WHERE’S THE NEWS? IT’S IN OUR PRINTED NEWSPAPER ON STANDS, IN STORES AND AT THE NKC TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER AND OFFICE SUPPLY STORE IN DAVIS PLAZA (BEHIND SAFEWAY) – NEW EVERY THURSDAY!
Tribune owner leads 125th year of WA Newspaper Publisher’s Assoc.: Jana Stoner picks up the gavel of presidency and shares her vision for the future of WNPA. Front page. ALSO: see the 11 awards won by NKC Tribune and staff on page B12: Your paper did it again…
Osmonovich receives 2011 Pangrazi Award: A glowing article on the locally loved and now honored Louie. Front page.
Frankly Speaking: What is Food Day? Read about the first annual in Frank’s column on page A4
Farnum named to lead VISION Cle Elum: And an update on the Log Gazebo/Four Seasons Community Event and Recreation Center. Page A6
KVCH named in top 100 critical access hospitals in the U.S.: One of only two in WA state to make list. Page A10
Mayor Porter steps down after eight years: Jeri Porter shares ten bullet points of what she considers her legacy to the continuing history of Roslyn. Page A11
Museums form alliance of historic sites: Giving visitors a comprehensive map of local historical sites and museums. See who’s behind it and what their future goals are. Page B1
Big hit: Inaugural Thorp Community Day: Pancakes, petting zoo, parade, tours, music… the first annual was a, shall we say it again? Big hit. Coverage and photos on page B4
OTHER HEADLINES IN THIS WEEK’S NKC TRIBUNE:
- Televised candidate forum airs tonight (Oct. 13)
- Thorp School District to interview possible interim superintendent
- Roslyn Urban Forest Open House
- Cle Elum calls for ‘Christmas Around the World’ float entries
- Open position on Roslyn Library Board of Trustees
- Hatchery celebrates 15th anniversary with another 1.2M salmon eggs
SCHOOL & SPORTS:
- Spotlight student of the week: Darrell Ridlon
- Spotlight athlete of the week: Alex Houle
- Warriors rock to the number one spot
- Cle Elum-Roslyn High School hires varsity basketball coach
- Athletic Advisory Committee weight pros and cons of dropping to 2B classification on October 5
- Local athletes make district & Special Olympics history
- Warriors battle against Granger & Zillah
- Lady Warriors attack falls short to Scotties