Marjorie Tiffney

Marjorie B. Tiffney, an eight year resident of Colville, Wash. passed away on Sept. 10, 2010 in Spokane at the age of 93.  Marjorie was born on Jan. 22, 1917 in Dayton, Idaho, and is the daughter of Willard and Nora (Atkinson) Boden.

Reporter and new mother keeps balance in life

Reporter and new mother keeps balance in life

Reporter and new mother keeps balance in life

Cabinet-Yaak and Selkirk Mountains grizzly bear monitoring update

Selkirk Mountains Research Monitoring

Youth turkey season next weekend

States hesitant to adopt digital COVID vaccine verification

Customers wanting to wine, dine and unwind to live music at the City Winery's flagship restaurant in New York must show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination to get in. But that's not required at most other dining establishments in the city. And it's not necessary at other City Winery sites around the U.S.

States hesitant to adopt digital COVID vaccine verification

Customers wanting to wine, dine and unwind to live music at the City Winery's flagship restaurant in New York must show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination to get in. But that's not required at most other dining establishments in the city. And it's not necessary at other City Winery sites around the U.S.

States hesitant to adopt digital COVID vaccine verification

Customers wanting to wine, dine and unwind to live music at the City Winery's flagship restaurant in New York must show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination to get in. But that's not required at most other dining establishments in the city. And it's not necessary at other City Winery sites around the U.S.

States hesitant to adopt digital COVID vaccine verification

Customers wanting to wine, dine and unwind to live music at the City Winery's flagship restaurant in New York must show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination to get in. But that's not required at most other dining establishments in the city. And it's not necessary at other City Winery sites around the U.S.

Our summer favorites

Our first couple years, for Mary being back in the Northwest and for me living here for the first time, we frankly wondered if summer would ever arrive. Of course, that was the springs of 2008 and 2009. This year, spring has been spectacular and summer appears to be on schedule, so our thoughts turn to firing up the grill and some of our favorite summer food and wine pairings. The food and wine both get a bit lighter, flavors fresher, and the aforementioned grill works overtime. Here are some ideas for you to enjoy all summer long!

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — GEORGE BALLING: Want to get better at wine? Taste with a group

We feel and always have that the most important thing to know about wine is what you like and what you don’t. Your own palate, after all, is the most important factor in selecting wine. Many wine consumers not only enjoy the notion of identifying wine aromatic and flavor components, but also desire to be able to express what they smell and taste. Even though most of us don’t use the flowery and at times over the top language of sommeliers, it is still nice to express your sense of what a wine, any wine, has to offer.

Griffith Howell Davies III, 77

Griffith Howell Davies III passed away Nov. 1, 2022, at his home in Big Arm, Montana, at the age of 77 years.

Outdoors briefs September 19,2013

Outdoors safety course offered

Theater changing name, play lineup

Season ticket holders with Modern Theater-Coeur d’Alene received an apology letter this week after several weeks of frustration and non-communication.

Ten Lakes travel plan open for comments

The Kootenai National Forest is accepting public comments on its proposed Ten Lakes Travel Management Project, which would guide motorized recreation rules in and around the Ten Lakes Wilderness Study Area.

C1 MY TURN: Candidates, take this vetting test

Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it whether it exists or not, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedies.

Groups aim to appeal bottling plant case to Supreme Court

In an effort to appeal their case to the Montana Supreme Court, Egan Slough Community and other plaintiffs in an ongoing case against several Flathead County officials and departments have asked Flathead County District Court for the final judgment on zoning matters related to a controversial water bottling plant in Creston.

Boundary County's firefighters take training aloft

BONNERS FERRY — Boundary County firefighters gained valuable skills learning to fill fire fighting air tankers July 31 at the Boundary County airport.

Millennial Money: Credit card loyalty is no virtue

Loyalty is often a good thing, but not in a relationship with your credit card. It’s often better to be like the “distracted boyfriend” from the internet meme and use your wandering eye to see if you can do better.