Objects to short-term rental

I bought property in Columbia Falls in 2000 for four reasons: Glacier National Park, Whitefish Mountain Resort, the Flathead’s natural beauty, and the friendly spirit of the people.

LETTER: Mysterious misinformation?

Hey Wallace… Once again we have the spread of “mysterious” misinformation. The SNP recently received a letter from Ron Niemi regarding the zoning of holding district lands in Wallace.

TIP-MONT works to stop poachers

Montana’s outdoor crime-stopper help line, TIP-MONT, has an online option to report poachers and other hunting-season violators.

Police Reports for Sept. 15, 2022

Ephrata Police Department Sept. 7 Multiple reports of graffiti on Basin Street. Report of a vehicle prowl in the 1800 block of Basin Street Southwest. Unknown subject smashed the rear driver side window and took a bag full of items. Report of graffiti at Lions Park. Report of a two-vehicle non-injury collision at Second Avenue and K Street Northeast. Report of attempted shoplifting at a business in the 1300 block of Nat Washington Way. Suspect abandoned the stolen merchandise when confronted and fled. Sept. 8

Museum launches membership drive

SANDPOINT — The Bonner County History Museum has some lofty goals for its annual membership drive, which kicked off in mid-October.

The WinEconomy, new brands

Despite the not so good vintage of 2010 and the upcoming low yielding vintage of 2011 we still have yet to see any pricing power for wineries. There remains enough wine on the market from previous years that wineries raise prices at their peril. Having said that we are not seeing anywhere near the level of markdowns and close outs we saw in the last couple of years.

Is your ride ready for winter?

(ARA) - In many parts of the country, winter can test even the most seasoned driver's skills with sudden road and weather changes. In ideal circumstances you have warning of what Old Man Winter might bring for the day, but many times wet roads can become icy and a few flurries can become a snowstorm without any warning at all.

Bonner General Health Foundation honors its donors

The wall pays tribute to community, BGH donors

Bernie Sanders wins Colorado's presidential primary

DENVER (AP) — Bernie Sanders rolled to a demonstrative victory in Colorado’s Democratic presidential primary, a Super Tuesday showing that underscored the state’s shift to the left among young voters.

Nevada jobless level nears 20%; extended benefits triggered

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Unemployment benefits in Nevada are being extended for a second 13 weeks, officials said Friday, as the wave of workers idled by casino and business closures in response to the coronavirus outbreak spiked the state jobless figure to 19.9%.

Comedy show to benefit AHWF

Come on out to the Panida Theater, this Saturday evening and kill two birds with one stone by attending Tyler Boeh’s Clean Comedy Show, while also supporting local orphaned and injured wildlife.

Fall Mack Days nears halfway mark

Mack Days anglers on Flathead Lake are getting to the halfway mark in the fall event sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and sanctioned by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

Fall Mack Days nears halfway mark

Mack Days anglers on Flathead Lake are getting to the halfway mark in the fall event sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes and sanctioned by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

Community Spirit Awards presented

The Latest: Missouri analysis adds dozens more virus deaths

ST. LOUIS — Missouri added 77 COVID-19 related deaths to its total Saturday, most of which occurred weeks or months ago.

The Latest: Missouri analysis adds dozens more virus deaths

ST. LOUIS — Missouri added 77 COVID-19 related deaths to its total Saturday, most of which occurred weeks or months ago.

Lady Luck Barbers brings old-school charm to Evergreen

The inspiration behind the old-timey atmosphere of Lady Luck Barbers in Evergreen was inspired by a casino and an old sign from a thrift store.

Biden vows unity can 'save this country'; Trump hits Midwest

WARM SPRINGS, Ga (AP) — Joe Biden traveled to the hot springs town where Franklin Delano Roosevelt coped with polio on Tuesday to declare the U.S. is not too politically diseased to overcome its health and economic crises, pledging to be the unifying force who can "restore our soul and save this country.”

Williams spurns Mavs, opts to stay with Nets

Deron Williams is moving to Brooklyn with the Nets, instead of back home to Dallas.

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