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Kalispell massage therapist focuses on mind-body connection
Aly Aiyn George, born and raised in Eureka, opened her shop just across the street from Elrod Elementary in April. A year of renovations and work later, the building — originally built in 1893 — has a new, welcoming, fantasy sort of look with curving wood features.
PREP TRACK AND FIELD: Dreams of gold ... Post Falls 4x400 relay members push each other, with state title in mind
“Cobe and I have been running together since the second grade,” Post Falls senior Trenton McLean said. “I used to be able to beat him, but since the third grade, he’s just been pushing me to be at my full potential. I’m really thankful for him and the rest of our coaches for pushing us during practices each day. They put us through some of the hardest workouts, and it really gets us prepared.”
Addressing homelessness discussed at DMLA event
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake city officials will sponsor a town hall meeting June 2 to discuss how the city plans to proceed following the closure of the Open Doors Sleep Center. City Manager Rob Karlinsey said Friday that an update on the plans will be provided to the Moses Lake City Council at 5:30 p.m. May 13, prior to the regular council meeting.
Change to allow indoor marijuana cultivation in county business zones gets mixed review
The cultivation, manufacturing and dispensing of marijuana is permitted in zones that allow for agriculture and produce stands.
Hokies visit Blue Devils looking for 2-0 start in ACC play
Virginia Tech won its first game without nearly two dozen players and even some coaches unavailable due to a combination of coronavirus and injury issues. The question is whether they’ll be shorthanded again when they play Saturday at Duke.
Hokies visit Blue Devils looking for 2-0 start in ACC play
Virginia Tech won its first game without nearly two dozen players and even some coaches unavailable due to a combination of coronavirus and injury issues. The question is whether they’ll be shorthanded again when they play Saturday at Duke.
Hokies visit Blue Devils looking for 2-0 start in ACC play
Virginia Tech won its first game without nearly two dozen players and even some coaches unavailable due to a combination of coronavirus and injury issues. The question is whether they’ll be shorthanded again when they play Saturday at Duke.
Falcons respond to Quinn firing with 40-23 win vs. Vikings
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — With a fresh start and little to lose, the Atlanta Falcons played like it from start to finish.
Trump heads to Michigan amid Woodward book fallout
WASHINGTON (AP) — Amid a political crisis of his own making, President Donald Trump headed for the comfort of a rally in battleground Michigan on Thursday, trying to move past revelations that he had been
First Native American racer blazes trail at Tour de France
LE PECQ, France (AP) — A late draft to the Tour de France, Neilson Powless didn’t have time to scramble together a turtle necklace, the spirit animal of his Native American tribe, or paint one of their wampum bead belts on the frame of the bike that he's ridden for three punishing weeks, over 3,300 kilometers (2,000 miles) of roads.
First Native American racer blazes trail at Tour de France
LE PECQ, France (AP) — A late draft to the Tour de France, Neilson Powless didn’t have time to scramble together a turtle necklace, the spirit animal of his Native American tribe, or paint one of their wampum bead belts on the frame of the bike that he's ridden for three punishing weeks, over 3,300 kilometers (2,000 miles) of roads.
First Native American racer blazes trail at Tour de France
LE PECQ, France (AP) — A late draft to the Tour de France, Neilson Powless didn’t have time to scramble together a turtle necklace, the spirit animal of his Native American tribe, or paint one of their wampum bead belts on the frame of the bike that he's ridden for three punishing weeks, over 3,300 kilometers (2,000 miles) of roads.
Gambler? McCarthy sees 'aggressive' 1st impression in Dallas
FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Mike McCarthy watched as a kid when the customers in the bar his dad owned would lose money on the two poker machines.
First Native American racer blazes trail at Tour de France
LE PECQ, France (AP) — A late draft to the Tour de France, Neilson Powless didn’t have time to scramble together a turtle necklace, the spirit animal of his Native American tribe, or paint one of their wampum bead belts on the frame of the bike that he's ridden for three punishing weeks, over 3,300 kilometers (2,000 miles) of roads.
Gambler? McCarthy sees 'aggressive' 1st impression in Dallas
FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Mike McCarthy watched as a kid when the customers in the bar his dad owned would lose money on the two poker machines.
Gambler? McCarthy sees 'aggressive' 1st impression in Dallas
FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Mike McCarthy watched as a kid when the customers in the bar his dad owned would lose money on the two poker machines.
Gambler? McCarthy sees 'aggressive' 1st impression in Dallas
FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Mike McCarthy watched as a kid when the customers in the bar his dad owned would lose money on the two poker machines.
Elliott, Cowboys still have hope in star RB's rough season
Ezekiel Elliott tested positive for COVID-19 during the summer, compiled the worst numbers of his career as the Dallas Cowboys sank to last in the NFC East, and missed a game because of injury for the first time.
Congress opens new session as COVID-19, Biden's win dominate
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress is preparing to convene for the start of a new session, swearing in lawmakers during a tumultuous period as a relative handful of Republicans work to overturn
Congress opens new session as COVID-19, Biden's win dominate
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress is preparing to convene for the start of a new session, swearing in lawmakers during a tumultuous period as a relative handful of Republicans work to overturn