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Likes Hammerquist
Will Hammerquist is without a doubt the best candidate to represent the residents of House District 4 as a member of the Montana State Legislature.
Coeur d'Alene seeking a few good prayers
The City Council took action at its August 16, 2022 meeting to allow non-profit faith-based organizations located within the city limits to participate in giving an invocation at a City Council meeting.
Quincy Council OKs third detective
QUINCY — The Quincy City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved hiring a third detective, replacing a currently unfilled school resource officer position.
Sailors fighting to save burning San Diego warship
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Hundreds of sailors are fighting to save a Navy warship ravaged by fire while the military prepares for the worst: The USS Bonhomme Richard going down in flames, and its million gallons of oil on board spilling into San Diego harbor, resulting in a major environmental disaster.
Sailors fighting to save burning San Diego warship
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Hundreds of sailors are fighting to save a Navy warship ravaged by fire while the military prepares for the worst: The USS Bonhomme Richard going down in flames, and its million gallons of oil on board spilling into San Diego harbor, resulting in a major environmental disaster.
Navy sees progress against blaze on warship in San Diego Bay
SAN DIEGO (AP) — The battle to save the USS Bonhomme Richard from a ravaging fire entered a third day in San Diego Bay on Tuesday with indications that the situation aboard the amphibious assault ship was improving.
Navy says warship fire in San Diego is now out
SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Navy announced Thursday that the fire on the USS Bonhomme Richard has been extinguished, ending one of the worst infernos to rip through a U.S. warship outside of combat in recent years.
A call for kettle bell volunteers
SANDPOINT — In 1891, a Salvation Army captain started a holiday tradition that has helped those in need for 125 years and counting, including Bonner County.
Vandals mess up field of dreams
But Rathdrum responds, restores Little League field for Saturday opener
How an estimated $2,500 of damage at Lion's Fields brought the community together
Operation: 'Build and Beautify'
Jurvelin outlines Windermere battleplan at Children's Village
COEUR d'ALENE - At 0900 hours Friday, "Operation Build and Beautify" was launched.
A blast of winter weather
8.3 inches of snow falls on Coeur d'Alene on Monday
You really shouldn't have waited to put on those snow tires.
If you recycle, beware The Tag
Dirty cans, metal, wood or plastic bags stashed into a blue recycle bin will get you tagged, starting this week.
Policy
I was an adjunct professor at Loma Linda University in the School of Physical Therapy in 1990. I was teaching Kinesiology when President George Bush signed a bill into law called the American Disability Act (ADA). The ADA was established to provide a clear and comprehensive prohibition of discrimination on the basis of disability.
What you need to know about snow removal in Kalispell
In the past week, Kalispell residents have been greeted each day by fresh snow covering streets, sidewalks and cars. One major storm struck last week, and another is sweeping through the valley today with the potential to drop up to 20 inches of new snow by Saturday morning.
A day well spent playing with pasta dough
There’s been no dearth of fresh eggs in our fridge the past several weeks thanks to our generous neighbors and their healthy henhouse.
Man reports run-in with North Fork 'patrol'
A man was counseled by Flathead County Sheriff’s Office personnel after he drove from Polebridge to the department in Kalispell to complain that he had been stopped by a North Fork “patrol” person who was allegedly not really law enforcement. The man claimed the faux patrol person had stood in the middle of the road in order to get him to stop, and then had reached inside the person’s vehicle without permission.
Copper thieves hit cell towers
Multiple calls about copper theft were made to the
COLUMN: Summer daydreaming
It was just a few weeks ago that I was pondering winter and wondering why it hadn’t arrived in this neck of the woods.
A day well spent playing with pasta dough
There’s been no dearth of fresh eggs in our fridge the past several weeks thanks to our generous neighbors and their healthy henhouse.
The Latest: British doctors identify syndrome affecting kids
The Latest on the