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Support candidates who back public schools
Idaho Moms is a non-partisan political action committee. We promote leaders and policies supportive of mothers, children, and families. We support communities united on issues, regardless of political party or religious affiliation.
Improvements proposed for popular Hayden trail system
A newly certified nonprofit, Friends of North Idaho Trails, is taking on its first project - pursuit of a grant to enhance the English Point Trail system in Hayden.
Primary Care Provider Christina Rust Joins Functional Medicine of Idaho
Christina Rust, DPT, PT, MCHS, PA-C, has joined Functional Medicine of Idaho. Rust is a certified physician assistant specializing in non-opioid pain management, nutrition counseling, obesity and weight loss, and healthy aging and longevity.
Temporary flight restriction established for TCC fires
In the Trestle Creek area, the fire has not moved, but is still within a half-mile of residences
Reclaim Idaho visiting Sandpoint for 'Yes on 1' campaign
Organizers and volunteers with the non-partisan grassroots organization Reclaim Idaho will continue their “Yes On 1” campaign with a meet-and-greet event today in Sandpoint.
North Valley Music School launches American Indian Music Scholarship
North Valley Music School, a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching Montana communities through music education, appreciation, and performance by offering
UK eases travel rules but upsets nations not on list
UK eases travel rules but upsets nations not on list
Group announces PF school board endorsements
Citizens For Post Falls Schools Endorse Uhrig, Malek, and Dawson for Post Falls School Board
North Valley Music School launches American Indian Music Scholarship
North Valley Music School, a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching Montana communities through music education, appreciation, and performance by offering musical opportunities for all ages, is now accepting applications for its American Indian Music Scholarship.
Applications open now for affordable housing funds
OLYMPIA — Applications are available for affordable housing capital in Washington, according to a statement from the Washington State Department of Commerce. On Wednesday, the Commerce Department opened applications for more than $302 million, the state’s largest single funding round to date, the statement said. Funds are available to eligible non-profits, local governments, community housing development agencies, tribal governments and housing authorities. Over $290 million comes from the Washington Legislature’s historic appropriation for the 2023-25 biennium, including a $24.2 million set aside for projects serving persons with disabilities and $107.4 million from the Apple Health and Homes program.
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Glacier Nordic memberships available
Glacier Nordic Club is accepting memberships for the winter ski season.
Ski classes begin
Lookout Pass Ski Area, I-90 Exit -0-, Mullan, Idaho, January 2, 2011 - On Saturday, January 8, 2011 the Lookout Pass Free Ski School will begin its 71st year of offering free ski and snowboard lessons to children ages 6 to 17. Throughout the years, this nationally recognized school has taught over 40,000 students both the skills and etiquette for a successful and lifelong skiing experience. The Free Ski School is a non-profit organization run by a group of dedicated, volunteer instructors who operate the program with donations received from businesses and individuals throughout the area.
$52,000 available from Lincoln County Community Foundation
This year LCCF has $52,000 available for distribution.
Impact Grants awarded to 20 nonprofits
The Greater Polson Community Foundation recently awarded its annual Impact Grants to an unprecedented 20 local nonprofits and projects as part of its 2025 grant cycle.
Horsemen look to start fast, stay fast
Plagued by poor starts all season, the Horsemen were bit twice more in that regard last week, falling behind Flathead Home School big early on the way to a 70-49 non-conference loss in Plains last Tuesday followed up by a 54-43 District 7B defeat in Troy Saturday.
Georgia virus deaths top 500; mask law targeting Klan waived
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Coronavirus deaths topped 500 Tuesday in Georgia, where the governor has taken action to ensure the wearing of protective masks at grocery stores and other public places doesn't violate a law passed decades ago to unmask the Ku Klux Klan.
Georgia virus deaths top 500; mask law targeting Klan waived
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Coronavirus deaths topped 500 Tuesday in Georgia, where the governor has taken action to ensure the wearing of protective masks at grocery stores and other public places doesn't violate a law passed decades ago to unmask the Ku Klux Klan.