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Kansas not swayed by Democrats' luck with mail-balloting
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas' top election official argued Tuesday that going in person to the polls is “a community event” for many voters and that moving solely to mail ballots because of the coronavirus pandemic would create confusion.
The Latest: Over 1 million Australians download virus app
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The Latest: Over 1 million Australians download virus app
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Illinois governor imposes stay-at-home order to curb virus
CHICAGO (AP) — Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Friday ordered all state residents to remain in their homes except for essentials, joining similar dramatic efforts in California and New York to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
Forest officials seeking comment on Trojan Defense project
The Trojan Defense Project Area is located west and southwest of Troy. The area of analysis is a mixed ownership of, and intermingled within, rural areas of Forest Service, private timber lands and residential homes and businesses outside of the Troy city limits.
Lincoln Co. participating in annual drug take back day
Locally, prescription drugs may be dropped off at the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office on California Avenue in Libby or at the Law Enforcement Center in Eureka.
Montana Daybook
Associated Press Montana Daybook for Wednesday, Jan. 15.
Audubon will hold two bird counts in Flathead Valley
Two counts will take place in the Flathead Valley: the Bigfork Count, now in its 48th year, and the 23-year old Kalispell Count.
Sams’ confirmation is a historic moment
Charles “Chuck” Sams III was confirmed last month as National Park Service director, making him the first Native American to lead the federal agency that oversees more than 131,000 square miles of parks, monuments and battlefields across the U.S.
Court hears appeal in Moore murder case
The Idaho Supreme Court is considering a state appeal to reverse a First District Court judge’s dismissal of murder charges against a Bonners Ferry resident Daniel Lee Moore in the 2020 shooting of a fellow chiropractor.
Early delivery fuels need for Lions Park volunteers
It’s normally a cause for celebration when a package in the mail comes early.
Patricia (Pat) Ann Macey Caloca Day, 76
Patricia (Pat) Ann Macey Caloca Day, born on September 4th, 1945, to Virginia Dare Reese and George Herbert Macey in Logan, Utah.
Arkansas may close some state parks over virus concerns
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas may temporarily close some of its most popular parks over concerns that large numbers of out-of-state visitors are crowding them during the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Tuesday.
Arkansas may close some state parks over virus concerns
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas may temporarily close some of its most popular parks over concerns that large numbers of out-of-state visitors are crowding them during the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Tuesday.
Governor delays primary, closes schools over coronavirus
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana's governor on Friday closed K-12 public schools across the state for roughly a month and banned gatherings of more than 250 people in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus. He said he also planned to postpone the presidential primary until June.
Ag Industry Is Fertile Ground For High-Skilled Positions
(NAPSI)—High school students interested in pursuing a career in agriculture will likely find job opportunities are ripe for the picking in the coming years.
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Bison range to celebrate migratory birds
MOIESE - Celebrate International Migratory Bird Day 2014 at the National Bison Range on Saturday, May 10, 2014. This year’s theme, “Why Birds Matter”, focuses on the benefits of birds to humans and nature. We will share the many ways in which birds matter to the earth, to ecosystems, and of course, to us.
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Steyer's wife moves to S. Carolina for rest of 2020 campaign
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Illustrating the focus Tom Steyer's presidential campaign is putting on South Carolina, the Democrat's wife has stepped down from her banking job and relocated to the state for the rest of her husband's 2020 bid.