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Outdoor groups sue state over new land exchange policy
Organizations say state Land Board adopted changes without sufficient public notice or participation.
THE WESTERN NEWS
Becoming an electrician looks smarter now that AI is eating desk jobs
Becoming an electrician sits near the top of AI-resistant careers with strong wages, growing demand, and a path that skips …
COEUR D'ALENE PRESS
More parents are looking for no-stress ways to manage household mess
Kids can turn clean rooms into messy spaces fast. Learn why practical cleaning systems help families manage household mess with …
COEUR D'ALENE PRESS
Wildfire risk grows where homeowners let cheatgrass take the ground
Wildfire risk on Western properties is being shaped by invasive cheatgrass. The grass-fire cycle research changes how homeowners should think …
COEUR D'ALENE PRESS
Catastrophic injury claims are what rural work exposure often becomes
Catastrophic injury claims follow rural work and recreation exposure that most North Idaho families don't plan for. The legal work …
BONNER COUNTY DAILY BEE
The simple habit that affects orthodontic treatment success most
Explore the crucial habit that impacts orthodontic treatment success. Boost your results today and achieve the perfect smile!
LAKE COUNTY LEADER
Ephrata Council expedites approval of kratom ban, raises concerns from local retailer
EPHRATA — The Ephrata City Council voted 6-1 Wednesday night to ban the sale, distribution and advertising of kratom and …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Gusty winds, dry conditions raise fire concerns ahead of Fourth of July in Columbia Basin
MOSES LAKE — Dry conditions, gusty winds and rising temperatures are expected to increase wildfire danger across Grant and Adams …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Moses Lake Scout builds garden at fairgrounds for Eagle project
MOSES LAKE — Seventeen-year-old Carson Overfield is taking the final step to reach the pinnacle of a Boy Scout’s career, …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
After Fourth of July break, work resumes on regional road construction Monday
MOSES LAKE — While road construction is on hold for the July 4 weekend, there’s still the potential for traffic …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Moses Lake program to encourage residents to volunteer their talents
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake City Administrator Rob Karlinsey said it’s starting small, but city officials are looking to recruit …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Tigers first wrestling camp deemed a success
EPHRATA — The Ephrata Tigers Wrestling camp was held June 29 through July 1 where young wrestlers came together to …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
BASIN EVENTS: July 3-11
COLUMBIA BASIN – This weekend will be loaded with Fourth of July observances in most of our communities, and then …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Basin home prices steady; closing costs drop in WA
MOSES LAKE — Basin home prices have stayed fairly steady in the larger communities this year, varying by 5-9 percent, …
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
