Notice of Application and Proposed SEPA Determination of Non-Significance

Date of Notice: April 29, 2014

Tribe says Chief Mountain leases were canceled weeks ago

The Blackfeet Tribal Council announced in a press release last week that it had canceled oil and gas leases near Chief Mountain weeks ago. The council said the leases were canceled July 24 “due to non-payment by the company.”

State officials urge poultry growers to take steps to mitigate avian flu

OLYMPIA — The Washington State Department of Agriculture is asking owners of chickens, ducks and other domestic birds to be vigilant following an outbreak of avian influenza in six non-commercial flocks statewide...

Five Priest Lake endowment lots sold in auction

Five of eight state endowment lots up for sale at an Aug. 23 auction sold for just over $7.9 million.

Maui officials highlight steps toward rebuilding as 1-year mark of deadly wildfire approaches

Nearby on Malanai Street, some walls were already up on Gene Milne’s property. His is the first to start construction because his previous home was not yet fully completed and had open permits.

Local liquor sales up fourfold from one year ago

September’s sales at the state liquor store in Bonners Ferry increased four times more than the state average for the same time period last year.

TCC, A Wireless to donate school supplies

MOSES LAKE — It’s not too early to be thinking about back-to-school stuff. At least that’s the line of thought by more than 1,300 participating TCC and A Wireless stores across the U.S.

The Latest: Protesters start fires near White House

The Latest on the death in Minneapolis of George Floyd, a handcuffed black man who pleaded for air as a white police officer pressed a knee on his neck:

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The Latest: SCarolina city requires masks in grocery stores

COLUMBIA, South Carolina — A South Carolina city has voted to require people to wear masks in grocery stores and pharmacies, becoming the first in the state mandating face coverings to fight COVID-19.

More troops using 'spice'

U.S. military has a problem with 'synthetic' marijuana

'Worst customer' fulfills dad's wish

Bob's 21 Club remodel with history theme a tribute to patrons, family, community

POST FALLS — Bobby Wilhelm took what his late father told him to heart.

EPA names Coldwater Creek as top retail green power purchaser

SANDPOINT — Coldwater Creek, one of the fastest-growing women's apparel retailers in the United States, today announced that it has been added to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's list of Top 10 retail green power purchasers in the Green Power Partnership.

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Clothing sales fight human trafficking

There has been no lack of stories about the next generation and how they are walking away from faith and church. There is some truth to that scenario, but other studies show young people hunger to understand the meaning of life and a Christian worldview. Here is a story of some local young women who not only understand faith but also what it means to be a part of the Great Commission to spread the Gospel to all the world. We interviewed a lovely young woman, Gracey Laursen, about a clothing company called Freedombound.

Two charged in Whitefish mask incident

Charges were filed against two people involved in a mask incident on Saturday at a grocery store in Whitefish.