The Latest: Record number of new COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma health officials reported a one-day record of more than 6,000 newly confirmed coronavirus cases Saturday as experts warned the Thanksgiving holiday may make testing numbers erratic.

The Latest: Researchers urge Arizona shutdown, mask mandate

PHOENIX — University of Arizona researchers say the current surge in the coronavirus outbreak will present the state with a hospital crisis that could become a disaster unless the state takes steps such as ordering a three-week stay-home shutdown and implementing a statewide mask mandate.

The Latest: CDC director: Young people fueling virus uptick

WASHINGTON — A top U.S. public health official says young people are driving the latest uptick in COVID-19 cases, as the increasing rate of vaccination in older Americans is preventing the most serious cases among seniors.

Business Fallout: Airlines beg for aid; Google launches site

The rapid worldwide spread of the coronavirus since it was first revealed in China less than three months ago has dealt an unparalleled shock to the global economy.

Business Fallout: Airlines beg for aid; Google launches site

The rapid worldwide spread of the coronavirus since it was first revealed in China less than three months ago has dealt an unparalleled shock to the global economy.

Business Fallout: Airlines beg for aid; Google launches site

The rapid worldwide spread of the coronavirus since it was first revealed in China less than three months ago has dealt an unparalleled shock to the global economy.

Legals for December, 21 2021

'Insufficient evidence' kills Wallace road validation

The Shoshone Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) denied a petition on Tuesday morning that would’ve validated a portion of Weyer Gulch Road in Wallace.

Priest River gives green light to Two Rivers Park design

Priest River’s Two Rivers Park project moved forward as the city council approved the design and phasing plan. The first phase includes a marina, RV sites, beaches, parking areas, food truck spaces, courts, and over a mile of trails. The park will be built in stages on a 38.4-acre rehabilitated site southeast of downtown.

Park visitation in 2007 more than 2 million

By CHRIS PETERSON / Hungry Horse News

Coffee, soup and a little bit of Soul

Tasty, healthy and friendly describe Soul Soup & Coffee House.

Legals for August, 24 2021

Trout Unlimited's Flathead Valley chapter cleans up access sites

Last Saturday, several members of the 53-year-old Flathead Valley chapter of Trout Unlimited gathered to clean up several state-owned fishing access sites.

The Inside Edge: Wanna ski? Local groups can help

It was great seeing all of our “winter friends” last weekend at the sold-out Warren Miller show. Now all we need is snow. Schweitzer is blowing the guns full time this week, and still targets Nov. 30th for opening. If you haven’t yet, better wax those skis!

It's go time!

Wine talk

We recently held a wine dinner at the Clark House with Bryan Hinschberger of Amphora Distributing, whom we talked about last week. The staff at the Clark House was fabulous to work with and the meal was not only delicious, well-paired and well-presented, but the evening was flawlessly timed. Despite being for sale, the restaurant and inn remain open and will continue to operate as they always do. If you have not been, you should go - the setting is unrivaled. On this beautiful mid-September night, sitting in the garden for the first course, paired with some wonderful French sparkling wine, was magical.

Offbeat race based in Whitefish

Several employees of the Regis Corporation used Whitefish as base camp last month for their own version of "The Amazing Race."

Labor Day weekend brings fall schedule

Free shuttle service operates through Monday, Sept. 3

More west Post Falls — updates on Woodbridge South

Neighborhood of the Week: May 30

Bella Ridge — upscale living with abundant space

Neighborhood of the Week: May 2