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Big changes
A couple of weeks back we wrote about how wineries and winemakers develop their style, and while it will evolve over time for the best winemakers, it becomes a part of their brand — their signature, if you will — on each bottle they produce. But what happens when you notice one of your favorite winery’s products makes a really big shift? By big we are trying to spur your memory to changes that really have two factors: the changes are abrupt and they are significant enough to where you notice the results are not to your liking.
Trophy Taker staying strong in the new year
Danielle Switalski
JD.com stock jumps 6% in Hong Kong debut amid annual sale
HONG KONG (AP) — Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com’s stock jumped nearly 6% on its debut in Hong Kong on Thursday after the firm raised $3.9 billion in a share sale.
Payne or Paine found, lost again
The story last week, about Dave Helms finding a sit of shooting sticks at the Boyd Mordhorst Shooting Range, was productive. Payne or Paine called me. He did tell me several of his friends have contacted him about the story in this column last week and he was, indeed, the person in question.
Board picks Washington superintendent
Mark Flatau was a clear choice for Kalispell Public Schools superintendent Tuesday night after two days of interviews and public comment.
Indiana won't change mail-in ballot deadline despite worries
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana’s top election official on Friday rejected a request for extending the deadline for returning
Indiana won't change mail-in ballot deadline despite worries
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana’s top election official on Friday rejected a request for extending the deadline for returning
Camping lessons shared,meeting new friends a plus
MOSES LAKE - A week of camping at Potholes State Park passed by in short order. We arrived on Wednesday, May 18. My mother, Enid, and Uncle Vern followed us from MarDon Resort and visited for an hour or so. They wanted to go for a drive and meeting up with us 20 miles from Moses Lake was a good reason for a chance of scenery.
Transforming Cities: Commercial Construction Innovations
What innovations are shaping commercial construction? Explore cutting-edge trends and revolutionize your building projects with the latest industry insights.
Newport woman killed in crash
PINEHURST — A Newport woman was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 90 on Thursday morning.
Ephrata reminds residents to keep sidewalks, streets clear
EPHRATA — With the end goal in mind of making the city safer and more aesthetically pleasing, Ephrata is asking its residents to do their part by keeping sidewalks and streets clean and clear of possible obstructions.
Kindergarten students register in Moses Lake
Larson Heights educates on dairy
Grayce I. Christian (Calkins)
Ephrata native Grayce Christian, 94, passed away on Monday April 15, 2013 at Columbia Basin Hospital Nursing Home.
A Hard Makeover for America's First Soft Drink
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Distinguished Young Women program coming soon
Set for April 24, at the Becker Auditorium, the theme of this year’s Distinguished Young Women Scholarship Program is “Believe.”
Dale Lynn Huntsman, 73
Dale Lynn Huntsman passed away on Tuesday, July 26, 2016, at the age of 73.
Local Girl Scout cookies sales include drive-thru event
It's Girl Scout cookie time
Veda R. Sexton, 93
Veda R. Sexton, 93, resident of Coeur d’Alene, “crossed over” on June 21, 2010. She was born Nov. 6, 1915, in The Dalles, Ore., to Lloyd and Margaret (Hastings) Bolton. Her big sister gave up her own birthday and celebrated a day later, Nov. 7.
A tribute to a great volunteer, Jack Gleason
The Habitat for Humanity of North Idaho ReStore staff would like to recognize a very special volunteer, Jack Gleason. Jack started volunteering in the ReStore in August 2011.
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Jerry Mote, 78