Twitter and Facebook become targets in Trump and Biden ads

CHICAGO (AP) — Social media has become the target of a dueling attack ad campaign being waged online by the sitting president and his election rival. They're shooting the messenger while giving it lots of money.

Twitter and Facebook become targets in Trump and Biden ads

CHICAGO (AP) — Social media has become the target of a dueling attack ad campaign being waged online by the sitting president and his election rival. They're shooting the messenger while giving it lots of money.

New owners keep local bookstore open

New owners will within a week reopen Cabinet Books and Music after it faced the possibility of permanent closure.

PREP BASEBALL: Badgers bat to victory over Wildcats

PREP BASEBALL: Badgers bat to victory over Wildcats

Legals November 8, 2017

No. 24942 Coram / West Glacier Rural Fire District Board Vacancy The Flathead County Board of Commissioners is seeking individuals interested in serving on the Coram / West Glacier Rural Fire District. There is one vacancy for an unexpired term available through May 31, 2018. You must be a registered elector residing in the Coram / West Glacier Rural Fire District to be considered for the position. Letters of interest are being accepted through 12:00 PM on Friday, December 8, 2017 and should be sent to: Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners, 800 South Main, Room 302, Kalispell, MT 59901. For more information, please call 758-5537. November 8, 15, 2017 MNAXLP

Finally, a bagel shop for Cd'A

Littles open New York Bagel Cafe and Deli

COEUR d'ALENE - Brent Little has been an electrical engineer.

Ballots go out for $15.8M school bond

Ballots go out Oct. 6 on a $15.8 million bond issue to renovate and expand Somers Middle School.

Northern Grind owner shares new endeavors

Many locals recognize Jacob Holmberg as the guy who bikes fresh coffee around town from his coffee stand, Northern Grind.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — When wine and art converge

It is tough to divorce wine and art when talking about wine.

Ballots go out for $15.8M school bond

Ballots go out Oct. 6 on a $15.8 million bond issue to renovate and expand Somers Middle School.

‘Our favorite time of year’

Shop with a Cop brings smiles to both children and officers

MOSES LAKE — The heavy police presence outside local stores recently wasn’t because of a crime wave. It was police officers engaging in their favorite annual event. “This is one of those times throughout the year that we don't have to go and ask for volunteers to help,” said Moses Lake Police Chief David Sands. “The first day we put it out, I think we got 20-some people say ‘Yeah, we’re in.’ That's just under half the department right away.“

Legals for January, 28 2026

Boo-boos that can burst your credit score bubble

I recently received a pleasant email from a reader letting me know that he bumped up his credit score by almost 100 points with information I shared in this column. In that spirit, I thought I would share some more practical tips to avoid mistakes — and maybe boost your score as well.

Connector road may be built this year

A connector road between the new Walmart Supercenter and West Reserve Drive could go to bid as early as this summer.

Embers By the Green to open near Highlands

Business Bits for July 18

Board tables overhaul of North Fork zoning regulations

The Flathead County Planning Board has postponed action on a proposed rewrite of zoning regulations for the North Fork area, with several board members voicing concerns about vague language and potential property-rights violations that could invite legal challenges.

Lila Doreen Rosenberg

Lila Doreen Rosenberg, 84, died Saturday, January 11, 2014 at Sullivan Park Care Center in East Spokane, WA. She was born October 18th, 1929 in Rosefield Township, rural New Rockford, ND to Premo (Joe McGregor) and Emma (Utecht) Possibuon. She was baptized in New Rockford at the Emmanuel Lutheran - Missouri Synod Church. As a teenager, after instruction, Lila was confirmed as a member of this Church. She attended 1st thru 8th grades out in Rosefield and went to New Rockford High School graduating with the Class of 1947. During high school Lila was a candy striper/nurse's aide at City Hospital. Lila married Lynn Curtis Rosenberg in Moorhead, Minnesota and became a farmer's wife. Together they raised four children: Larry Ray, Douglas Hal, Rennae Annette, and Emily Jo (Jodie) in Tiffany Township; where Lila was also involved in the Tiffany Homemakers Club. When Lynn and Lila sold their farm to Billy and Ida Tedrow, the Rosenberg's moved into town where Lynn became a John Deere mechanic. Lila stayed busy with family, the American Legion Auxiliary and the Lutheran Women's Missionary League (LWML) at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Whitefish, Montana was the next home this family saw. Lynn & Lila co-owned a Gambles Hardware Store with his brother Bob & Nina Rosenberg. A job opportunity in Othello, WA called the Rosenberg's to go West one more time! Back to a John Deere shop for Lynn while Lila resumed her position as the awesome Mom (both to us kids and all of our friends!) plus her activities within her Paradise Lutheran Church and the American Legion Auxiliary. Later, once the kids were out of the house Lynn and Lila retired to Warden, WA. After Lynn's passing, Lila kept busy playing Pinochle at the Senior Center. And of course, she enjoyed watching her grandsons grow! At 84, Lila decided God's home was where she wanted to be. Prayers were answered and God took her home after about two months of serious illness. "We love ya, Mom! Your love and recipe cards for Bar-B-Q's and your Holy Baked Beans will live on forever!" Lila requested to have a plain wooden casket and a grave side service at Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Warden, WA. Plans are for the service at 10 AM Thursday, January 15, 2014.

Another quarantine must have? Houseplants, says The Sill CEO

NEW YORK (AP) — It wasn’t just toilet paper that people stocked up on during the pandemic. There was a run on houseplants, too.

Another quarantine must have? Houseplants, says The Sill CEO

NEW YORK (AP) — It wasn’t just toilet paper that people stocked up on during the pandemic. There was a run on houseplants, too.

Another quarantine must have? Houseplants, says The Sill CEO

NEW YORK (AP) — It wasn’t just toilet paper that people stocked up on during the pandemic. There was a run on houseplants, too.