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Basin sports schedule March 20-26
COLUMBIA BASIN – Check out this week’s sports schedule, featuring local baseball, golf, soccer, softball, tennis and track and field events.
Basin sports schedule for March 13-19
COLUMBIA BASIN – Spring sports is in full swing – had to say it, this is the golf preview after all – in the Basin. This week sees baseball, tennis, softball and golf for multiple area schools.
City of Moses Lake building permits for Aug. 28, 2021
July 2021
Bravettes find a way
The Flathead Bravettes were up against it Thursday evening, trailing 47-40 to a feisty Butte squad intent on serving up the Western AA Divisional’s biggest upset.
Running on
Basin athletes move on to state championships
COLUMBIA BASIN – Sixty-seven Columbia Basin track and field athletes are moving on to state championships in Yakima and Tacoma starting on Thursday. See below for a full list of student-athletes moving on to state competitions. 2A/3A/4A State Track and Field Championships - Mount Tahoma Stadium at Mount Tahoma High School. 4A Moses Lake Ty Rimple - boys 200-meter dash, Heat 3; boys 400-meter dash, Heat 2. Boys 4x400-meter relay (Niko Rimple, Ty Rimple, Logan LaBonte, Ethan LaBonte, Jake Goude, Joseph Fitts and Blazer Luiten), Heat 1. Jason Byers - boys high jump. Hunter Blackman - boys javelin, Flight 2. Sydney Macdonald - girls 100-meter hurdles, Heat 1; girls high jump; girls triple jump, Flight 1. Girls 4x100-meter relay (Kaiya Char, Kailee Kellum, Miciah Higley, Addy Burns, Macdonald, Madison Bond and Ingrid De La Rosa), Heat 2. Girls 4x200-meter relay (Higley, Burns, Bond, Char, Macdonald, Kellum and De La Rosa), Heat 1.
John Cochran, 92
John “Johnny” Cochran, 92, of Saint Regis, Mont., passed away peacefully on February 8, 2023, with his family and friends by his side.
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Lucas, Kimball excelling on volleyball court
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Lucas, Kimball excelling on volleyball court
Legals for March, 25 2026
Idaho officials expect elevated wildfire danger to continue through September
Since July, the state has experienced a significant increase in acres burned due to hot, dry conditions
The land board is expected to meet again in September and discuss pay levels for firefighters.
Idaho officials expect elevated wildfire danger to continue through September
Since July, the state has experienced a significant increase in acres burned due to hot, dry conditions
The land board is expected to meet again in September and discuss pay levels for firefighters.
Legals August 10, 2018
No. 25593 Notice is hereby given that the Flathead Municipal Airport Authority will conduct a public open house at 6:00 p.m. on August 15, 2018 at The Country Inn & Suites at 4150 US Highway 2 in Kalispell, Montana to present updates to the Airport Master Plan. August 10, 13, 14, 2018 MNAXLP
Hill heir helps fund Many Glacier Hotel project
AG wants Hart to pay for timber
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A North Idaho lawmaker who the state attorney general says stole timber from state endowment land intended to benefit schoolchildren appears to be clear of a $22,827 bill because more than five years have passed since the state filed liens.
Judge rules Big Mountain Jesus statue can stay
U.S. District Court Judge Dana Christensen, in Missoula, ruled June 24 in favor of allowing a statue of Jesus to remain where it is on government land on the side of Big Mountain.
Judge rules Big Mountain Jesus statue can stay
U.S. District Court Judge Dana Christensen, in Missoula, ruled June 24 in favor of allowing a statue of Jesus to remain where it is on government land on the side of Big Mountain.
Air Force visits Army; service academy supremacy at stake
The coronavirus pandemic has led to an unprecedented two-week stretch of football at West Point.
Air Force visits Army; service academy supremacy at stake
The coronavirus pandemic has led to an unprecedented two-week stretch of football at West Point.
Holiday amid pandemic: Americans divided on how to respond
By DAVID CRARY, GEIR MOULSON and ANGELA CHARLTON