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Simple precautions prevent food poisoning
Ask Dr. K
THE FRONT ROW WITH JASON ELLIOTT: Wednesday, March 30, 2016
The places the round ball will take you
Basketball can be an amazing game sometimes.
Bookends in space and time
The 9/11 steel beam that stopped at Coeur d'Alene Fire Station 3 a week ago had its origin in the same plot of earth where the new One World Trade Center tower currently stands 1,776 feet tall.
Fly far, Flying Squirrels
Team will represent the Inland Northwest in Red Bull Flugtag in Portland this Saturday
Obama goes to Idaho
President cheered by thousands in Boise
BOISE - Idaho's politics may run red, but the city of Boise is one of the Gem State's few Democratic strongholds. It showed Wednesday when thousands of people in a Boise State University building erupted into cheers as President Barack Obama took the stage for his first post-State of the Union speech.
Busy slate on opening weekend
Prep football
For Montana's Ferrington, a race worth running
Well over 1,000 marathons are held across the United States each year, but none rival the Boston Marathon in prestige.
Amtrak offers scenic travel experience to Essex
The sun clips a mountain ridge, washing the winter wonderland in a buttery yellow as the morning Amtrak train makes its way to Essex.
Columbia Falls eyes 3 percent resort tax
The Columbia Falls City Council during a workshop last week took a first look at the pros and cons of a resort tax as a way to pay for emergency services and reduce property taxes to landowners.
UK airline Flybe collapses as virus hits weakened company
LONDON (AP) — The struggling British airline Flybe collapsed Thursday amid drops in demand caused by the new coronavirus, leaving passengers stranded and threatening the viability of regional airports across the country.
C-Falls, Libby romp in softball
The Daily Inter Lake
Class AA Soccer Playoffs: Glacier Hosts, Flathead On The Road
GLACIER
Take some of the hassle out of holiday travel
With Christmas just around the corner, it’s time to get those suitcases dusted off and packed for Grandma’s.
Whitefish rolls, C-Falls falls short
Vail, Peck pace Bulldogs
Silver Valley Sports Recap: Dec. 31-Jan. 6
Columbia Falls eyes 3 percent resort tax
The Columbia Falls City Council during a workshop last week, took a first look at the pros and cons of a resort tax as a way to pay for emergency services and reduce property taxes to landowners.
Trump budget trims nearly $1 mil from Glacier
President Trump’s proposed 2018 budget could mean a nearly $1 million cut to Glacier National Park’s operational budget. The proposed budget would trim about 7 percent from Glacier’s budget, or about $956,000.
Sandefer's slam lifts Wildkats
LIBBY — Columbia Falls’ Madison Sandefer hit an inside-the-park grand slam in the top of the fifth inning — and the Columbia Falls Wildkats downed host Libby 6-2 in a Northwestern A softball contest on Thursday.
Wesley 'Wes' John Lureau, 72
In great sorrow we announce the passing of our Dad, Wesley “Wes” John Lureau, on Feb. 4, 2014.
NIC WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Cardinals shut down Yakima Valley
NIC faces Mesa on Dec. 28 in the Aztec Holiday Classic at Pima Community College.