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FRONT PAGE NEWS:

  • Upper Kittitas County Senior Center receives Volunteer Service Award!– (Carl Nelson Photo)
  • State Veterans Services Officer joins Kittitas County
  • Register now for Pioneer Day July 6 Parade
  • Enjoy Mariachi Band performance on Sunday in Roslyn
  • The Nature Conservancy hands out 1,200 seedlings in under 30 minutes – (Photo courtesy of Catherine Waterston)

STATE & REGIONAL NEWS:

  • Citizen Commended for Deputy Assist in Easton – (Photo courtesy of Kittitas County Sheriff’s Department)
  • High School Student Art Show opens Saturday
  • Red Cross Wildfire Prep canvassing neighborhoods
  • Observations:Confessions of a repentant trespasser – (Carl Nelson Photo)
  • Wildfire reduction committee provides dumpster disposal May 4-5 – (Photo courtesy of Roslyn Citizens Wildfire Committee)

VOICES:

  • Frankly Speaking: Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a grande batch of Tinga Tacos ¡Ole!
  • Letters: Getting out the word about Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) – Debbie Cernick – CASA Board of Directors Vice President
  • Judge rejects attempt to dismiss antitrust lawsuit
  • Reminiscences: I’m nearly 100 years old and missing the good old days...Seems our taxes could be better spent by Dan Sater
  • Its never too late to dance the night away at Cle Elum Eagles ‘Second Chance Prom; Couples dust off the sequins and tuxedos – (Carl Nelson Photos)
  • Pioneer Days 2024 Boletus Mushroom contest now open
  • City of Cle Elum celebrates Arbor Day while preserving a piece of No. 7 Mine history – (Carl Nelson Photo)
  • New city park preserves a piece of mining history – (Photo courtesy of Gordon Jones, No. 7 Mine Committee)

COMMUNITY:

  • Take a ‘Trib’ Around the World: Patty O’Hearn & Ed Delach in Croatia
  • Rep. Tom Dent receives award from Washington Public Utility Districts Association
  • Nominations now open for Washingtons Medals of Merit and Valor
  • Book sale this Saturday to benefit Ellensburg Library & Hal Holmes
  • Worldwide Labyrinth Day celebration on Saturday, May 4
  • CALENDAR: What’s Happening, Senior Living, etc.
  • Tribune Rewind… historic headlines and photos compiled by Kayla Snider
  • Annual exhibition showcasing student and faculty artwork now open
  • PSE to host multiple open houses ahead of wildfire season
  • Do you recognize this sailor?
  • Roslyn Library is ranked in the Top 10

OBITUARIES:

SPORTS & SCHOOL:

  • Upper Kittitas County Youth Baseball & Softball on the diamond for the 2024 season – (Photo courtesy of Teila Halverson)
  • Warriors beat White Swan and head into District play next week – (Photo courtesy of Teila Halverson)
  • Athlete Spotlight on Gwen Ellison Cle Elum-Roslyn High School
  • An epic ride – Hundreds of bike racers coming to town May 5th
  • Golf heading into post-season play
  • Student Spotlight on Dexter Williams Cle Elum-Roslyn High School
  • Tennis team faces off against White Swan
  • Cle Elum-Roslyn Track & Field team at Cadet JV Invitational
  • Warriors Past vs. Present; High school team schools alumni on the baseball field  – (Photo courtesy of Katie Teachout) (Photo courtesy of Teila Halverson)
  • Boulet stages double feature production – (Casey Clark Photos), (Terry Hamberg Photos), (Jana Stoner Photos)

PLUS RECIPES, COMICS, PUZZLES, HOROSCOPE, CALENDAR AND MORE

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