Little Cat track

Little Cats track for grades 1-6 is now taking registrations through April 10.

City staff scratching heads over U.S. 2 sinkhole

Korean nutrition panel explores state's potatoes

MOSES LAKE — When they next talk about U.S. potatoes in Korea, they're going to do it with some hands-on experience.

Benefit is set for Naples woman

NAPLES — Hope is on the horizon for a Naples woman with an extremely rare and debilitating spinal condition, but she and her husband cannot make it without some community help.

Caution: High protein diets may pose problems

In our society today, weight and appearance seems to be the main focus on people's minds. After all, who doesn't want six pack abs or great arms? So, in order to reach this ideal perfect body, people will often turn to quick fixes also known as fad diets.

Suzanne E. Babb, 78

Suzanne E. Babb, 78, entered into rest in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, on Sept. 21, 2014.

Dick Sams, 65

Charles Richard Sams, 65, passed away January 29, 2014, surrounded by family and friends at his home in Hayden, Idaho.

Mary Anna Zauner, 80

Mary Anna Zauner, 80, passed away peacefully on June 13, 2017, at Heritage Place under the care of the wonderful staff.

Gary Dean Pelton, 59

Gary Dean Pelton, 59, passed away on Wednesday, June 5, 2019, at HealthCenter Northwest in Kalispell.

C-Falls Police launch tip app

The Columbia Falls Police Department is increasing its crime-fighting arsenal with a new app to help residents connect with the department to find information, view alerts, and submit anonymous tips from their smartphone.

Community news

Tree board needs member

An Eye To The Earth

(NAPSI)—A unique beauty treatment for the eye can help make the world a better-looking place. That’s because in honor of Earth Day, Kiehl’s Since 1851, the venerable purveyor of quality skin and hair care, will donate 100 percent of net profits, up to $50,000, from special editions of Creamy Eye Treatment with Avocado to the not-for-profit Recycle Across America. The funds will be used to create standardized recycling labels for schools. Kiehl’s has already raised $300,000 for the organization.

Accident scene mistaken for brutal fight

A parent contacted the

Othello Curb Appeal awards go to NAPA and hospital

OTHELLO – The Othello Beautification Committee’s third annual Curb Appeal Awards were presented to the NAPA auto parts store and Othello Community Hospital last week.

Fresh News Report from MarDon Resort

The current water level on the Potholes reservoir is 1044.07 feet — slightly down from last week. The water temperature is in the low 40’s on the main Reservoir with considerably warmer water back in the sand dunes. The forecast this week calls for highs in the mid to upper 50’s so the water will continue to warm, which means the fish will become more active very soon.

An Eye To The Earth

(NAPSI)—A unique beauty treatment for the eye can help make the world a better-looking place. That’s because in honor of Earth Day, Kiehl’s Since 1851, the venerable purveyor of quality skin and hair care, will donate 100 percent of net profits, up to $50,000, from special editions of Creamy Eye Treatment with Avocado to the not-for-profit Recycle Across America. The funds will be used to create standardized recycling labels for schools. Kiehl’s has already raised $300,000 for the organization.

Suspicious clown not found funny

Kalispell Police Department received a few calls about a man allegedly described wearing clown makeup, a dress and carrying a bag, who was walking around and knocking on doors asking for money. Officers made contact with the man on 10th Avenue West and Seventh Street West and asked him to move along.

This Week In History - June 8, 2023

Local history in Boundary County, from Naples to Porthill and From Bonners Ferry to Moyie Springs.

Clyde Junior 'Shad' Smith, 96

Clyde Junior “Shad” Smith, 96, of Post Falls Idaho, passed away peacefully in his home on April 21, 2023.

Staffing, labor prompt BTAA changes

Like many small businesses and nonprofits in the region, Better Together Animal Alliance recently announced a change in hours due in part to staffing challenges. “With fewer applicants for positions, and team members leaving the area, we’ve made the decision to transition away from being open to the public seven days a week,” Mandy Evans, BTAA executive director, said. “We know that labor challenges in our region aren’t going away in the near future and we need to ensure the staff we do retain aren’t stretched too thin.”