Ralphie Parker wants a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas, but everyone around him insists he’ll shoot his eye out if he gets one.
Ralphie Parker wants a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas, but everyone around him insists he’ll shoot his eye out if he gets one.
Okanogan Valley Orchestra and Chorus closed its 2018-19 concert season Sunday with a tribute to American masters of music.
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 6, 2019
A new bill is being proposed that would allow marijuana on schools grounds for students who require the drug to aid with medical conditions.
Letters to the Editor: Jan. 23, 2019
Dry flies working at Rock Ford Creek
This is how I will celebrate the Super Bowl this year
The tiny house movement is a way for people to live simply, more affordably and have the option of taking their home on the road.
Letters to the Editor: Jan. 16, 2019
It appears Tonasket Mayor Dennis Brown is in over his head regarding the city’s current police — or lack thereof — situation.
Conconully, Molson greet fans on Saturday
Taking less time to produce more
Tonasket City Council members voted last week to disband the police department temporarily and contract for services with the Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office.
Loup Loup opens chairlift to the top
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Great efforts make for a great year
Loup partially opens for skiing
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Boesel, Wright and Hansen named to all-state teams
Letters to the Editor: Dec. 19, 2018
“You’ve got to be kidding me,” my wife exclaimed from the living room. I sprang from the other end of the house, running to her aid. I assumed a cat vomited on the carpet, or the dog had an accident on the kitchen floor.
The holidays are always a wonderful time to spend time with family and friends. They offer us the opportunity to remember what’s really important in life: Family and friends.
Omak names November's top student/athletes
Although Christmas is quickly approaching, there’s still time to help give someone a very special holiday season. From food baskets to toys for youngsters, your support is truly appreciated.
Bjornsens ski in Norway, miss Alaska quake
OKANOGAN - During the holidays, people trot out their best sweets for family, friends, co-workers, potlucks and bake sales.
Let's celebrate like the NFL
Pro West Rodeo honors Tonasket's Comancheros for grounds
Great time for the sports minded
Tonasket mat coach to be inducted in June
Football is like a box of chocolates
As we all start to comb through Black Friday shopping ads trying to figure out what gaming system or TV we’ll pick up for a steal or how many sets of 8 million thread count sheets we’ll fight complete strangers for, let’s not forget the stores on our main streets.
Over the past two months, our Tonasket school and community have been impacted by several student issues ranging from the death of an elementary student to drug use, depression and self-harm. Unfortunately, these are issues that impact our community and schools too often.
A ruling in Okanogan County over the Carlton Complex wildfire and the state’s related culpability highlights a dangerous double standard in Washington state: While private residents and commercial landowners can be held liable when fire starting on their property spreads onto other lands, the state Department of Natural Resources cannot be held liable.
State high school football playoffs will follow the footsteps of state basketball playoffs with a Football Seeding Process (FSP) starting this fall. Members of the Football Seeding Committee are meeting at the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) office in Renton at 9 a.m. today, Sunday, to figure out who shall be seeded where in state brackets.
Finding middle ground between public safety and the firearms rights is challenging.
CWB champ Lake Roosevelt is No. 15 in 2B
There are a number of worthy candidates for office this election cycle.Having sat through debates and political forums, asked questions of candidates and read election materials, our editorial board has decided on the following endorsements.
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 24, 2018
Omak's Payne, 16, receives a black belt in Taekwondo
Robertson retires; Allen passes away
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 17, 2018
Last week the state Supreme Court ruled to abolish the state’s death penalty because it was inconsistently applied.
Liberty Bell to celebrate new additions
A statistical review prior to rivalry game
The price of everything continues to rise. A couple of quarter and dimes here and there eventually add up to several dollars.That’s why The Chronicle’s editorial board recommends a “yes” vote on state Initiative 1634 to prevent a hike on prices at the grocery store. The initiative would prohibit local government entities from imposing any new tax, fee or other assessment on grocery items.
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 10, 2018
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