastpitch seeking players
• Othello School District menus, Feb. 7-11
• Girls host Connell for Senior Night, districts at Wahluke Saturday
• Undefeated Huskies crowned league champs, host CWAC districts over weekend
• Little Guy wrestling practice
• Boys go 1-1 in league play, end season tonight at Ephrata
• Dancing away cancer
• Geller speaks to House
• Paychecks beat unemployment checks
• Adams County Labor summary, Jan. 27
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Jan. 27
• Hunting Alaskan caribou, part two
• Birthday celebration at Church of Nazarene
• Special speaker at PAWS meeting
• Ladies season winds down, finish season at Ephrata Friday
• CWAC Standings, Feb. 3
• Outlook Police Report, Jan. 27
• Outlook Court Report, Jan. 27
• Outlook Legals, Jan. 27
• Hiawatha Elementary looking good
• Spokane Ag Expo to include small acreage farmers
• Council hears latest news on Well No. 6
• Girls beat White River at duals
• Lady Huskies garner first win of season
• Boys drop three games, two in overtime
• CWAC Standings, Jan. 27
• Undefeated Huskies host Selah for title
• Workers’ Compensation: Oregon did it, why can’t we?
• Audubon group plans annual fundraiser
• Hunting Alaskan caribou
• Othello Police Report, Jan. 20
• Farm service agency controls protect taxpayers from waste
• Grant Co. Republican Party elects officers
• Scholarship available
• Outlook Fire Report, Jan. 20
• Student Photographer of the Year
• City council seeks grant
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Jan. 20
• Letters to the editor: Fair is fair
• Obituary: Rosa DeLaRosa Enruquez, 1910 – 2011
• Community night celebrates local artists
• American Cancer Society offers scholarships to cancer survivors
• New manager ready for tax season
• Othello Bethel Assembly of God Church building getting closer
• Ethanol industry reacts to USDA corn report
• Sign up for revenue assistance
• Lighthouse project highlights board as leaders
• Dream Duals opportunity for Lady Huskies
• Obituary: Kenneth Gerald Mace, 1936 – 2011
• Situation critical for local hospitals
• Senior center welcomes new president
• Othello Senior Center menus, Jan. 25-28
• Synthetic marijuana products to be banned in state under emergency rules
• Red Cross celebrates Blood Donor Month
• Pot holes in my Main Street
• The gray cloud of an oligarchy blurs democracy
• Mardon, hunting report – Jan. 20
• Girls b-ball comes oh so close, remains winless – Grandview tonight on the road
• Boys drop three games last week, but still in the hunt – travel to Grandview Friday
• CWAC Standings, Basketball, Jan. 17
• A day of free Mammograms
• Othello School District menus, Jan.24 – 28
• Year-round shad in the Columbia River
• Staying optimistic in difficult times
• Free mammogram screening
• State needs to help us weather the pension debt storm
• Letters to the editor: Kudos to Hospital staff
• Table Scraps: A surprise crowd-pleasing fav
• Pages of Time, Jan. 13 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• New school plans moving forward
• Othello Cancer Support Group donates to Adams Co. Pet Rescue
• How regular eye care exams can save your sight
• Obituary: Luis Montemayor Lopez, 1952 – 2011
• Tips for maintaning eye health in the office
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Jan. 13
• Disaster program signup
• Tax cuts, education and choices
• Community Schools, Jan. 13 – Upcoming Classes
• $190,000,000 Mega Millions winner plans to ‘pay it forward’
• ACDC holds annual stakeholder luncheon
• Community Schools, kids and cookie decorating
• Taking aim at better health with exercise
• McFarland students are G-R-E-A-T
• Outlook Police Report, Jan. 13
• Outlook Court Report, Jan. 13
• Huskies bedevil East Valley wrestlers 49–22, host Grandview Thursday
• January national blood donor month
• Othello Senior Center menus, Jan. 18-21
• Some Medicaid program budget cuts avoided
• Othello School District menus, Jan. 17-21
