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Ellensburg Community Morning Show, Thursday, January 8th
Blizzard Bash Bingo happens tonight at 6 p.m. at the Dry Bru Cle Elum Taproom. What is a Blizzard Bash? Whatever this means to you — do you have an awesome snowman getup, a sparkly, snowy-looking shirt, or something else? Get creative! Prizes for: Bingo Winner(s), and Best Costume LISTEN TO THE NEWS HERE NEWS Ellensburg Councilmember Rich Elliott will continue to serve as mayor. The Ellensburg City Council voted unanimously to keep Elliott as mayor during its meeting Monday.
21 hours ago2 min read


Ellensburg Community Morning Show, Tuesday, January 6th
Roslyn officials are warning residents of potential contamination of their tap water after a break in the city’s water main late Thursday night. Officials said the city’s water system may have been contaminated because of a loss of pressure in the water system. LISTEN TO THE NEWS HERE NEWS Here’s the news provided by Ellensburg Community Radio for Ellensburg and the wind-swept shrub steppe of Central Washington for Tuesday, January 6th Kittitas Valley Fire & Rescue Chief DJ G
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Ellensburg Community Morning Show, Thursday, January 1st
Karaoke with DJ Forrest Gump happens tonight at 9:00 PM at The Brick Saloon up in Roslyn. LISTEN TO THE NEWS HERE NEWS Highway 10 near Thorp will stay closed indefinitely following the rockslide that hit the roadway last week, the Washington State Department of Transportation announced Tuesday. The highway was closed between Milepost 97 and Milepost 99 after falling rocks covered the roadway on Dec. 26. Commissioners for Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue have started contract
Jan 12 min read


Ellensburg Community Morning Show, Tuesday, December 30th
KEEN Winter camp continues today at 8:45 a.m. at Helen McCabe Park. When school’s out but parents are still working, KEEN has you covered! Join us for Winter Camp, a two-session winter adventure filled with outdoor fun, science, and cozy camp vibes. Kids will explore the Yakima Canyon in its quiet winter beauty—tracking animal footprints, learning how wildlife adapts to the cold, building snow shelters (weather permitting), and warming up with hot cocoa around the campfire. L
Dec 30, 20252 min read
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