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Lake community split over access site
Hungry Horse News
Lake community split over access site
Hungry Horse News
Tourists visit restored, frescoed home via livestream tours
Tourists visit restored, frescoed home via livestream tours
One of the best-preserved ancient Roman homes on the Palatine Hill is opening to the public for the first time, albeit via a livestreamed tour of its hard-to-reach underground frescoes and mosaics.
Byrds of a feather
Brothers guide teams to state finals
The Byrd boys started playing soccer because their parents thought they’d get hurt playing football.
Local option tax added to November ballot
SANDPOINT — With so many improvement options just out of financial reach, local officials are letting voters choose whether or not they’re worthwhile.
Team Garcia cuts the mustard
'Dash' promotes Relish cooking show
COEUR d'ALENE - It was Team Garcia in the "Supermarket Dash" - by a bottle of mustard.
Cyclocross racers battle the elements
Rain turns Riverstone course into soggy track
COEUR d'ALENE - Dog-tired, sopping wet and covered in mud, Tom Miller smiled a weary smile.
The collective sigh
That collective sigh of relief that is audible to most every wine consumer is coming from grape growers and winemakers around the appellations of the western U.S. After two unbelievably tough years of poor quality harvests and extremely low tonnage of usable wine grape stock, it appears at least for now that the 2012 crop is going to be larger than normal, in some cases much larger, and of very good to great quality!
Of costs and corkage
Like many in our local wine consuming community I read a letter to the editor in this week's "Press" regarding corkage fees at restaurants with great interest. It generated quite the buzz too as I was asked about it by more than a handful of folks. I do not know the gentleman that wrote the letter nor have I spoken to him and also don't know where he experienced this unfortunate situation. It did however generate enough questions that it should be addressed.
Champagne, Cremant, Cava and Prosecco
The four main categories of sparkling wine from Europe have similarities and differences, so what is it that determines when a sparkling wine from France, Spain and Italy can be called by the names that are so familiar to sparkling wine enthusiasts? The big differences lie in two categories: varietals used and method of manufacturing employed.
An Ida-home business
Breakfast in the Moseley household is served on a table that’s just as much for business as it is for family.
Late bloomers, unite!
Population demographics for 2017 reveal only 3,563 people in Coeur d’Alene are older than 65. That means 40,574 never saw Howdy Doody, Soupy Sales or “American Bandstand.” No great loss when it came to Soupy Sales.
Killing stuns Polson
Victim, suspect part of four-generation local family
Law Roundup
Flathead County sheriff
Daffy man goes buggy over noise
Libby seeks 3% tax on recreational marijuana
Libby city councilors last week formally petitioned the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners to pursue an additional 3% local tax on recreational marijuana sales.
Libby asks commissioners to pursue 3 percent tax on recreational cannabis
Libby city councilors this week formally petitioned the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners to pursue an additional 3 percent local tax on recreational marijuana sales.
Marijuana sales blossom with legalization
The most pressing question posed by customers of Alternative ReLeaf in the days since recreational marijuana sales launched in Lincoln County and across the state? How to open the childproof packaging, said Barbie Turner, CEO of the Libby area dispensary, with a laugh.
Global stocks gain as economic toll of virus worsens
BEIJING (AP) — Major global stock markets and U.S. futures rose Thursday following a rocky start to the day after a White House warning that as many as 240,000 Americans might die of the coronavirus sent Wall Street tumbling.
The Latest: Oklahoma’s new virus cases continue to surge
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s new cases of the coronavirus have continued to skyrocket as the state reported its second-biggest daily increase in its case load.