Virus takes toll on Nevada newspapers, online visits soar

RENO, Nev. (AP) — The virus outbreak is taking its toll on media in Nevada, with closures of rural weekly and alternative urban weekly publications and curtailment of sections published in the state's largest metropolitan daily.

Virus takes toll on Nevada newspapers, online visits soar

RENO, Nev. (AP) — The virus outbreak is taking its toll on media in Nevada, with closures of rural weekly and alternative urban weekly publications and curtailment of sections published in the state's largest metropolitan daily.

Safeway remodel approved by council

By RICHARD HANNERS

Safeway remodel approved by council

By RICHARD HANNERS

Safeway remodel approved by council

By RICHARD HANNERS

Hospice of North Idaho Thrift Store looks for new location

.The ideal fit would be a large building with room for sales areas and sorting the incoming items. “Our goal is not to be the night shining star as the newest and most glamorous thing, we want a place where people feel comfortable and it’s accessible,” Ladwig said.

Latest: Judge sides with California governor on restrictions

SAN DIEGO — A California judge on Monday denied a request to temporarily restore indoor service at restaurants and gyms in San Diego County that were forced to move operations outside earlier this month to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Residents' generosity helping food bank survive

This letter of thanks goes out to all of the generous people who contributed money and/or non-perishable food to the Bonner Community Food Bank for the past year, 2008.

Walleyes beat Wenatchee, lose to Yakima

Fall to 9-6

MOSES LAKE - The Walleyes pounded out 20 hits in twin bill action against Yakima at Larson Field Wednesday.

One woman's personal experience changes community service

Volunteer Corner

I was on my way to my scheduled carpool day for the private school my daughter was in and was hit head-on by an oncoming car. This accident left me with deep tissue injuries, and after a year I had to permanently leave my job in pharmacy management to work part time at a trucking company, since this was a sedentary position. With a couple setbacks, I was unable to return to full time work for more than 17 months.

NOTICE OF ISSUANCE OF MITIGATED DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE

Grant County has issued a Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance (MDNS) under the State Environmental Policy Act Rules (WAC Chapter 197-11) for the following project: To develop a 14 lot plat from two existing parcels totaling six acres in the Urban Residential 2 Zone. 13 lots will be approximately 14,538 sq. ft., with the remaining lot being 22,900 sq. ft.

Economic development 'too good to be true'

Economic development 'too good to be true'

Demolition of former Whitefish hospital complete

The site of the former North Valley Hospital in Whitefish has been scraped bare. All that remains is a cluster of mature trees fronting Highway 93 and the original flag pole that once stood in the hospital’s entry courtyard.

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Moses Lake Police Department

Lawmakers aim at your gas tank

GUEST EDITORIAL

OLYMPIA — Some state lawmakers plan to hit petroleum producers with more than $1.2 billion in new costs over the next decade to pay for new water pollution programs.  If refiners are forced to absorb those extra costs, they will become job killers right in the middle of a recession.  If the industry passes the costs on to consumers, they will amount to a hidden four cent per gallon increase in our state’s gas tax – already one of the highest in the nation.

CSKT make pitch to bring Big Medicine back home to bison range

Since his death in 1959, Big Medicine has been housed at the Montana State Historical Society in Helena. The display is right across from the archives on the second floor, and he remains one of the most popular attractions for Native and non-Natives alike.

Community is known for its strength, resiliency

We are seeing COVID-19 continue to spread in our neighboring states and we now have nine confirmed cases in southern Idaho. Fortunately, there are currently no reported cases in Bonner County. In an effort to do everything within our power to flatten the curve, or slow the spread of this pandemic, it is incumbent upon all of us to do what we can to

Armed EPA agents raid The Rooter Guys

HAYDEN - Armed personnel from the Environmental Protection Agency raided The Rooter Guys on Tracey Road Thursday morning.

Weather may get closer to normal

Hotter temps should lead to another round of high river flows