• The golden hands of John Carlson
• Sandhill Crane Festival back on
• City of Othello gives extra funds to event
• Youth baseball board meeting scheduled
• Little guy wrestling
• Soccer registration
• Men’s Breakfast
• Girls losing streak reaches 11 games, tip off against Jacks tonight at 5:45
• Othello boys basketball falls to 4-6, host Quincy tonight
• CWAC standings, as of Jan. 13
• Winter play day in Leavenworth
• Free throw championship
• 2010 Outlook – Year in Review Edition, July-December
• Othello resident Juan catches a whopper
• Potato Foundation to offer free first aid training
• Table Scraps: Starting a new year off right
• Letters to the editor: A rush to judgment
• Obituary: Lucile Camenish Allred, 1923 – 2011
• Development League hires new director
• Othello artists to be featured at regional show
• Washington state budget crisis: Healthcare and you
• Pages of Time, Jan. 6 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Diabetes education classes offered
• Chainsaws on steroids: Ugly but fast
• Outlook Legals, Jan. 6
• Outlook Fire Report, Jan. 6
• USDA accepting grant applications for businesses
• Looking to the future
• Outlook Police Report, Jan. 6
• Othello Senior Center menus, Jan. 11-14
• Richard the barber changes locations
• Adams County officials sworn in
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Jan. 6
• City council discusses hydrant use by private contractors
• Charities can now register online    
• Othello School District menus, Jan. 10-14
• Community arts night, Jan. 11
• Change of Grant-Adams extension office hours
• State cuts could end county fair
• Obituary: Trudy D. James 1947 – 2010
• Making a resolution I can (hopefully) achieve
• Othello welcomes Yarely Anjelina, first baby of 2011
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Jan. 6
• 2010 Outlook – Year in Review Edition, Jan-June
• Bloomsday ‘11 online registration is open – Early entrants may win iPad
• Financial peace
• Ecology to expedite water storage projects in the Columbia Basin
• Recharging the water battery
• Washington Apple Education Foundation receives Walmart donation
• Supporting your local farmers
• Lady Huskies perform well at Hanford Girls Invitational Tournament
• Huskies wrestlers fourth at Winter Cup
• Old Hotel being remodeled
• Department of Fish and Wildlife renamed
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Dec. 30
• Pages of Time, Dec. 30 – from The Othello Outlook -
• Letters to the editor: Othello Food Bank year end report
• State health care budget hurts hospital
• Adams Co. Juvenile Services develops new risk assessment tool
• Officials find a new way of looking at things
• Letters to the editor: Minimum wage increase
• Pioneer Park used as Santa letter hub, who would’ve thought …
• Another record-setting year for unemployment claims
• Potato conference keynote speaker Bob Treadway to talk ag trends and action Jan. 25 to 27 in Kennewick
• Outlook Legals, Dec. 30
• Level 3 sex offender relocates
• Ecology OKs changes on permits for air pollution
• CBHA sees funding cuts
• ACCN gets extension to pay back misappropriated state funds
• Pioneer Park hosts manger
• Washington at center of low-power community radio debate
• Table Scraps: Ringing in the New Year
• WSU picks unique taste-testing device
• Outlook Court Report, Dec. 30
• A burning issue – home heating fires
• Christmas at Coventry House
• Othello Theatre Guild looks for best guys and dolls
• Othello School District invited to speak before legislators
• Letters to the editor: A wonderful celebration
• Outlook Police Report, Dec. 30
• Preciado second at Othello Girls Invite
• Othello School District menus, Jan. 3-7
• Othello Senior Center menus, Jan. 4-7
• Six people hurt, horse dies in accident west of Othello
• Flu active in central Washington
• Hiawatha Elementary – Gayle Valdivia • Third Grade
• Hiawatha Elementary – Nicki Sams • Third Grade
• Hiawatha Elementary – Shawn Ditton • Third Grade
