Omak Chronicle
Four youthfull women – who show up to be more like friends than competitors – have thrown their hats into the ring for a shot at the two thousand eighteen Okan. Read more
After almost a year of pridefully wearing a sash and a crown atop her hat, Cora Diehl, 16, said she’s had a joy reign and is saddened that . Read more
North Valley Hospital commissioners finalized a resolution to hire Kenneth Archer as the district’s fresh administrator during their Thursd. Read more
The annual Okanogan County Fair gets under way at nine a.m. Thursday, with a four-day run planned at the fairgrounds, one hundred seventy five Rodeo Trail. Read more
DNR expands burn ban statewide
The state Department of Natural Resources has expanded its burn ban statewide.
Level I evacuation alerts issued for areas near Mazama
Level I evacuation notices have been issued for Lost Sea, Mazama and Rendezvous residents because of the Diamond Creek Fire.
Police seek help in finding missing Keller woman
The Colville Tribal Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing Keller woman, Toni Seylor.
Patrol vehicle involved in Okanogan accident
A Sept. One accident in which a Washington State Patrol trooper’s vehicle was hit is being investigated by the patrol.
PUD terminates hatchery contract with state
The Douglas County Public Utility District is terminating its contract with the state Department of Fish and Wildlife for hatchery program operations.
Cougar sightings reported
In the past two weeks there have been at least ten reported sightings of cougars in Okanogan and Douglas counties, with at least half of them being in the northern portion of the county.
Hospital management questioned
Local residents questioned North Valley Hospital commissioners about everything from rumors of the hospital being sold to a private entity to firing and grievance procedures, and questions about hiring procedures.
North Valley Hospital hires Archer as CEO
North Valley Hospital commissioners finalized a resolution to hire Kenneth Archer as the district’s fresh administrator during their Thursday, Aug. 31, board meeting.
70th annual Okanogan County Fair kicks off Thursday
The annual Okanogan County Fair gets under way at nine a.m. Thursday, with a four-day run planned at the fairgrounds, one hundred seventy five Rodeo Trail.
Diehl reflects on queen reign
After almost a year of pridefully wearing a sash and a crown atop her hat, Cora Diehl, 16, said she’s had a joy reign and is saddened that it’s nearing an end.
Sports
Omak team roper wins
Omak fastpitch player competes in Italy
Heatstroke rolls to coed softball league championship
League all starlets are named
Boots and Saddles Barrel Racing Club competes in Stampede Arena
Doubleheader or racing planned for Sept. 30
Omak football opens with shutout over Sea View
Brewster edges Liberty Bell, 14-6
Morrison brings MMA fight to Omak
Fight planned for twelve Tribes Resort Casino on Sept. 23
Community
Idolize concert benefits Habitat for Humanity
Okanogan County Habitat for Humanity will host a music adore concert at seven p.m. Saturday, Aug. 9, at the Oroville Free Methodist Church, one thousand five hundred sixteen Fir St.
YEARS AGO: Ecklor to be crowned fair queen in 2002
100 years ago: Okanogan County’s very first contingent of draftees has headed for basic training camp. The group included three youthful boys from Omak, John McCliment, Burton Cast and Paul J. Smith.
CENTER STAGE: Lots of local entertainment on tap at county fair
It’s that time of year again. Tomorrow kicks off the very first day of the 70th annual Okanogan County Fair. Perhaps one of the largest family reunions of sorts, the county fair brings something for everyone.
Four vie for Okanogan County Fair crown
Four youthfull women – who emerge to be more like friends than competitors – have thrown their hats into the ring for a shot at the two thousand eighteen Okanogan County Fair Queen crown.
Winthrop display features vintage wheels
The Winthrop Vintage Wheels Display will be Friday and Saturday, Sept. 8-9, on Riverside Avenue and nearby sites.
Opinion
CENTER STAGE: Lots of local entertainment on tap at county fair
It’s that time of year again. Tomorrow kicks off the very first day of the 70th annual Okanogan County Fair. Perhaps one of the largest family reunions of sorts, the county fair brings something for everyone.
CENTER STAGE: Area brims with entertaining events
As the mornings are getting colder and area youngsters are heading back to school, I hate to say it but summer must be coming to an end. Around the house, the lawn is needing less watering and mowing, and our garden is nearing the end of its season.
CENTER STAGE: Neal McCoy brings display to Waterville
Johnny Rodriguez brings traditional country sounds to Manson
While we are less than a month away from the very first day of fall (Sept. 22), there’s still time to love the sunny weather and take in a superb demonstrate around the Northwest.
EDITORIAL: Leave monuments alone
Latest events have prompted cities, counties and states to consider tearing down monuments that are deemed offensive to some.
POINT OF THEW: Every life should matter, it’s time to get over it!
Recall, when the term BLM used to strike fear in the hearts of ranchers, because it meant Bureau of Land Management (the government) was unjustly doing something or another?