St. Regis resident hand crafts wood furniture

With an eclectic work portfolio including anything from laying carpet to being a seamstress for a T-bird and Mustang dealership installing upholstery, Elledge has always stayed sharp working with her hands and found joy in creating things.

10 reasons to make The Library part of your routine

You can buy eBooks on Amazon and paperbacks at your local book store. You can enjoy free WIFI with purchase at the coffee shop. You have access to educational opportunities with tuition. You can do extensive research using Google or another search engine.

Sheriff's Blotter

Notable calls for the day!

Greece extends lockdown past 2 months, expands vaccinations

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece has extended a two-month lockdown by at least one week, through Jan. 18, and announced plans Friday to increase the number of people getting COVID-19 vaccines from 5,000 per day to 8,000 per day.

Burglary arrest, wreck, mental health call keep GCSO busy over weekend

EPHRATA – The Grant County Sheriff’s Office arrested Eliseo Valdobinos, 22, of Quincy Friday in association with investigations into multiple daytime burglaries, according to a GCSO statement...

School district to move forward with $33.7M bond for high school expansion

Through an intensive process that started almost a year ago, the Whitefish School District has decided to move forward with plans to expand the high school and athletic facilities.

Basin students arrive in Gunpo, Korea

SOUTH KOREA — Columbia Basin youth weren't afraid of getting their hands dirty when they attended a mud festival in Korea.

Sen. Tester visits Libby to meet with local officials

Broadband internet and natural gas were among the infrastructure concerns local officials discussed with Sen. Jon Tester at a meeting in Libby on Friday, July 27.

Whitefish Theatre Company announces 2020-2021 season

Whitefish Theatre Company, celebrating 42 years of quality community theatre, world music and more, is proud to introduce its 2020-2021 season.

BikeCDA founder has eight answers

This week, I have "8 BikeCDA questions" for John Kelly, the founder, president and general labor for BikeCDA.

Wolf to ease restrictions elsewhere, but still has concerns

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf will announce Friday that more counties can see some of his tightest pandemic restrictions lifted, as counties and lawmakers kept up pressure on him to ease up on his orders.

Wolf to ease restrictions elsewhere, but still has concerns

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf will announce Friday that more counties can see some of his tightest pandemic restrictions lifted, as counties and lawmakers kept up pressure on him to ease up on his orders.

Sheffels retiring after long education career

Diane Emilie Berg (Eichhorn), 73

Diane Emilie Berg passed away on Dec. 12, 2020,

Robert D. Roach

June 28, 1942 – March 31, 2017

Gayle Dee Mizer

April 21, 1936 – July 5, 2017

Raymond Murlin Tainter

Raymond Murlin Tainter, 77, longtime Moses Lake resident, died at home Sunday morning, Jan. 6, in Moses Lake. Raymond was born Dec. 30, 1930, in Soldiers Grove, Wis., to Ray and Mary Tainter.

Art & Wine planned for October

MOSES LAKE - The Moses Lake Business Association is planning its first Art & Wine Walk for Saturday, October 13.

Elizabeth Ann Duncan, 71

Elizabeth Ann Duncan, 71, passed away on Wednesday, July 4, 2018, in Sagle, Idaho.

Author to visit Sandpoint, Coeur d'Alene

“Late Harvest Green, an Idaho Farm Family Through the 20th Century” by native Idahoan, Lois Requist, will be the subject when she appears in Coeur d’Alene and Sandpoint on Aug. 22-24th.