• Hiawatha Elementary – Kristin Baker • Third Grade
• Hiawatha Elementary – Megan Karlinsey • Second Grade
• Hiawatha Elementary – Bret Ingham • Second Grade
• Hiawatha Elementary – Bernie Garza • Second Grade
• Hiawatha Elementary – Kathy Carlton • Second Grade
• Lutacaga Elementary – Wendy Wagner • Third Grade
• Lutacaga Elementary – Rosalba Salmaron • Third Grade
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Dec. 23
• Rubalcava’s looking forward to retirement
• CBHA donates to Othello Senior Center
• Othello Leo Club comes to aid of families in need
• Letters to the editor: Conservative is not a dirty word
• New Othello school site rejected
• Washington economy steady
• Outlook Court Report, Dec. 23
• Truck meets train, trains wins
• Christmas tree recycling program, Othello
• Adams County Development Council to host 2011 stakeholder luncheon
• Batman who? Duct Tape Man is here to help
• State requires schools to adopt new bullying policy
• Outlook Legals, Dec. 23
• Cattle Producers donate beef Moses Lake food bank
• Reclamation and Ecology extend comment period for Odessa Subarea
• Outlook letter to the editor: Concerned Parent
• Activia yogurt ads mostly hype
• Night of 1,000 Stars
• Hiawatha PTO donates to Christmas baskets
• City of Othello thanks volunteers
• Table Scraps: Taking time to help others this holiday season
• Pages of Time, Dec. 23 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Tax deal angers both sides
• Adams County labor area summary
• Othello High School, honor roll for the first trimester
• CWAC Standings, Dec. 22
• WSP Trooper Testing
• MarDon Resort report, Dec. 23
• Girls drop two, conference record falls to 0-4
• Wrestlers undefeated in CWAC
• Othello works together to help neighbors
• Letters to the editor: Thank you, Othello
• Othello garbage collection remains same over holidays
• Holiday Church services
• Candlelight service
• Praise and worship service
• City Hall closure
• Lady Huskies battle with Sunnyside grapplers
• Boys lose to East Valley, Grandview; beat Connell
• Christmas in Othello
• Role on committee benefits central Washington
• When sheep didn’t have wool
• SNAP-Ed offers nutritional program for areas youth
• Othello Chiropractic welcomes new doctor
• Toys that are safe for Christmas gifts
• Othello kids win bikes, then they ride
• Letters to the editor: We need an animal shelter, not a skate park
• Letters to the editor: Not in the loop
• Coppers and shoppers take over Walmart
• Othello city hall feels the Christmas spirit
• Committee cancels 2011 crane festival
• Mustangs collect food
• Tree fruit industry charity awards scholarships
• Fire safety tips for Christmas trees
• Obituary: Elena Garza Alamillo, 1933 – 2010
• County owes state almost $75K
• The Pragmatic Progressive
• Scootney dads enjoy night out and potatoes
• Othello Sandhill Crane Festival donates to Old Hotel
• Sipping tea, celebrating Christmas
• Huskie band ignites Othello pride
• Homeless count next month
• Outlook Police Report, Dec. 16
• McFarland drill team performs for Othello crowd
• Fresh fish report, Dec. 16 – MarDon Resort -
• Victims of violence need holiday help
• Christmas Baskets delivered Saturday
• Men’s Breakfast
• Invite championship and two league wins great start for wrestlers
• Lady Huskie basketball falls to 0-5 overall, at Grandview Saturday, Dec. 18
• Othello boys basketball falls to 2-2, travel to Grandview Saturday, Dec. 18
• Letter to the editor: Bah Humbug
• New Congress good thing
• Guys and Dolls Auditions
• USDA announces lending rates for December
• Fireman’s breakfast cooks for Christmas
• Obituary: Carmen L. DeLeon, 1933 – 2010
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Dec. 9
• Outlook Fire Report, Dec. 9
• New machines shine at local hospital
• Delta Upsilon Christmas Bazaar success
• Pages of Time, Dec. 9 – from the The Othello Outlook –
• Table Scraps: Making your family feel special
