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Thank you to all the Elves.
Decorating Bigfork in celebration of Christmas exemplifies the spirit of volunteerism and the special people of our community. It is their effort that ensures the success of various projects each year. Over the years Decorating Day has grown and become a fun, festive, and wonderful social interaction for all ages. Thank you to all who participated.
National audit cites concerns over Hawaii union spending
HONOLULU (AP) — A national labor union conducted an audit of its organization in Hawaii and found what it said is excessive spending and a lack of transparency by some staff.
DRUGS: Time to nationalize them
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” — Ben Franklin
Attackers lob explosive at Lebanon bank amid currency crisis
BEIRUT (AP) — Unknown assailants lobbed an explosive device at a private bank branch in southern Lebanon on Saturday, damaging its facade and roof, the country's state news agency reported.
Attackers lob explosive at Lebanon bank amid currency crisis
BEIRUT (AP) — Unknown assailants lobbed an explosive device at a private bank branch in southern Lebanon on Saturday, damaging its facade and roof, the country's state news agency reported.
Some Columbia River Gorge trails, parks reopen today
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE, Ore. (AP) — Some trails and day use sites in the Columbia River Gorge are reopening Wednesday, while crowded sites including most waterfall viewing areas, campgrounds, and visitor’s centers will stay closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, state and federal agencies said.
Some Columbia River Gorge trails, parks reopen today
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE, Ore. (AP) — Some trails and day use sites in the Columbia River Gorge are reopening Wednesday, while crowded sites including most waterfall viewing areas, campgrounds, and visitor’s centers will stay closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, state and federal agencies said.
When you are approaching a storm, you batten down the hatches
I was utterly stunned to see that the City Council approved a $2.9 million contract to replace the turf at Memorial Field. When all is said and done, the cost for the stadium and field will end up costing taxpayers roughly $6 million.
Elections, the Final Solution
The recent foam-flinging tirades by despondent voters illustrate how flagrantly out of touch Democrat elitists really are.
TRUMP: Not qualified to serve as president
John Gartner is a widely published psychotherapist specializing in borderline personality disorders. He graduated magna cum laude from Princeton University.
Ruehle's tenure marked by dedication, understanding
The old adage “The proof is in the pudding” certainly rings true for Deb Ruehle, incumbent candidate for Sandpoint City Council. During her tenure on City Council, Deb has proven her dedication to understanding how our city functions and how the relationships between mayor, city staff and department heads influence decisions that affect Sandpoint residents.
This Week in History - Feb. 1, 2024
Local history in Boundary County, from Naples to Porthill, and from Bonners Ferry to Moyie Springs.
VANCE: Who is this bearded man?
Like many people, I did not know who Mr. Trump’s V.P. was. I know Mr. Trump said he should be someone who could step in to be the next President, should something happen to him. Wikipedia here I went.
Let’s hear it for Women of the Year
Several women from Kootenai County are among a select group honored this year by Idaho Business Review.
Money and Markets Digest
Money & Markets modules for Friday Jan. 10
Stocks rise solidly, led by technology companies and banks
Stocks rise solidly, led by technology companies and banks
Biden task force releases report to strengthen labor unions
Biden task force releases report to strengthen labor unions
Future is bright along the Parkline Trail
A vision 10 years in the making will finally be realized with the grand opening of Kalispell’s Parkline Trail on Thursday, July 21.
USAID head, rare Trump aide with bipartisan support, resigns
WASHINGTON (AP) — The head of the U.S. Agency for International Development is stepping down after two-and-a-half years of running America’s main foreign humanitarian aid programs.
Thai leader asks billionaires for help solving virus crisis
BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand’s leader says he will appeal directly to the country’s 20 wealthiest people for assistance in overcoming the coronavirus crisis.