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The Latest: Texas using refrigerated trailers as deaths rise
AUSTIN, Texas — Rising numbers of coronavirus deaths in Texas has increased demand for refrigerated morgue trailers across the state.
Tribal Rec Program focuses funding on waste management
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes' Wildland Recreation Program is using grant funding to install five vault toilets this year to better manage human waste and expects to receive a total of 30 to install at recreation sites across the reservation.
Reminiscing: White Elephant goes away, the new comes in
White Elephant Second Hand Store, owned by Brian and Donna Corum, will be demolished as Tractor Supply Co., a large nationwide farm store chain, takes its place. Ronan Mayor Ryan Corum, Brian and Donna’s son, said they have to be out of the building by May 18.
Inventor looks to patent electric bike
Inventor looks to patent electric bike
Inventor looks to patent electric bike
Chinese minister urges multilateralism during European tour
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has called for multilateralism to be defended, warning Thursday during a visit to Norway that those principles are being challenged by “unilateralist and bullying acts.”
Recalling a great mentor
Wild Mile kayak races this weekend
School district terminates health contract with KRMC
Aerial adventure park opening in Coram
School district terminates health contract with KRMC
Aerial adventure park opening in Coram
Recalling a great mentor
Former Park ranger takes on 175-mile run in Ethiopia
Recalling a great mentor
Lebanon health minister: Cabinet resigns over Beirut blast
BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon’s Cabinet has resigned over last week's devastating blast at the Beirut port, the health minister said, a decision that was made under pressure as several ministers quit or expressed their intention to step down.
Baby alpacas launched a business, built family ties
American Express is sponsoring Small Business Saturday on Nov. 30, so I thought it was only fitting to tell you the story about how our small business Alpaca Direct was started.
Joseph Clarence Miller Jr., 81
Joseph C. Miller “Joe” lost his battle with cancer on Aug. 30, 2015, with his loving family by his side. Joe was born June 3, 1934, in Coeur d’Alene to Joseph C. Miller and Harriet (Lee) Miller.