They are the proud presenters of Hal Ketchum playing Tuesday
KWIQ, 100.3 FM, broadcasts with 100,000 watts from Kittleson Road in Moses Lake.
We've taken the name"Q Country" to describe our blend of today's best country and 
classic favorites.Monday through Friday, the Q Country morning show is hosted
 by Moses Lake's native son, Brent Rhodes with Gary Patrick in the newsroom.
During the middays, Jessie McBride answers the Q Country Loyal Listener Line 
and plays requests. John Windus does the same on the afternoon drive home. 
The "Lia" show wraps up the day from seven to midnight.Classic country lovers
 tune in Saturday morning for "Rick Jackson's Country Hall of Fame" taking them 
back to Nashville's roots. Then every Sunday, it's the award-winning Bob Kingsley 
with the countdown of the biggest hits on the "Country Top 40."

KWIQ is a proud supporter of Basin events including the annual Demo Derby and 
the country acts at the Grant County Fair.KWIQ is part of the Columbia River 
Media Group including sister stations KWIQ-AM (ESPN Radio 1020),  
KKRT-AM (ESPN Radio 900), KKRV-FM (Country 104.7 KKRV), 
and Spanish-language La Nueva.

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Wednesday August 16 celebrating the history and heritage of the pioneers 
of the Columbia Basin and Moses Lake. Everyone is welcome to come and share 
pictures and history of early Grant County. There will be a dance in the Fuller 
Building at 4:00 p.m. to conclude the Neppel Days celebration.

The Columbia Basin Herald is recognized as the best source for local news in 
Grant County and the fastest growing newspaper in central Washington. 
The Herald also delivers a wide array of advertisingfor local businesses.  
Inside the Herald our readers receive a variety of savings opportunities as 
they shop locally.  Call the Herald today at 509-765-8882 to start your 
newspaper subscription and be sure to ask for our current special offer.  

will come to the 2007 Grant County Fair not only as the Carnival provider, but 
also as an outstanding supporter of the Fair. Davis has helped with generators, 
lighting, and many other things that have made our Fair better for everyone 
involved.  We would like to express our appreciation for what they do for the 
Grant County Fair, not only this year but also every year they have been with us.  
Davis Shows will be offering their wristbands (pay one price for unlimited rides)
 again this year.  You can purchase them early  at the Fair Office for use on 
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for additional savings at the price of $18 
per day or at the ticket booth during the Fair in South Field. 

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A fun mix of local and professional entertainers, from hypnotists to 
cloggers, will keep fairgoers returning to the stage to see what is on next.   
Washington Trust Bank is the largest privately owned commercial bank 
in the Northwest. We have served the region since 1902 and have grown 
as it has grown. Today, we have branches throughout both Washington 
and Idaho and we continue to operate with the same values that have
 formed our bank since the beginning.  Check out the branches in Moses Lake 
402 S. Ash St. (509) 765-7811 – Ephrata 12 Basin St. NW, (509) 754-3534, 
and Quincy 509 Central Ave. S, (509) 787-3582

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Come by and smell the roses and enjoy the accomplishments of the 
talented floriculturalists in the Basin! and provides rooms for many of 
our entertainersThe AmeriStay Inn & Suites next to Lake Bowl has 
everything you could want to make your stay an enjoyableone. Large 
in-door Pool and Spa, FREE High Speed Internet Access, Whirlpool Suites, 
FREE Continental Breakfast, FREE Game of Bowling for the Kids, 
Micro-fridges in all rooms, in-room coffee makers, hairdryers, 
irons and ironing boards, and even a Meeting Room. Lake Bowl, located 
next door, features Bowling and a Video Arcade for the kids. Adults can 
try their hand at Blackjack, Let-It-Ride, Pai Gow Poker and other popular 
card games in Papa's Casino. Pizza, Sandwiches, Burgers, Salads, Shakes
 or your favorite beverages are available in the Restaurant or Lounge. 
There is truly "Something for Everyone" at AmeriStay Inn & Suites and 
Lake Bowl.  Call AmeriStay at 509-764-7500, or Lake Bowl at 509-765-1248.

