Whitefish holding open house on community housing assessment

The open house will provide members of the public as much time and flexibility as possible to drop in, learn about Whitefish’s updated Housing Needs Assessment, and share comments, experiences and input.

Coronavirus: 117 cases reported in seven-day period

GRANT COUNTY — There were 18 new cases of the coronavirus reported in Grant County on Friday: six in the Quincy area, five in the Mattawa area, four in Moses Lake, two in Ephrata and one in Royal City, according to Grant County Health District.

No competition

BOISE - Rep. Frank Henderson on Thursday expressed concerns that the products turned out by the state's Idaho Correctional Industries compete too much with the private sector.

PUBLIC: Don't compete with private

In a front-page article in the Coeur d’Alene Press of Aug. 3, the city of Coeur d’Alene announced plans to buy $615,000 in chip sealing equipment to do chip sealing in-house in competition with the private sector. The city cites significant savings by doing the work in-house.

Letters to the Editor

Competition has many facesThe American society welcomes both public and private sectors. America would not be if it was only public. America would not be if it was only private. It's the effort from both the private and public sectors that has made this country. The competition has been healthy and productive. Often times the competition has been complementary. Medicare and Medigap plans are an example. This is Americanism.

Letters to the Editor

Competition has many facesThe American society welcomes both public and private sectors. America would not be if it was only public. America would not be if it was only private. It's the effort from both the private and public sectors that has made this country. The competition has been healthy and productive. Often times the competition has been complementary. Medicare and Medigap plans are an example. This is Americanism.

Letters to the Editor

Competition has many facesThe American society welcomes both public and private sectors. America would not be if it was only public. America would not be if it was only private. It's the effort from both the private and public sectors that has made this country. The competition has been healthy and productive. Often times the competition has been complementary. Medicare and Medigap plans are an example. This is Americanism.

Bigfork boys rally again, earn spot at Western A

POLSON — The Vikings like to close strong.

A different kind of Democrat

Soto seeks First Congressional District seat

Trump records lawyer meets with FBI in Mar-a-Lago probe

At the time, the FBI was presented with an envelope containing 38 documents with classification markings, including at the top-secret level

Contemplating a special session

Following the close of the 89-day session of the Montana Legislature in late April, triggers were implemented to cut the budget. The legislature passed through SB 260, the Budget Stabilization Act set out a planned pathway of budget reductions if revenues failed to meet expectations. All four triggers were pulled but revenues continue to fall short in order to meet the state’s balanced budget including an ending fund surplus. At that point, statute required the governor to order all departments to contemplate a 10 percent reduction in their respective departments. Some services are protected by statute. For example, the judiciary, and sections of K-12 education including state funding per student cannot be part of the reduction plan. Following that procedure, hearings were held in the Interim Finance Committee. The proposed 10 percent cuts come after the cuts already imposed by the triggers from SB260. Most attendees objected to the scope and selection of services being cut within the 10 percent reduction. Especially hit hard is Health and Human Services (DPHHS) which provides programs including Child Protective Services, Senior Care, Mental Health Counseling, to mention but a few.

Six candidates participate in Boundary County forum

PREP BASKETBALL: Post Falls' loss is Lake City's gain ... Timberwolves take IEL title, top seed to 6A District 1 tournament

Lake City (17-4, 7-1 IEL) will be the top seed in the 6A District 1 best-of-3 championship series, and host the first game next Friday. No. 2 seed Post Falls (14-7, 6-2) will host No. 3 Coeur d’Alene (11-9, 4-4) in a loser-out game on Wednesday, with the winner playing Lake City.

N. Korea's Kim visits chicken farm, calls for improvements

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has inspected a new chicken farm being built in a county south of capital Pyongyang and called for improvements to what he described as an outdated poultry industry, state media said Thursday.

N. Korea's Kim visits chicken farm, calls for improvements

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has inspected a new chicken farm being built in a county south of capital Pyongyang and called for improvements to what he described as an outdated poultry industry, state media said Thursday.

Revocation of license for business linked to 'illegal sexual activity' upheld

Council rejects appeal by Foot Massage owner

In May 2024 the Coeur d’Alene Police Department began investigating illegal activity at massage parlors in the city. The investigation targeted business “believed to be offering prostitution services or violating city ordinances under the guise of being a massage parlor.”

All the small things: Searching for lichen in the winter world of Glacier National Park

Found on every continent, lichen is an extraordinary organism adapted to survive in every habitat except seawater.

Immigration detentions up in Northwest Montana, but numbers hard to come by

The Trump administration’s hardline approach to immigration policy sparked a rush of immigration-related arrests in Northwest Montana in 2025.

Legals for June, 13 2022

Escuche: Hágase el test de cáncer de hígado La historia de un hombre

(NAPSM)—Gary