Virus-era decisions: Way too many, and each with high stakes

Should you wash your hands?

Virus-era decisions: Way too many, and each with high stakes

Should you wash your hands?

Virus-era decisions: Way too many, and each with high stakes

Should you wash your hands?

Georgia to reopen some businesses as early as Friday

ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia's governor announced plans Monday to restart the state's economy before the end of the week, saying many businesses that closed to mitigate the spread of

Georgia to reopen some businesses as early as Friday

ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia's governor announced plans Monday to restart the state's economy before the end of the week, saying many businesses that closed to mitigate the spread of

Virus-era decisions: Way too many, and each with high stakes

Should you wash your hands?

Legion regionals: Twins, Outlaws win; Scarlets, Mavs lose

ROSEBURG, Ore. — Matthew Mitts’ RBI single broke a 4-4 tie in the seventh inning, and the Glacier Twins held on to beat host Roseburg in the West A Regional Legion baseball tournament Wednesday.

Final preparations made for Sanders County fair

Final preparations for the 2024 Sanders County Fair took place during the August Fair Board meeting.

GCHD calls on federal officials to protect Medicaid

MOSES LAKE – Earlier this month, the Grant County Health District announced the passing of a resolution to call on federal leaders to protect and maintain funding for Medicaid. The proposed federal budget calls for possible extensive cuts to the program, which provides health care coverage for millions nationwide and thousands within Grant County.

Community Development Board green lights changes to Whitefish Yards

The Whitefish Community Development Board approved two variance requests and recommended approval of changes to a planned unit development and an amendment to the city code.

LEGION BASEBALL: Prairie, Northern Lakes clinch berths to state 'A' tourney

Coeur d'Alene advances to semifinals of Pacific Prospect Series.

School board reviews retirement policy, budget amid ‘unprecedented’ times

The Whitefish School District board’s business meeting last week was rife with what-ifs as trustees contemplated potential impacts of federal and state level changes to education.

NIC ROUNDUP: Cardinal men fall to top-ranked Snow

The men's Region 18 basketball championship is this Friday and Saturday in Ephraim, Utah.

Win, win: Mission Council discusses annexation of ‘Indian Town’

Mission Town Council invited James Steele Jr., the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes councilman and St. Ignatius representative, to their meeting last Tuesday, Dec. 16, to begin an open dialogue about annexing land south of Mission Creek.

STATE HIGH SCHOOL GOLF TOURNAMENTS: Kellogg boys finish just out of trophy hunt in 3A

Results from the state 4A and 3A high school golf tournaments.

Moses Lake council member rebuked by colleagues

Council offers support of legislators after councilman Lombardi statement

MOSES LAKE — Six Moses Lake City Council members publicly repudiated comments made by councilman Victor Lombardi, at the regular council meeting June 23.

Health Secretary Azar to visit Taiwan in highest-level U.S. Cabinet visit since 1979 break in formal ties

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Health Secretary Azar to visit Taiwan in highest-level U.S. Cabinet visit since 1979 break in formal ties.

Pence plans Labor Day visit to La Crosse

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Vice President Mike Pence plans to visit La Crosse on Labor Day, the White House announced on Tuesday.

Glacier tops 3 million visitors

Glacier National Park’s visitation has topped 3 million again this year, with 3.086 million people estimated to have visited Glacier through October. Through October, visitation is off slightly compared to last season by just 2.5%.

Glacier visitation surges

With a fire-free summer, Glacier National park saw a surge in August visitation. The West Entrance was up 53 percent compared to last year, with 366,189 visitors going through the gates.