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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Treat yourself this week: Esthetics by Aly delivers the sweet spot of visible results and deep chill, with customized facials from Signature to Ageless, an indulgent Luxe Relaxation Treatment, and extras like dermaplaning, brow shaping, lamination, lash lifts and extensions, plus waxing and makeup.
Greens worth bragging about: Central Washington’s premier private track, Moses Lake Golf Club serves up 18 holes with some of the finest greens in the state, plus lessons and a solid pro shop.
Make taco night count: Family-run and rooted in Jalisco flavors, Tacos Mi Rancho nails the essentials with burritos that actually satisfy, enchiladas baked in rich chili sauce, and the hearty Plato Mi Rancho with open-flame grilled beef and house salsa.
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The five stories Moses Lake readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
A 15-year-old from Moses Lake has been arrested in relation to a shooting incident involving another teenager.
Full story at nbcrightnow.com ↗
The owners of the Favored Farmhouse in Moses Lake have expanded their business, cutting the ribbon for a new drive-through and announcing more expansion plans.
Full story at columbiabasinherald.com ↗
The guardian of a Quincy High School student has complained that the school district mishandled an allegation against a teacher.
Full story at columbiabasinherald.com ↗
Washington's best festivals to visit in September have arrived, with notable events such as hot air balloons in Prosser, a time travel renaissance faire in Woodland, artisan wooden boats on display in Port Townsend, and Washington State's largest county fair.
Full story at newstalkkit.com ↗
After nearly 17 months of closure and $16.5 million in renovations, Groff Elementary School in Moses Lake, Washington, is set to reopen its doors to students this week.
Full story at kxly920.com ↗
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