• State updates construction permit
• The ‘Little Bull’ hopes for shot at big time
• Gift of education will spark smiles now, thanks later
• Outlook Police Report, Dec. 9
• Rabbit sounds from little hounds
• Obituary: Newlyn Bongiorni, 1915 – 2010
• Ricardo Chavez and Elva Florez, best bean guessers in Othello
• Children’s choir performs at Cantata
• Electric cars a shock to the grid
• Letters to the editor: A good samaritan
• Nurse honored with Daisy Award
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Dec. 9
• Join the library winter reading challenge
• Potato man has first meal after 60 days of spuds
• Outlook Legals, Dec. 9
• Auxiliary auction a success
• Stelter graduates from basic training
• Prepare for La Niña weather
• Winter Reading Challenge
• Community schools teaches fondant mastery
• Othello continues to battle snow
• Assembly honors Super Students at high school
• Future directions for Snake River envisioned by grad students
• Commission meeting planned
• Outlook Court Report, Dec. 9
• Huskies: Eradicating Cougars since 1900
• Othello Senior Ctr. menus, Dec. 14 – 17
• Othello School District menus, Dec. 13 – 17
• Performances highlight Christmas spirit, final show Sunday
• Old Hotel features new artist
• Old Hotel Open House
• Othello opens conference play Friday, host Selah
• Lady Huskies fall to Connell
• Huskies fifth at Kennewick – Schutte Invite Saturday
• Kids Christmas Program
• Othello Christmas Baskets delivery
• Avalanche danger closes North Cascades highway
• Beware of common senior scams
• Give us a gridlocked promise
• Table Scraps: A unique way to ring in the holiday season
• USDA supports restoration of forest land
• Lawsuit prods feds to review status of species
• Outlook Fire Report, Dec. 2
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Dec. 2
• Obituary: Glen Albert Gilbert, 1918 – 2010
• Decisions should not be held hostage by politics
• Pages of Time, Dec. 2 – from the The Othello Outlook –
• School district explores idea of new elementary
• Budget approved despite contention over ACDC allotment
• Let in snow in Othello!
• Celebrate Christmas at The Old Hotel
• Grant County confirms first human West Nile virus case of year
• Othello School District menus, Dec. 2-10
• Annual musical performance ushers in the spirit of the Christmas season
• Winter Sports Preview – Boys look to improve 5-15 record
• Huskie boys basketball schedule, 2010/2011
• Othello gal wins bass tournament
• Accountable care organizations: More central planning from ObamaCare
• J & C Contracting owners plead guilty to underreporting workers
• Steps you need to know to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning
• Farmers increase support for state’s smoke management services
• Beefing up the Palouse
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Nov. 25
• Outlook Fire Report, Nov. 25
• ‘Scientists’ explore increased wolf populations
• Comments begin on Odessa Subarea Special Study
• Outlook Court Report, Nov. 25
• Diabetes Q&A: How to keep the holidays healthy
• Othello Nazarene Ladies Christmas Tea
• Pages of Time, Nov. 25 – from the The Othello Outlook –
• Lady Huskie basketball jamboree Thursday at Connell
• Union gains protection for low-performing teachers
• AVID learners more likely to attend college
• Othello Rotary donates to local theatre guild
• Table Scraps: Sharing a Thanksgiving meal with others
• Outlook Legals, Nov. 25
• Christmas tree care
• Outlook Police Report, Nov. 25
• Make sure you take the time to give thanks
• Time to stop school bullying
• Christmas basket food drive
• Library challenges readers this winter
• Citizen Academy, week six: Graduation day
• CBHA welcomes new employees – Mollie Page, P.A.
• Othello Senior Center menus, Nov. 25
• Obituaries: William “Bill” Jessie Gilland, 1927 – 2010
• Birth Announcements, Nov. 25
• Christmas Baskets – Holidays begin with breakfast
• CBHA welcomes new employees – Miguel Blas-Matus, P.A.
