Arizona vacations: The destinations you can't miss

The Southwestern United States is home to cowboy lore, cacti galore and, these days, quite a bit of glamor. The famed sunshine of Arizona makes it a great winter getaway, but its varied landscapes and cityscapes make it a truly unique year-round destination.

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Alpaca keeps you warm when it's cold

Autumn is definitely here! With the cooler days ahead, Alpaca Direct is your destination for all of the items you need to stay cozy and warm. Did you know that Alpaca is warmer than wool, soft like cashmere and is allergen free? This unique hollow core fiber is extremely light, yet retains the ability to warm its wearer against even the harshest winter chills.

April 1 deadline for elk, deer application permits

Hunters applying for special licenses and permits need to have a valid email address.

Lions punch ticket to state with third place finish in districts

WENATCHEE — After a tough back and forth battle, the Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School Lions earned a 42-36 victory over the Wilson Creek Devils Saturday afternoon in the District 5 finals. This victory earned the Lions third in districts and sends the team to state. “We’re excited,” said Lions Head Coach Josh Kast. “Two years ago, we only won three games. It took some big steps last year winning 13 games, but this was a big step for us.”

Lebanese judge charges caretaker PM in port blast

BEIRUT (AP) — The Lebanese prosecutor probing last summer’s port explosion in Beirut filed charges on Thursday against the caretaker prime minister and three former ministers, accusing them of negligence leading to the death of hundreds of people, Lebanon’s official news agency said.

Homegrown mercantile helps community of Eureka

What began as the Montana Farmacy, and has since expanded, into a place where you can get old-fashioned goods — candies, teas, soaps and herbal remedies.

Class A golf: Pirates looking for more plunder

The Polson Pirates, to no one’s surprise, are still loaded. And watch out for the Columbia Falls boys.

Glacier Park campgrounds opening for summer season

Many of Glacier National Park’s campgrounds will open for the summer season in upcoming weeks. Apgar Campground opened with services on Friday, May 4, and St. Mary Campground will open with services on May 14. Additional campgrounds will open as the season progresses.  

Glacier Park campgrounds opening for summer season

Many of Glacier National Park’s campgrounds will open for the summer season in upcoming weeks. Apgar Campground opened with services on Friday, May 4, and St. Mary Campground will open with services on May 14. Additional campgrounds will open as the season progresses.  

Glacier Park campgrounds opening for summer season

Many of Glacier National Park’s campgrounds will open for the summer season in upcoming weeks. Apgar Campground opened with services on Friday, May 4, and St. Mary Campground will open with services on May 14. Additional campgrounds will open as the season progresses.  

That holiday spirit

Merchants take part in Black Friday Warmup

Kehoe's Agate Shop owner talks gems, jewels and family history

Jack and Louise Kehoe opened the store in 1932.

Thanks for park vote

To the editor,

Thanks for park vote

To the editor,

Thanks for park vote

To the editor,

Lee drenches Gulf Coast, could cause inland floods

SAUCIER, Miss. - Tropical Storm Lee dumped more than a foot of rain in New Orleans and spun off tornadoes elsewhere Sunday as its center came ashore in a slow crawl north that raised fears of inland flash flooding in the Deep South and beyond.

The Latest: California opens 2 mass vaccination sites

LOS ANGELES — California opened federally supported mass vaccination sites Tuesday in Los Angeles and Oakland that are intended to bring inoculations to communities hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Spokane's small businesses starting to feel the pinch as customers stay away over virus concerns

The Garland Business District was abnormally quiet Friday afternoon. Its pedestrian-friendly streets were empty and some shops – normally open on weekdays – were closed.