PUBLIC NOTICE - FRANKLIN COUNTY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Franklin County Planning and Building Department, determined to be the Lead Agency pursuant to the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) of 1971, as amended, and Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 197-11, has issued a Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance (MDNS) concerning the following proposed project:

Your Network of Praise broadcasting in Libby

The purchase of Libby’s former KLCB radio station was completed in late December 2025 by Your Network of Praise, a non-denominational Christian Radio Station network, based in Havre.

A fishing lure junkie

As you read this column about fishing, my wife, son and friend from Kalispell will be on our way to Northern Manitoba for some world class fishing.

Crunching the numbers

San Francisco startup makes data science a sport

Building connections: Support and promotion job of chambers of commerce

PASCO — Between managing money flow and staffing and recessions and – oh yeah, pandemics that close the doors for months, running a business is tough, more than a full-time job. So one of the jobs – but only one – for chambers of commerce throughout the region is helping business owners in their communities take care of business. Sometimes that means a Chamber targeted toward a specific business community, but one that’s part of a larger network of business support and promotion. Martin Valdez, executive director of the Tri-Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, said it’s part of that larger network. “There are several chambers here in the Tri-Cities, and basically our role is to complement what other chambers are doing,” he said. “We’re like other Chambers; we’re a membership organization to help small businesses in particular.”

Column: Clarification in order on subject of Riverfront Park

There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding over Riverfront Park. I may have been inadvertently responsible for some of it myself so I am writing to try to clarify a few points.

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Africa beckons, but bikes not quite ready to roll

Whitefish couple say donated bicycles will be shipped to Mozambique in early summer

State alleges woman stole thousands of dollars from nursing home-bound parents

She was supposed to make sure they were cared for, but state investigators allege all Kathy Ann Lewis did was take advantage of the situation.

Hindu, Muslim clashes kill 13 in Delhi as Modi, Trump talk

NEW DELHI (AP) — Hindus carrying pickaxes and iron rods hurled rocks at Muslims protesting a new citizenship law Tuesday on a second day of deadly clashes that cast a shadow over President Donald Trump's visit to India. Thirteen people have been killed and scores injured.

Cracked water main creates underground gusher

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Boeing to restart limited local work on jets

SEATTLE (AP) — Boeing told employees Friday afternoon that “a safe and orderly restart of limited operations” will begin at a few Washington state sites as early as Monday.

'It's Black Friday for grocery stores': Shoppers hit the stores in Eastern Idaho

Amy Villacorta had four large packets of green and white napkins sitting in her grocery cart.

Visit Idaho with CdA Coeur d'Alene Magazine

Magazine focuses on North Idaho

Korn seated as new chair, fairgrounds accept utility payments

In one of its longer-standing meetings, Commissioner Ron Korn was approved to sit as the county’s new chairman, taking over eight months after Commissioner Brian Domke’s appointment to the seat.

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Brosseau gets revenge as Rays beat Yankees again, 5-2

NEW YORK (AP) — Mike Brosseau got some revenge against the New York Yankees, hitting two home runs as the Tampa Bay Rays topped their AL East rivals again with a 5-2 victory Wednesday night.

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The Latest: Indian authorities clear demonstration site

The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 381,000 people and killed over 16,500. The COVID-19 illness causes mild or moderate symptoms in most people, but severe symptoms are more likely in the elderly or those with existing health problems. More than 101,000 people have recovered so far, mostly in China.