• Hay growers annual meeting to be held Dec. 4 in Clayton
• Othello boys host jamboree Tuesday, Nov. 30
• Health department offering extended clinic hours before holidays
• Adams County Labor Area Summary
• Snow is in the forecast, time to prepare for winter driving
• Fundraiser planned
• Christmas Dinner
• Hay growers annual meeting
• Snow hits Othello hard
• Weather stalls project
• City dusts off snow removal policy
• Local whooping cough outbreak continues
• Table Scraps: Sharing a Thanksgiving meal with others
• Going green on Black Friday
• Diving into the Legend of ‘Lonesome Larry’
• Lutacaga students run for a good cause
• Is The Old Hotel haunted or not? You be the judge
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Nov. 18
• Big Green Bus has flat tires 
• McCain Foods Othello receives 2009 Energy Star Designation
• Xi Beta Xi donates to Othello Food Bank
• Citizen Academy, week four: Getting to the scene
• Hospitals increase employee immunization
• New look makes finding services even easier
• Table Scraps: Being prepared for holiday guests
• Letters to the editor: A Disappointing Veteran’s Day
• Library charging canned food instead of money for fines
• Pages of Time, Nov. 18 – from the The Othello Outlook –
• ACDC budget draws questions
• The third annual Byway Idol is sure to be a ‘Big Event’
• Foster child numbers declining, state celebrates National Adoption Day
• Scootney Springs honors Veterans
• Reinke recognizes new Warden-based dealership
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Nov. 18
• Hermiston man injured in crash near Othello
• Year-end tax hikes will affect all Americans
• Habitat for Humanity – A home for the holidays -
• Loving Hands hosts information session for Moses Lake parents
• Senior center hosts Avalon holiday bazaar
• Don’t let the flu spoil your holiday plans – immunize now
• Emergency unemployment benefits to be phased out
• Changes approved for cattle program 
• OHS seniors stage charity event
• Outlook Legals, Nov. 18
• Othello community blood drive
• Ruiz state champ in two events
• Lady Huskies take early exit in state playoffs
• Huskies end season with loss against Prosser
• McCain honored for diversity
• MarDon Resort report, Nov. 18
• USDA issues ACRE payments
• Outlook Court Report, Nov. 11
• Fifteen Huskies selected All-CWAC in football
• Othello Senior Center menus, Nov. 18-24
• Special speaker scheduled at Pine Street Baptist Church
• Othello community Thanksgiving dinner
• Othello Nazarene Ladies Christmas Tea
• Othello Housing Authority meeting place change
• Othello School District menus, Nov. 18-23
• Local Veterans that rock … we salute you
• Viva la France?
• The aught-six: A do everything cartridge
• Table Scraps: Thank a veteran with a great meal
• Spokane Ag Expo photography contest
• Outlook Police Report, Nov. 11
• Othello Seventh-Day Adventist host speaker
• Use Veterans Day to honor those who served
• Citizen Academy, week four: Bring on the big guns
• OHS football delivers the goods
• Actors walk ‘Into the Fire’ at BBCC
• Failed EMS levy will cost Othello hospital, residents
• Gallery features Kennewick artist
• Obituary: Louis Jay Treiber, Jr. 1925 – 2010
• Companies team up to donate sweet corn to food banks
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Nov. 11
• Obituary: Newlyn Elizabeth Bongiorni
• The aught-six: A do everything cartridge
• Are ‘Death Panels’ part of health care reform?
• Battling diabetes in our community
• Construction continues on new facility
• Teen pregnancy rates at all-time low
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Nov. 11
• Outlook Legals, Nov. 11
• A tribute to local veterans
• Paving begins on Main Street
• Obituary: Shane Alan Kinder, 1990 – 2010
• Budget talk lights up Othello city council
• Grant County Health declares pertussis outbreak
• Garza runs at state meet in Pasco
• Othello’s Ruiz swims to district titles
• USDA provides support to rehabilitate farmland damaged by natural disasters
• Sex Offender Level 3 Notification
• Little Huskie Boys basketball
• Ground water management meeting
• Basketball parents meeting
• Del’s promotes local 4-H clubs
• Road closure
• Dino soars but can’t reach Patty Murray for Senate position
• Othello School Dist. menus, Nov. 11-19
• Othello Senior Center menus, Nov. 11-17
• Hiawatha 4th graders pass MSP
• Ensuring public access to public lands
• US 2 westbound camera online at Stevens Pass
• Obituary: Howard “Deacon” M. Jones, 1922-2010
• Table Scraps: Potato a day keeps doc away?
