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Supreme Court strikes down Hawaii law requiring permission to carry guns in stores and hotels

It's a win for President Donald Trump's Republican administration, which argued the law violates the Second Amendment. The measure was sometimes referred to as a “vampire rule" because it required people with guns get permission to enter, like vampire lore says bloodsuckers need an invitation to enter a home.

COEUR D'ALENE PRESS

Open-concept living is evolving as homeowners seek better space planning

Transform your open living area with strategic space planning. Enhance your home layout with our expert guide. Start your redesign …

SHOSHONE NEWS-PRESS

Precision-focused automation is transforming the metal casting industry

With precision-focused automation, the metal casting sector is seeing fewer weld defects and faster production. Learn more about these key …

SHOSHONE NEWS-PRESS

Why addiction treatment looks very different than it did a decade ago

Addiction treatment has changed dramatically over the last decade. Discover the new approaches, technologies, and recovery strategies helping more people.

COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD

Mastering lifecycle marketing for business growth

Discover the power of lifecycle marketing to elevate your business growth. Learn essential strategies and download our free guide today!

BONNER COUNTY DAILY BEE

How alcohol affects the body more than most people realize

Discover how alcohol affects the body, heart, brain, liver, and overall health. Learn the hidden effects of drinking and what …

LAKE COUNTY LEADER

Consumers are redefining what luxury eyewear means in today's market

What does luxury eyewear mean to consumers today? Delve into evolving trends and shift your perspective on luxury with these …

COEUR D'ALENE PRESS

Steady progress continues on Garred Road Fire, near Coulee City

COULEE CITY — Firefighters continue to make steady progress on the Garrett Road Fire burning between Highways 2 and 17 …

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Othello council ratifies three-year contract with police unions

OTHELLO — The city of Othello has reached agreement with the union representing Othello Police Department officers and OPD sergeants. …

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Soap Lake Food and Folk Festival grows with second venue, bigger crowd

SOAP LAKE — The third annual Soap Lake Food and Folk Festival added a new venue this year. “Cloudview Farm …

COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD

Othello 12u softball off to state

OTHELLO — The Othello 12u Little League All-Star softball team claimed the District 5 championship June 15 and are headed …

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Youth basketball camp set to be held in Quincy

QUINCY — A youth basketball camp being held in collaboration between Royal Hoops Basketball and Quincy Youth Basketball is set …

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Crescent Bar hosting Pickleball tourney

CRESCENT BAR — The Greater Crescent Bar Association is hosting their second annual pickleball tournament this weekend. This year Christie …

COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD

LETTER: Better manners would be welcome at graduations

On June 9, our family had the pleasure of attending the Moses Lake High School graduation ceremony at Lions Field. …

COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD

Port of Ephrata advancing major projects with eye on long-term growth

EPHRATA — The Port of Ephrata is laying the groundwork for a wave of future development, focusing on infrastructure upgrades, …

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