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Bison Range flourishes with uptick in calves, visitors

On the rolling hills of the open prairie, grazing bison and their little calves, otherwise known as “red dogs,” roam, wallow and migrate across the more than 18,000-acre range.

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High-flying Richards soars in crunch time

Landon Richards is used to going above and beyond, and the more pressure there is, the better he likes it. …

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Thompson Falls Council approves water rate hike

Thompson Falls City Council members approved a 41% increase in water rates during their regular July meeting following an extensive …

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25 years for the Mineral County Quilt Show

In 2001, a small handful of local ladies who had been quilting together elected to share their works of art …

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Legals for July, 22 2026

HUNGRY HORSE NEWS

Food bank fundraiser renamed to honor Shana Williams

The Community Food Bank of Mineral County has renamed its annual alumni fundraising competition as the Shana Williams All Class …

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With blowdown pervasive in Bob Marshall Wilderness, foundation crews pivot to help

The Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation is adapting its trips this summer in the Bob as the 1.6 million acre wilderness, …

BIGFORK EAGLE

Legals for July, 22 2026

COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD

Legals for July, 22 2026

LAKE COUNTY LEADER

Kerrie Hershey is featured quilter for 2026 show

Cabin Fever Quilt Guild is pleased to introduce our 2026 Quilt Show Featured Quilter. Kerrie Hershey resides in Superior.

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Legals for July, 22 2026

BONNER COUNTY DAILY BEE

Noxon Bridge ‘limps along’ as Sanders County officials scour for funds to replace it

The estimated $38 million project to replace the failing Noxon Bridge remains less than halfway funded.

VALLEY PRESS-MINERAL INDEPENDENT

Legals for July, 22 2026

DAILY INTER-LAKE

Sacred waters: Alameda's Hot Springs Retreat bathes in history of healing

It is long believed by Native Americans that the hot spring water carries sacred healing powers. Jesuit missionary Father de …

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Whitefish grapples with E-bike regulations

They started showing up in Whitefish about five years ago and today, E-bikes are everywhere.

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