• Othello Family Clinic pharmacy drive-thru change
• Hours extended for Washington’s unemployment-claims call centers
• Softball hitting clinic
• O-Town Club volleyball
• Locals ‘Take Back the Night’
• Aquifer study posted
• Citizen Academy, week three: On the streets
• 2010 Huskie Homecoming
• Latino business focus groups scheduled
• Cuts loom for ACHD
• Carnival games bring in money for seniors
• Letter to the editor: ‘Ecology’ is seeking public comment
• Buddy Poppy sale
• An Othello Halloween
• Soccer defeats Pullman, heads to state
• Huskies fall in OT to Bulldogs, end season at No. 3
• Out with the WASL, in with the HSPE
• Othello School District menus, Nov. 8-12
• Invisible bunny take stage at McFarland
• Daylight savings ends
• Valdez and Arce crowned OHS royalty
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Oct. 28
• MarDon fresh fish report
• A letter to the game commission
• Letters to the editor: Political sign vandalism
• Little Guy wrestling
• Presbyterian Women’s luncheon
• Housing Authority meeting rescheduled
• La Niña signals soggy season
• New Website for coccidiosis prevention and treatment in cattle
• USDA adds 95,000 acres to conservation efforts
• Ecology issues paper on greenhouse gasses
• Table Scraps: Talking cooking
• Obituary: Danny Dee Shafer, 1963-2010
• Obituary: Peggy Ann Johnson, 1956-2010
• How healthy are kids?
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Oct. 28
• Adams Co. Juvenile provides detention alternatives
• Volleyball season ends with back-to-back losses
• Outlook Legals, Oct. 28
• Students heat up competition
• Community Schools takes tour of Wild Horse Wind and Solar Facility
• Lady Huskies still alive in post-season play
• Garza is Othello’s cross country savior
• Six straight wins set up final CWAC showdown Six straight wins set up final CWAC showdown
• City council members not happy with Main Street
• My second week in the Citizen Academy
• Huskies capsize Vikings, homecoming Friday
• Garza wins first league XC race
• Reading night brings families together
• Soccer nails down CWAC third place, host Selah tonight first-round
• WSU presents forum on sustainable food systems
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Oct. 21
• The quiet revolution
• Opportunity available for military academy
• Medicaid announces two- to three-day delay in provider payments next week
• Assembly of God pays tribute to pastor
• Othello Halloween carnival Saturday night
• CWAC Standings, Oct. 28
• Huskies XC preps for district meet at The Gorge
• Eyes in Wyoming: The deer and antelope hunt
• Outlook Court Report, Oct. 21
• Othello man hit by car
• Table Scraps: Bidding on a great recipe
• Obituary: Darrell L. Dickson, 1934-2010
• Auditors finding more unpaid taxes in 2010
• Pages of Time, Oct. 21 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Alvarez graduates basic training
• Drive-thru flu shot clinic not painful
• Future elections may see ballots redone
• Dino Rossi visits Othello
• Scootney Springs loves Sunny Farms pumpkins
• Brick fundraiser phase II
• Local bowling association donates to Othello Senior Center
• Old Hotel benefit auction raises $15,000
• Be prepared to cast your vote Nov. 2
• Volleyball team drops two matches, playoff hopes diminish
• Othello Mustangs A squad run fast
• Letters to the editor: Vote yes on I-1107
• Joblessness is a problem
• Read for the Record!
• Eighteen months … and still waiting
• Averting a train wreck
• Street construction moving along
• How important is your health to you?
• Huskies defeat Wapato Wolves in their own kennel
• Soccer earns split, 4-2 in CWAC
• Enrolling in the citizen academy
• School board approves Lutacaga plan
• Heslop wins $1,000 from Anytime Fitness
• Lutacaga Jog-A-Thon
• Statement issued on food stamp fraud
• Keeping winter outside
• City of Othello starting to plan for 2011
• Reichert to Walter good for $625 to pet rescue
• From tragedy to service
• Christmas cantata
• The truth about TARP
• New car is able to run on air alone
• New face gallops into McFarland
• Garza continues to impress in XC
• Controversy brewing over breast cancer awareness bracelet
• Othello recycling bins relocated
• Scouting popcorn sale continues through October
• Broken pipe sends water gushing into café
• Texting leads to collision in Moses Lake
• Outlook Court Report, Oct. 14
• Fresh fish report, Oct. 14 – Mardon -
• Othello School District menus, Oct. 18-22
• Volleyball beats Wapato, drops match to East Valley
• Flu vaccine available earlier than ever
• Campaign to reduce drunken driving results are in
• Soccer wins two, loses one in CWAC action
• Outlook Court Report, Oct. 7
• Regulation out of control
• Letters to the editor: Politicians oppose energy technologies
• A-maze-ingly gruesome fun at rodeo grounds
• Football, check. Huskie fans, check. Officials?
