A blast of information from the past

After two years of uploading documents the Troy school has reconnected with its history.

Fishing restrictions possible on Flathead River due to low flows

State wildlife officials may implement fishing restrictions in Northwest Montana as rivers and streams run at or near historic lows for late July.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Symptoms: Your body’s alert system

Symptoms are not a random set of annoyances, but an alarm system that signals something is wrong. Understanding what the body is trying to tell us, appropriately interpreting a combination of symptoms, and taking action to change it, especially in the early stages, can make a difference in your level of suffering.

Breaking the Ice: How the Frontier Girls Hockey League is empowering a new generation in the Inland Northwest

The icy wind cuts across the rink, but the girls on the ice are undeterred. They skate with purpose, each stride stronger than the last. For the first time, they are not the only girls on the ice. They are not the token female players on a boys’ team. They are part of the Frontier Girls Hockey League, and they are making history.

Celebrating the humanities

Daniel James Brown delivers 18th annual North Idaho Distinguished Humanities Lecture

In the wake of the Dec. 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, young American men were called to action to enlist in the military to protect their country. Daniel James Brown, author of a true story of a rowing team that competed at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, "The Boys in the Boat," captured another true tale of heroism in "Facing the Mountain," which tells the stories of young Japanese-American heroes whose lives at home and on the battlefield were forever changed following that Day of Infamy.

Clifford William 'CW' Lenz, 92

Clifford William “CW” Lenz, 92, of Coeur d’Alene, passed away on October 13, 2023, peacefully at home surrounded by family.

OUR GEM: Meet the Bay Watchers

Recently, the Community Water Resource Center at the University of Idaho in Coeur d’Alene, wrapped up its third year of citizen science data collection on Lake Coeur d’Alene with the Bay Watchers.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Back pain: Bulging discs

When most people think of acupuncture, they think of it as a solution to pain or addictions.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Peripheral Neuropathy: The causes are key

Peripheral Neuropathy is a condition where a part of the body, usually hands or feet, are tingling, burning or painful.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Headaches and migraines: A world of pain and suffering

The amount of people suffering from headaches and migraines is enormous!

Fishing restrictions possible on Flathead River due to low flows

State wildlife officials may implement fishing restrictions in Northwest Montana as rivers and streams run at or near historic lows for late July.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Body odor: What causes it and how to get rid of it naturally

Every year we spend millions of dollars covering up our natural and/or offensive body odor.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Peripheral Neuropathy: How nutrition and acupuncture can help

Peripheral neuropathy (PN) refers to damage to the peripheral or “sensory” nervous system, the nerves responsible for registering sensation from the surface of our skin to the brain.

Rolland W. Hurst, 90

Dr. Rolland “Woody” Hurst Woody was born to Alfred and Ruth Hurst on August 24, 1932, in Burlington, NC.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Over-active bladder solutions

Two studies reveal acupuncture to be as effective as drugs, and without side effects for the treatment of over-active bladder (OAB).

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Our poor abused thyroid

A gland of remarkable adaptability, the thyroid gland absorbs a great deal of “punishment” with our lifestyles today.

Legals for September, 6 2023

Washington Day Trip: Bygone Byways Interpretive Trail

LEAVENWORTH – Travel about 30 miles northwest of Leavenworth on U.S. 2, and you’ll find the Bygone Byways Interpretive Trailhead. Wrapped in a bow-shaped piece of land between the highway and Nason Creek, the trailhead offers public restrooms and a walking path of about a mile that overlooks the stream and offers opportunities to see wildlife...

State website compiles resources for disaster recovery Libby Chamber among local grant recipients,receives $5,000 for winter campaign

The Libby Area Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 15 was awarded a grant made available as part of a state effort to help minimize the economic impact of the summer’s wildfires.

FireSafe Flathead stresses fuel management

As fire season ticks closer, a group called FireSafe Flathead is hosting weekly discussions on the history and management of fires in Northwest Montana.