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your fun in Grant County. Geologic wonderlands left from prehistoric lava flows 
and ice age floods, the Gorge Amphitheater, Grand Coulee Dam, Dry Falls Visitor
 Center, Soap Lake, Grant County Historical Museum & Village,  Columbia National 
Wildlife Refuge, ORV Sand Dunes, Wanapum Dam, Hanford Reach National Monument
 & Potholes Recreation Area give every visitor great places to visit and recreate. 
Grant County is Washington’s #1 employer of agriculture in the state. Apples, 
potatoes, onions, sweet corn, alfalfa, wheat and more create a verdant landscape 
with the help of water from the Columbia Basin Irrigation Project that transforms
 desert ground into an oasis providing habitat for all types of nature for visitors 
to enjoy. Grant County Tourism, an advisory group to the Grant County Commissioners, 
invites visitors and residents to enjoy and explore the bounties of Grant County. 
For a calendar of events and a list of attractions throughout the county, 
check out check out their website.

I-90 RV has been a proud supporter of the Grant County Fair for many years.  
They provide comfortable dressing rooms for the entertainers, and RV’s that
 have been used for judges and other special guests of the Fair.  
The Grant County Fair Board and Staff would like to thank I-90 RVfor 
their support and assistance.  I-90 RV is the Grant County Fair and your RV headquarters.  
Contact Fred or Dean at 765-6567 or 1-800-359-8142.
 Or you can go by and see them at corner of Interstate 90 and Highway 17, Moses Lake.

tent at the grounds near bathroom #3 this year.  Cave B Winery and 
Fox Winery willbe featured as well as other local vintners.  This will be the 
third year of celebrating our developing viticulture industry throughout 
the county by showing homemade beer and wine as exhibits at the fair.
Midway Beverage is a local company established in 1978, now employing 
28 full time employees. It distributes both alcoholic & non-alcoholic 
wines and beers.

company, specializing in professional business, corporate & special event signage. 
Heavily invested in state of art large format digital printing equipment it is now 
able to print full color images up to 6ft wide for vehicles, trucks, banners, store
fronts with endless possibilities for applications. Located at 1626 West Broadway in 
Moses Lake. Signs Now has provided the shadow boxes that will protect the History 
Displays that the Fair Board has designed. This important  legacy of the efforts 
and accomplishments of the dedicated people of Grant County now has a safe 
place to be viewed and appreciated. 

For the 9th year members of the Windermere K2 Real Estate of Moses Lake, Staff and 
volunteers will be providing a parking lot shuttle service for our Senior Fair-goers and 
others on Wednesday, Aug 15 in the Red Parking Lot.  
Windermere is not only committed to providing your next home, but also to providing 
a great day at the Fair for all our Fair-goers.  Using golf cart trams, Windermere will 
be in the Red Parking Lot on Wednesday to assist you. 

at the Highway 17 junction. 
Hotel Amenities
Meeting room for up to 50 people, 
Free high speed Internet access 
Free continental breakfast
24-hour indoor pool and spa
Sauna, steam room & fitness center 
Fresh coffee and fruit in lobby
Deli and Sundry Shop 
Guest laundry

animal displays throughout the grounds.Ziggy’s is your location for your building 
and repairs supplies for your home, farm or business.  Come see Ziggy for pole 
buildings, plumbing supplies, roofing, doors, windows, electrical, cabinetsand 
flooring.  Located at 1520 E Wheeler Rd.

sponsored this year by Local Tel, your alternative phone system to spotty 
cellular phones and expensive standardphone lines. Local Tel can 
give you phone and Internet services quick and easy.  Just give them a call.
 800.992.2112 

Basalt Fountain in the Flower Building.  This new fountain is great example of 
the new "Pond Less" technology giving you a great feature with out creating 
a haven for mosquitoes or other critters.  If you need landscaping, call Brad 
Phillips with Desert Sun Landscaping at 509-750-0526.