• Dino and Doc in Othello, Saturday, Oct. 16
• Othello Grid Kids at Huskie Stadium, Saturday, Oct. 16
• CWAC standings, Oct. 7 – football, volleyball, soccer
• Letters to the editor: Kudos to all
• EPA regulations threaten jobs in rural America
• Grants boost specialty crops
• Outlook Sheriff’s Report, Oct. 7
• Hanford Reach National Monument celebrates 10th anniversary
• City finds pipe and lots of water
• Radioactive Communist Zombies in stores now
• Pages of Time, Oct. 7 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Exploring a new area
• Prodigal God series at Nazarene church
• Letters to the editor: Punish the car thief, not the car owner
• Bulldog X-C Invite trains Huskies
• WSU president Floyd plans for budget cuts
• Obituary: Clarence E. Kast
• Obituary: Hobert Hollis Roberts, 1920-2010
• Veterans benefit to expire October 21
• Main Street water line replacement near completion
• No word on local DSHS cuts
• October’s featured Old Hotel artist
• Community Schools, Oct. 7 – Upcoming Classes -
• PAWS special speaker
• Letters to the editor: Politicians oppose energy technologies
• McFarland students have GREAT day in classes
• Letters to the editor: A mindless dismantling of traditional voting ritual
• Xi Beta Xi’s Holiday Silent Auction
• Volleyball drops two, fall to 0-2 in division play
• Good night, Othello and good luck …
• Columbia Basin Jr. Livestock Show results
• Outlook Police Report, Oct. 7
• Mattawa woman killed in crash
• Unique birthday ideas to touch hearts of young and old
• Walmart sued for religious discrimination
• Old Hotel auction date set
• Community members discuss gang problems
• Music for health and wellness
• Fresh fish report, Oct. 7 – Mardon -
• Outlook Legals, Oct. 7
• USDA announces eligibility for ACRE program payments
• Pages of Time, Sept. 30 – from the The Othello Outlook -
• Letters to the editor: Thank you
• UN goals flunk reality check
• Bull rider wins big in Othello
• Man taken to Sacred Heart after crash on Cunningham Road
• Huskies elude Red Devils, look to cage Tigers tonight
• Valdez-Fisher wedding preparations turn tragic for couple
• Othello Soccer League – championship Saturday night at Huskie Field
• CWAC football statistics, Oct. 7
• Seatbelt use rates jump
• Labor area summary
• Habitat for Humanity continues the good
• Othello hospital receives prestigious technology award
• Republicans pledge to listen to the people
• Othello Senior Center menus, Oct. 7-13
• Othello School District menus, Oct. 7-15
• Othello reads for the record
• CWAC Standings, Oct. 7 – football, volleyball, soccer –
• Soccer wins one, loses one, Huskie Stadium showdown with Selah tonight
• Outlook Police Report, Sept. 30
• Prime time fishing calendars — do they work?
• X-country runs by Wapato and Prosser
• Othello girls drop Ephrata match
• Pre-employment training offered
• Walmart helps teachers supply classrooms
• Letters to the editor: Thank you Angus Lee and staff
• Childhood injury rates decline
• Computer safety tips for kids
• Fur trade re-enactment on Columbia River
• Cattlemen to discuss disease traceability
• Similac formula recalled
• Soccer team takes two of three matches
• Outlook Birth Announcements, Sept. 30
• Main Street Project: Thank you for your patience
• Nursing program receives funding from the Leah Layne Foundation
• CBHA offers mental health screening day
• Community Schools, upcoming classes – Sept. 30
• Hidden taxes are killing us
• Obituary: Alfred Myron Shibley Jr., 1940-2010
• Medicare beneficiaries to see 50 percent discount on brand name drugs
• Data shows poverty on the rise throughout Washington
• Local birds test positive for West Nile virus
• Othello Senior Center menus, Oct. 5-6
• Othello police seek to reduce car thefts with ordinance
• Othello School District menus, Oct. 4-8
• Patriot's Day

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