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Pendleton Roundup Royalty 2014
Pendleton Roundup royalty (from left): Queen Shaina Zollman, Princess Kylee Jensen, Princess Crystal Mitchell, Princess Katy West and Princess Kylie Willis. Read More
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2014 Pendleton Roundup Queen and Court
Shaina Zollman Queen Shaina Zollman is the 20 year old daughter of past Round-Up President Garry Zollman of Pendleton and Kathi Zollman of Bend. Her step mother, Becca Zollman, is a coordinator of the local Tough Enough to Wear Pink... Read More
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Moses Lake chosen as Mitsubishi airliner test site
MOSES LAKE — Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation announced Monday it will begin testing its new airliner in Moses Lake next fall. The Japanese aerospace company has partnered with AeroTEC, a Seattle based flight test engineering company, to begin testing three of... Read More
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Ellensburg Royalty 2014
Ellensburg Rodeo royalty (from left): Queen Andrea Bland, Princess Bailey Linder and Princess Lutisha Owens. Read More
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Ellensburg Rodeo Royalty 2014
Andrea Bland, daughter of Bart Bland, is a 22-year old student at Central Washington University completing her nursing pre-requisites. Growing up, Andrea has been involved in both 4-H and FFA. After graduating from Ellensburg High School, Andrea attended Columbia Basin... Read More
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Saddle sisters
Kara Wickerath, 23 remembers the anticipation she felt when she, as a little girl, waited for her first Ellensburg Rodeo to begin. Her dad, on call as an emergency room doctor, allowed her to be his "little shadow" at the... Read More
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Kara Wickerath
Kara Wickerath with Woodrow as a Carrier for the Ellensburg Rodeo. Read More
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Marisa Wickerath
Marisa Wickerath, reigning princess at the 2011 Ellensburg Rodeo. Read More
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Corn futures end Wednesday lower
Corn futures ended the day with lower quotes. That marked the seventh consecutive session of weakness. The corn prices fell to the lowest since August 2010 on a continuous chart. The market was depressed by the ideal crop weather conditions... Read More
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Julia Wickerath
Julia Wickerath practicing with Rodeo City Equestrian Drill Team at the Ellensburg Rodeo Arena. Read More
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- Gypsy moth treatments end, pest trapping season starts June 11, 2019The Washington State Department of Agriculture completed this year’s final gypsy moth eradication treatment on Sunday, June 9, and has begun its annual hunt for pests that threaten the state’s agriculture industry.
- Applications now open for NE WA Wolf-Livestock Management grants June 3, 2019The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) is now accepting applications for the Northeast Washington Wolf-Livestock Management grants.
- Spartina treatment season starts June 1 May 13, 2019
- Gypsy moth treatments begin in Kitsap, Snohomish and King counties May 8, 2019
- Public invited to review gypsy moth environmental documents March 25, 2019The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) is accepting public comments on environmental reviews of the agency`s 2019 gypsy moth eradication proposal. WSDA is proposing to aerially treat four sites in Western Washington totaling about 1,700 acres with Btk, a naturally occurring soil bacteria approved for use as an insecticide in organic agriculture.