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Team works for bike trails, foot paths
MOSES LAKE - The members of the Trails Planning Team gather every month in an effort to create a more outdoor-friendly Moses Lake.
CCC contingent arrives in the community to help out
10 Years Ago — 2008
Fans say rats are perfect companion pet
LOS ANGELES - History and Hollywood cast them as vermin responsible for plagues, famine and famous movie lines like "You dirty rat!" But to a small group of fans, the rat is a charming pocket companion as loyal as a dog and cleaner than a cat.
Public opinion firmly against boat facility
Just minutes into Pete Rice's description of his proposed boat-storage facility on Riverside Road, someone accidentally leaned against the light switch and plunged the conference room into darkness.
County mulls cost-cutting for South Campus Building
A work session on Friday to discuss the cost of Flathead County’s South Campus Building revealed the county could save well over $300,000 by trimming various building amenities.
Medical clinic modifies operations amid pandemic
Glacier Medical Associates physicians, nurses and the staff are learning to adapt amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Public education and democracy
When the U.S. first became a country, most citizens were farmers, and few attended school. The well-educated “Founding Fathers” hoped to change that. They understood that a functioning democracy requires an educated citizenry.
Flooring business spruces up downtown corner
When Paul Roybal purchased a historic 21,000-square-foot space in downtown Kalispell, he was well aware of how much work it would take to make it a proper home for Roybal’s Abbey Carpet and Floor.
Bits n' pieces from east, west and beyond
East, west or beyond, sooner or later events elsewhere may have a local impact. A recent sampling:
Volunteers grow produce for food bank
SANDPOINT — Bonner County Coalition for Health purchased earth boxes in 2017, but no one had prepared them for their success in the town three years later. Volunteer School Garden Coordinator Michele Murphree has been circulating dozens of earth boxes to and fro businesses and organizations for those interested in growing food for the 2,000 families served weekly at the Bonner Community Food Bank.
Bonner County History - July 19, 2026
Step back in time with a look at Bonner County life in 1951 and 1976.
Commissioners oppose plan to remove impoundment dam
Worried that a forthcoming permanent remedy for the former W.R. Grace mine site might include removing the Rainy Creek impoundment dam, county officials revealed an alternative plan on Sept. 30.
Kosovo's rival communities reach deal on World Heritage site
PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Italian mediation on Thursday helped resolve a long-running dispute between Kosovo's ethnic Albanian government and the Serb minority, allowing a highway project that will bypass a historic Christian Orthodox monastery listed as an endangered World Heritage site.
THE FRONT ROW with Mark Nelke, March 20, 2014
Get revved up for the Madness
The REAL NCAA tournament begins today, in Spokane for fans with tickets to the games at the Arena.
Time to reopen the sled hill
Friends of KLT help pave way to site's eventual purchase
Ohio order would force NCAA Tournament games without fans
An order from the governor of Ohio to restrict spectator access to indoor sporting events because of concerns about the coronavirus would force the NCAA to play men's basketball tournament games in the state without fans present.
Mammoth dig site tours open
KENNEWICK — Reservations are being accepted for tours of the Coyote Canyon Mammoth Site offered by Mid-Columbia Basin Old Natural Education Sciences, or MCBONES, according to an announcement from the organization.