Egg noggins

I went into the Columbia Falls Junior High this week to take a picture of some pre-schools kids who had come to visit to make Christmas decorations. The experience, of course, brought back fond junior high memories of my own.

Egg noggins

I went into the Columbia Falls Junior High this week to take a picture of some pre-schools kids who had come to visit to make Christmas decorations. The experience, of course, brought back fond junior high memories of my own.

John Zauner Jr., 83

Ask your audiologist...

What is the difference between getting hearing aid(s) from a warehouse store or a local independent office? (Part one of three parts.)

2015 flag-burner gets 10 days in jail

COEUR d’ALENE — A 31-year-old Coeur d’Alene man who was recorded in a surveillance video setting fire to a U.S. flag that hung in front of a store, was sentenced to 10 days in jail and two years probation.

After a dream fulfilled, Lyle Aklested says goodbye to Ford museum

After sharing his collection with the public for nearly 40 years, Lyle Aklested is ready to say goodbye to his museum.

After a dream fulfilled, Lyle Aklested says goodbye to Ford museum

After sharing his collection with the public for nearly 40 years, Lyle Aklested is ready to say goodbye to his museum.

St. Regis hits bump against tough Charlo team

Over the course of a long season, talent may not always be enough.

Deputies seize the 'spice'

Illegal drug confiscated from two local Big Smoke shops

COEUR d'ALENE - More than five pounds of a synthetic form of marijuana known as "spice" was seized on Tuesday from two Kootenai County businesses.

Futsal league keeps Armory bustling

Futsal league keeps Armory bustling

Day, Garrett tie for 1st at Mission

The Troy High School boys tennis team participated in a four-team informal meet on Saturday at Mission. The non-scoring get-together served as a tune-up for this week’s Class B-C State Tournament at Missoula.

Library book sale is Saturday

The sale will be held from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday.

Legals for January, 5 2023

Students want county to retain recycling program

As Flathead County considers scaling back the number of blue recycling bins offered at sites throughout the county, a group of Flathead High School students made a pitch to the commissioners on Tuesday to keep the recycling program at its current level.

Soap Lake adjusts office hours, discusses waste disposal

SOAP LAKE – The Soap Lake City Council voted four to two during Wednesday’s regular meeting to approve temporary changes to City Hall’s public hours. The council also heard a presentation from the Grant County Health District on an out-of-compliance solid waste disposal site. For the next two weeks, starting Monday, Soap Lake City Hall will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with employees taking staggered lunches so someone will always be available to the public. Mayor Michelle Agliano said that the temporary change is meant to help devote more hours in the morning to training Soap Lake’s two recently hired city hall employees...

The Latest: Germany sees drop in new cases levelling off

BERLIN — The head of Germany’s disease control agency warned Friday that the drop in new coronavirus cases has levelled off even as the share of more contagious variants is rising.

Business Fallout: Airlines fear failure, delivery in demand

It was less than 11 weeks ago that the first cases of pneumonia were detected in Wuhan, China. The speed at which what would soon be named

Business Fallout: Airlines seek funds, Haley quits Boeing

It was less than 11 weeks ago that the first cases of pneumonia were detected in Wuhan, China. The speed at which what would soon be named

North Idaho eatery seeks burrito glory

Joel's Mexican Restaurant in national contest