Legals for July, 18 2024

Commission says yes to storage units, negotiating manager contract

The Polson City Commission considered two developments and decided whether to pursue an employment contract with the city manager at Monday's meeting.

U.S. Youth Soccer National Presidents Cup: Thorns girls win 17U national title

The Thorns won the U.S. Youth Soccer Far West Presidents Cup in Salt Lake City in June to quality for the National Presidents Cup.

Bigfork School Board tables sports and activities cooperative agreement

Bigfork Public Schools Board of Trustees tabled a decision on their cooperative sports and activities agreement with Swan River School after a decision by the Swan River board to limit the time their teachers can be outside of the classroom to coach high school sports.

Legals for July, 17 2024

Wall Street rises to the edge of records

U.S. stocks ticked to the edge of records as Wall Street's momentum keeps pushing it upward. The S&P 500 climbed 0.3% Monday but finished just shy of its all-time high set last week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.5% to its own record, while the Nasdaq composite added 0.4% to end a bit short of its high. Some of the market's best performing areas were ones that do best when former President Donald Trump's chances for re-election look better. Trump Media & Technology Group, the company behind Trump's Truth Social platform, soared by nearly a third. Bitcoin and longer-term Treasury yields also rose.

Internship programs continue successful run in Shoshone County

Four students are participating in the county’s internship and clerkship programs under the watchful eyes of the Shoshone County Prosecuting Attorney Ben Allen and Magistrate Judge Keisha Oxendine.

Legals for July, 16 2024

Legion continues win streak

ACH baseballers improve to 14-0 record with doubleheader sweep

HARTLINE – The Almira/Coulee-Hartline AA Senior Legion baseball team kept the wins coming on Friday night, winning both games against Gonzaga Prep AA at the Hartline Ball Fields. The wins come after another doubleheader sweep on Monday, where ACH Legion defeated Shadle Park.

498 Vikings named to honor rolls

MOSES LAKE — Big Bend Community College has released its President’s and Vice President’s lists for spring quarter 2024.

Letters to the editor July 15

Letters to the editor July 15

It's time to end the war on poverty in the Flathead Valley

There has been a great deal of discussion and debate around the topic of homelessness in the Flathead Valley. I’d like to offer two observations on this topic. One, this issue will continue to get worse unless we offer a solution that includes supportive housing. And two, we have a civic and moral obligation to care for the desperately poor people who live among us.

Parade day in Post Falls: 'It’s so hometown, it’s cool'

In all her years watching it, the Post Falls parade Saturday was a bigger candy haul than Sarah Schooley has ever seen before.

Lightning Tool & Manufacturing opens in Post Falls

An innovative manufacturing company, Lightning Tool & Manufacturing is in a large new building at 4378 W. Selway Ave. in Riverbend Commerce Park in Post Falls.

Fourth of July American Heroes Parade: A heartfelt thank you to the community

The Coeur d'Alene Regional Chamber's annual 4th of July Celebration was a resounding success, bringing the businesses and citizens of this community together in a vibrant celebration of love for our great nation and the men and women who serve in our armed forces.

Medicare Part D changes may cause higher premiums, fewer market options

Changes to Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage are on the way. Under the Inflation Reduction Act, new policies were rolled out this year and more changes will be spread out over the next two years.

Focus of 'Homeless to Harvard' to speak at women's luncheon

Murray's life story was adapted into a Lifetime Television movie, "Homeless to Harvard,"

Legals for July, 13 2024

Former Libby woman gets prison time after probation miscues

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WA to spend $150M in CCA money on energy rebates

(The Center Square) – Washington state plans to spend approximately $150 million of taxpayer dollars generated from the Climate Commitment Act to issue residential energy rebates two months before voters decide whether to repeal the CCA.