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New, more-visible crosswalks and a bus stop will be built at the intersection of Canyon Street and Highway 20 in Twisp, across from the Hank’s Harvest Foods shopping area, through a federal transportation grant.
The Town of Twisp has been awarded $409,000 in federal Department of Transportation funding for the project, which will …
Worn or tattered U.S. flags will get the respect they deserve now that there’s a flag-retirement box outside Hank’s Harvest Foods in Twisp.
The box was installed last week by Winthrop resident Grayson Alexander as his Eagle Scout project.
Fire action comments sought The Okanogan County commissioners are hosting a public meeting on Oct. 6 at 6:30 p.m. to hear comments about firefighting actions during the recent fires. The meeting will be held at the Okanogan County Fairgrounds Agri-Plex Annex. For more information, call (509) 422‑7206. Pumpkin Fest is back Gary and Patty Walker […]
Hank and Judy Konrad, owners of Hank’s Harvest Foods in Twisp, were surprised last week by a delegation from the Washington Food Industry Association bearing balloons and an award for community service for 2015. “The award recognizes lifetime community service — but, especially, for the past two years during the wildfires, when the store was so very […]
