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2022 Basin Easter events guide
With Easter weekend now upon us, there is a lot to do in the Columbia Basin, between the churches holding special worship services and the community Easter egg hunts. The noncomprehensive list of events below are just a portion of what the Columbia Basin will be doing in honor of …
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Wash. Salmon seasons tentatively set for 2022-23
OLYMPIA — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, in cooperation with treaty tribal co-managers, has tentatively set the 2022-23 …
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Festival welcomes Mt. Joy to summer concert series
Indie music band will perform Saturday, July 30
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FHS Theatre stages comical ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
Flathead High School Theatre will take you on an enchanted trip through a forest where love is discovered, magic and …
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Wolfpack Theatre brings action-packed adventure to the stage
The Wolfpack Theatre Company at Glacier High presents the action-packed children’s adventure “The Island of Dr. Libris” April 18 and …
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WTC hosts Celtic rock sensation
The Whitefish Theatre Company presents the Derina Harvey Band, an award-winning Celtic Rock quintet known for their big sound, humor …
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WTC hosts Under the Sea, a community adult prom
Join the Whitefish Theatre Company for a community celebration as it hosts the first ever adult prom with the theme …
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High Plains Book Awards nominations in
A total of 294 books have been nominated for the 16th annual High Plains Book Awards, which recognize writers and …
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Festival welcomes Lindsey Stirling
Renowned violinist, performer to take Festival stage on Aug. 6
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NIC theater performance opens Thursday
The North Idaho College theater department is putting on six free performances starting Thursday.
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Coulee City hosts April Fools Art Walk
COULEE CITY — About 400 people visited Coulee City on April 1 to wander through downtown businesses and look over …
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