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Insure yourself before Mother Nature strikes again
(BPT) - Hurricanes and tornadoes, blizzards and heat waves, floods and wildfires ... Mother Nature has become the lead story in nearly every news cycle. Can meteor showers be far behind?
AP News in Brief at 9:04 p.m. EDT
Economic fallout mounts, worldwide cases top 1 million
Crafted Stone opens new location
Specializing in the fabrication and installation of natural stone and quartz countertops, Crafted Stone has a new location at 1689 N. Nicholson St. (Suite 102) in Post Falls.
Barbershop thrives on old-school atmosphere
A new barbershop with old school style opened downtown last fall, and customers have been lining up for a haircut and shave ever since.
The Latest: Texas sets record for cases with nearly 10,800
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas set a record for confirmed new coronavirus cases in a single day with nearly 10,800.
Application for Coverage Under the General Permit for Biosolids Management
Notice is hereby given that City of Warden Water Reclamation
Hands-on education in wood leads to small business
MOSES LAKE — A nice cutting board can be a thing of great beauty. But that’s no reason to be gentle with the cutting boards made by Samantha and her husband A.J. Simmonds and sold in their store A Plus Woodshop, the newest addition to the Downtown Moses Lake Association’s Obra Project business incubator at 205 S. Division St. “It’s hardwood,” Samantha Simmonds said. “It’ll blunt the knife edge before it scores the wood.” The cutting board Simmonds holds up is nearly a rainbow hue of colors — brown, tan, magenta, orange — all from the fairly exotic hardwoods the two have learned to work with over the last several years.
The Latest: Germany’s health minister tours vaccine center
BERLIN -- Germany’s health minister toured a new vaccination center in Duesseldorf on Tuesday, preparing for possible mass vaccinations against the coronavirus in the coming weeks.
Near the downtown holiday lights
Neighborhood of the Week: Nov. 29
McEUEN: Dedicated field is essential
Dear Mayor Bloem and City Council members,
Inventory pain continues
A dearth of inventory continues to challenge would-be homebuyers in the North Idaho real estate market. As of the end of April, we had 23 percent fewer homes on lots smaller than 2 acres to sell than we had last year. Even as prices continue to increase, the demand is not slowing and is not being met by new listings. In fact, new listings are barely keeping pace with sales.
Cut to the Chase in Post Falls
Post Falls continues to be a hot spot for new construction.
Your own grass near the overpass
Think of the time saved by the Greensferry overpass in Post Falls since it opened three years ago. It provided another much needed connection between residential areas and businesses on the north and south sides of Interstate 90.
Legals for January, 15 2021
LWCF needs to be permanently renewed
Earlier this summer the community of Whitefish — along with our partners The Trust for Public Land, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Whitefish Legacy Partners, and F.H. Stoltze Land and Lumber Co. — celebrated the closing of the Haskill Basin Conservation Easement project. We met to celebrate a new trailhead that opens the door to recreational opportunities on over 3,000 acres of working forest lands surrounding Whitefish.
Paint-your-own-pottery workshop opens in area
Part of a growing nationwide trend, Pottery In Motion offers ceramics fun
Staying active with pain
(ARA) - For many Americans living with pain, getting regular exercise is nearly impossible. The burning, shooting pain and tingling sensation of pain can make it difficult to stand or walk to the car, let alone exercise five times a week.
Bonner County History - April 16, 2020
From the archives of the
Montana deer, elk seasons begin Saturday
The Libby CWD station is open Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 10 a.m. to one hour after shooting light.
Bonner County History - July 2, 2023
Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places, and events.