Joel Martin

Abstract Accurate assessment of body composition is essential for monitoring health status, fitness progress, and disease risk.

COLUMBIA BASIN — Wherever you are in the Columbia Basin, there’s probably something fun happening near you. Here are a few possibilities.

Brookdale Hearthstone hosted the 30th annual Moses Lake Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast Thursday.

About 120 people gathered to celebrate the completion of the Moses Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church building.

Gwen Bruce, left, and Jeff Stevens stand in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints FamilySearch Center on Division Street. They, and a team of occasional volunteers, help anybody who wants to research their family history at no charge.

Carrie Watts, played by Rosalee Chamberlain (left), and her daughter-in-law Jessy May, played by Michelle Miller, are at loggerheads again in the Masquers Theater production of “The Trip to Bountiful,” opening June 12.

From left: Up Town Art Gallery owners Judy Kalin and Leanne Hickman visit with Maxine Smith and her husband, cowboy poet Paul Smith, at the opening of the gallery’s equine-themed exhibition, “Year of the Horse,” Friday.

Basin Ag Sales Broker Anna Van Diest stands in front of the shuttered SGL Carbon plant in Moses Lake. Proposals to purchase the plant close on Friday.

A Solarity Credit Union employee accepts a donation for the Moses Lake Food Bank at the credit union’s shredding event Saturday.

Former and current students of the Japanese Agricultural Training Program, along with Big Bend instructors and local dignitaries, gathered to celebrate 60 years of the exchange program Monday.