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By RALPH BARTHOLDT

Kalispell rock shop place to find hidden gems

The idea to open a rock shop developed over time. Originally from Bozeman, Wendy Skelton and her family moved to the valley in 2000. Prior to the move, Skelton went to school to become a massage therapist, but soon after gave birth to her first born and focused on family instead.

Pie and positive vibes

There are no cranky people at Renee’s Rollin-N-Dough, owner Renee Tost points out, and there’s a reason for that.

PHD announces Parents as Teachers program

Panhandle Health District has announced they are now accepting clients for the Parents as Teachers program that will begin this October. Parents as Teachers is an international non-profit organization that promotes optimal early development, learning and health of young children by supporting and engaging their parents and caregivers. The Health District has trained employees and is recognized as an official affiliate to operate the program.

Badger boys soccer falls 4-0 to Sandpoint Bulldogs

SANDPOINT — Two games, two shutouts so far this season for Sandpoint as they blanked visiting Bonners Ferry 4-0 Tuesday in non-league boys soccer action at Centennial Field.

Bare trees prime for pruning

CHAMPAIGN, ILL. - Leaves are now on the ground, but trees still need attention. Mid-winter is actually a good time to prune most non-flowering trees.

EMPATHY: Where have you gone?

Webelievewevote.com might be the most infuriating anti-non-white Christian group yet. To actually sit in church on Sunday and listen to their video invitation to visit their website of political endorsements and repudiations is exactly why the most segregated place across America is inside a church on a Sunday morning.

SASi receives respite care grant

Sandpoint Area Seniors recently was awarded at $5,000 respite care grant from the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America, a national non-profit organization that unites more than 2,600 member organizations nationwide with the goal of providing optimal care and services to individuals living with dementia and their families.

SV Chamber ready for summer concert series

The melodic voice of Ron Greene will open the six-week run of free concerts and vendor shopping – Nothing but warm evenings, live music, cold drinks, and handmade crafts.

Randy Bocksnick: 45 years a barber, a photographer, a Columbia Falls icon

There was little fanfare. A half eaten bundt cake. A simple sign on white posterboard.

Silver Mountain Brewsfest ready to be tapped

KELLOGG — It is no longer a secret that the Silver Valley (and really the Northwest as a whole) has become a craft beer/cider destination. North Idaho alone sports around 20 individual providers of the cold stuff.

Krause, Ray and McConnell strong at July 4th tournament

The annual Fourth of July tournament was completed last Saturday with new champions recognized for their excellent play. University of Montana standout Rose Stepanek claimed the ladies title by a six-shot margin, while University of Washington team member Jens Braght finish four ahead of his nearest competitor.

Krause, Ray and McConnell strong at July 4th tournament

The annual Fourth of July tournament was completed last Saturday with new champions recognized for their excellent play. University of Montana standout Rose Stepanek claimed the ladies title by a six-shot margin, while University of Washington team member Jens Braght finish four ahead of his nearest competitor.

Flathead takes fourth in state lacrosse tourney

Joint Relay For Life event planned

Joint Relay For Life event planned

The Latest: Hundreds of White House staffers receive vaccine

WASHINGTON — “Several hundred” White House staffers have been vaccinated for COVID-19 as the Biden administration looks to create a safe workspace for the new president.

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