Old barbershops serve up more than a story and haircut

He asked me about the end run.

The Latest: France's Macron tests positive for COVID-19

PARIS — France's Elysee Palace says President Emmanuel Macron has tested positive for the coronavirus.

Obama explains raising minimum wage for federal workers

The following remarks by President Barack Obama about an executive order raising the minimum wage for federal workers was made in the East Room of the White House on Feb. 12, 2014.

Obama explains raising minimum wage for federal workers

The following remarks by President Barack Obama about an executive order raising the minimum wage for federal workers was made in the East Room of the White House on Feb. 12, 2014.

Families look forward to Canada border reopening

It’s been more than 19 months since Brandy Carvey last spent a holiday with her fiancé. While it’s only a short drive from where Carvey lives with her son in Eureka to her fiancé’s home in Canada, the three might as well be living on different continents.

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Thank you for providing such good coverage of Sen. Tester’s talk in Whitefish. However, upon reading the article I find myself confused and am seeking help in trying to understand why he feels “…separating children of suspected illegal immigrants from their parents in federal detention facilities reprehensible.”

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Thank you for providing such good coverage of Sen. Tester’s talk in Whitefish. However, upon reading the article I find myself confused and am seeking help in trying to understand why he feels “…separating children of suspected illegal immigrants from their parents in federal detention facilities reprehensible.”

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Thank you for providing such good coverage of Sen. Tester’s talk in Whitefish. However, upon reading the article I find myself confused and am seeking help in trying to understand why he feels “…separating children of suspected illegal immigrants from their parents in federal detention facilities reprehensible.”

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Thank you for providing such good coverage of Sen. Tester’s talk in Whitefish. However, upon reading the article I find myself confused and am seeking help in trying to understand why he feels “…separating children of suspected illegal immigrants from their parents in federal detention facilities reprehensible.”

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Thank you for providing such good coverage of Sen. Tester’s talk in Whitefish. However, upon reading the article I find myself confused and am seeking help in trying to understand why he feels “…separating children of suspected illegal immigrants from their parents in federal detention facilities reprehensible.”

Cleanup project scheduled for Pine Creek's Douglas Mine

The 122-year old site had several rounds of data collection completed over the 2020 summer months and EPA project managers believe that they have collected enough data to put a comprehensive project plan in place.

Restricted Web site raises a flap

A Web site set up two years ago for committee collaboration on the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan was shut down Tuesday at the request of the Flathead County attorney because of public-access concerns.

State highway projects advance

U.S. 95 fall work wrapping up; Byway about ready for traffic

The state highway landscape in North Idaho is taking on a different look with projects continuing this fall.

Norman 'Norm' Frank Linscott, 96

Norman Frank Linscott passed away on March 2, 2008, in Sandpoint, Idaho. He was 96 years old.

Prescribed burns, lingering wildfire bring hazy skies

Prescribed burns on public forestlands and some smoke activity from the Copper King Fire east of Thompson Falls are likely responsible for the hazy skies in the Flathead Valley over the past couple days.

Lura Alice Dinning

Lura Alice Dinning went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Nov. 12. Services will be held on Nov. 19, at the Free Methodist Church at 4 p.m. The service will be followed by a hosted dinner at the Chic ‘n Chop.

New griz wanders westward

By STEVE KADEL Western News Reporter

Thanksgiving not a cinch if you're finicky

People often ask each other about their best Christmas, but I rarely hear people speak about their favorite Thanksgiving.

Jurors in Isenberg case will be taken to scene

A district judge on Friday gave prosecutors the green light to take jurors to the place where Larry Isenberg was allegedly tipped off a boat and into Lake Coeur d’Alene two years ago, resulting in a weeks-long search for his body.

Aspire's 'Legally Blonde' musical opens tonight at the Kroc

Aspire's 'Legally Blonde' musical opens tonight at the Kroc

Aspire Community Theatre's production of "Legally Blonde: The Musical" opens at 7:30 tonight on the Midge and Pepper Smock Family Theatre stage at the Kroc Center in Coeur d'Alene.