Lake Bowl windmill evokes nostalgia

Readers share memories

MOSES LAKE - A Dec. 28 Columbia Basin Herald article about the removal of Lake Bowl's decorative windmill evokes nostalgia for the area's history among readers and illustrates the longevity of Aermotor windmills.

Grant PUD photo contest runs through August

EPHRATA - Photography enthusiasts, take note: Grant County PUD's River Nomad photo contest is underway.

Stillwater Forest launches survey on winter recreation

Significant increase seen in commercial and public use

The Stillwater State Forest located in the snowbelt of the Whitefish Mountain Range is a prime area for winter recreation, and forest managers have noticed an increase in use in recent years.

Marlene Adelene Stueve, 70

Marlene Adelene Stueve, 70, passed away at her home near Bonners Ferry, Idaho, on June 10, 2010.

LOCAL ROUNDUP: Hungry Horse Dam Visitor Center opens Friday

The Bureau of Reclamation will open the Hungry Horse Dam Visitor Center for the 2016 summer season on May 27.

No regrets

During the first year of having cancer, you are so busy just trying to survive. From the moment of diagnosis to surgery, follow-up visits with multiple MD's, chemotherapy, radiation, PET scans, CAT scans, blood draws, ports, physical therapy and no hair, you don't think much about what's next. This is really a good thing because you need all your energy and strength to do what needs to be done.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Secrets to getting to sleep, staying asleep and waking refreshed

We all have memories of falling asleep as soon as our heads touch the pillow, sleeping like a rock, and then waking up completely refreshed and ready for the day.

Helping provide healthy births

Athol woman to train midwives in Haiti

There's nothing wrong with hospitals, Carrie Blake acknowledges.

'DOC!'

In the spring of this year, I was back east in Maryland where I grew up, going to a continuing education conference and visiting my parents. One evening, I went out with my parents to a reception and the first thing I heard as we walked through the door was, "Hey, Doc!"

Ski update: Lookout postpones opening

Recent snow allows for Thanksgiving weekend openings

UPDATE:

THE FRONT ROW with Mark Nelke May 16, 2013

Lake City softball; more Blakley

Looking for something to do the next couple of days - and even if you're not?

Leading the way: After breast cancer

This next week I will visit with Jean-Paul Belgrado, PT, a leading Belgian researcher from the Universite Libre de Bruxelles who has specialized in the field of lymphedema for over 30 years.

Gary John Redel, 68

On Monday, March 2nd, 2015, Gary John Redel died of natural causes at his Hayden, Idaho, home. Gary was the eldest of six boys born July 18th, 1946, to the late Clem and Rita Redel of St. Louis, Missouri. Gary will be forever remembered by his three daughters and seven grandchildren: Andrea Peters and her husband Tim (son Dylan); Angela Redel-Gomez and her husband Daniel (daughters Eden, Olivia, Ava and Lola); and Kelsey Woster and her husband Aaron (daughter Chloe and son Samuel); his five brothers (Rich, Lee, Kenny, Ed and Jamie); along with countless other friends and family whom were blessed to know him.

Hunter comments sought on big game season changes

Hunters are encouraged to attend one of several open house meetings around the state to visit with biologists about proposed changes to the 2014 big game seasons and rules.

A new set of lungs

By DEVIN WEEKS

Fire danger bumped to 'very high'

Most of Northwest Montana was moved to very high fire danger Tuesday due to prolonged high temperatures, dry fuels and low humidity.

Samson looks back on Braves' Vandal visit

The old mantra goes, “Champions are made in the offseason.” Every coach preaches about hard work during the summer paying off in the fall. Over the years, with the science showing us new things in exercise regiments, those results have created bigger and faster athletes. Conditioning and getting the body ready in the summer, readies it for the long grind when the season comes around. I spoke to Flathead football coach Kyle Samson about how the offseason program is going.

Sheriff's Office selects K-9 handlers

The Flathead County Sheriff’s Department has chosen the two deputies who will serve as the new K-9 unit’s first canine handlers.

Hockaday Museum of Art announces People's Choice Award winners

Linda L. Olsen’s watercolor painting “Wired” is the winner of the Hockaday Museum of Art’s People’s Choice Award, selected by a vote of more than 330 visitors to the annual Members’ Salon exhibit.

Jean Therese Aulbach Austin, 81

Jean Therese Aulbach Austin, 81, passed away on Monday, April 19, 2010, in Federal Way, Wash., at St. Francis Hospital.