Third draft petition to recall Roll filed

Burn permits now required in Idaho

Closed fire season in Idaho began on May 10 and extends through October 20, and permits are required for those who plan to burn. Residents can obtain a free permit through the Idaho Department of Lands at burnpermits.idaho.gov. Permits are free and valid for ten days.

Idaho moves to permanent license plates

THE FRONT ROW with MARK NELKE: 'He put his mark on it right away’: Mike McLean winding down his 18-year career as Post Falls High boys basketball coach

“I hate to lose him, but I get it ... the coaching world is changing,” Post Falls High athletic director Craig Christensen said. ... “I feel very blessed that we had him as many years as we did. He’s one of my top hires in my tenure here.”

Building a community at Garb & Gizmos

SOAP LAKE – Garb & Gizmos, a hobby and gaming store in Soap Lake, recently celebrated one year of being in business. Kala Seim, who owns the business alongside her husband Clark, said she wants to provide a comfortable space for people to come and enjoy their hobbies with others. “Basically, building a community in the area for the nerds,” said Seim. “We’re trying to build a fun, cozy space for people to come in, hang out, play games and purchase things that they need for (hobbies).”

Asia Today: Australia's Victoria state has record 288 cases

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australia's Victoria state on Friday reported the new daily record of 288 coronavirus cases, which also reflects a record number of tests exceeding 37,500.

Asia Today: Virus restrictions heightened in China province

BEIJING (AP) — Lockdown measures were being imposed in a northern Chinese province where coronavirus cases more than doubled in the region near Beijing that's due to host some events in next year's Winter Olympics.

Asia Today: Virus restrictions heightened in China province

BEIJING (AP) — Lockdown measures were being imposed in a northern Chinese province where coronavirus cases more than doubled in the region near Beijing that's due to host some events in next year's Winter Olympics.

Looking for lunkers

Size and strength continue to make pike popular among anglers

The first time Valentina Thomson hooked into a northern pike, it took her about 15 minutes to get it into the boat.

For a wild ride, ponder community's many wonder whys

It’s time for the annual “I wonder why?” column.

Recyclables are helping Columbia Falls students help their school - and themselves

A group of students at Columbia Falls High School is learning something about setting long-term goals.

Flathead health officer shares expertise in Dubai

Flathead County Health Officer Joe Russell recently shared his knowledge of food-safety practices at an international conference in Dubai, and got a crash course on the opulent culture of the United Arab Emirates during his down time.

In New York City, impending vaccination rules prompt concern

The move is being closely watched by other U.S. communities

A hobby that’s becoming a business

MOSES LAKE — Jereme Roy makes a lot of things out of leather.

Inflation pressures remain persistent as consumers pull back

An index that is closely followed by the Fed, which excludes volatile food and energy costs to capture "core" inflation, rose 0.3% from February to March and 4.6% from a year earlier, according to a report Friday from the Commerce Department.

New Boys and Girls Club opens in Ronan

The sawdust was flying as volunteers worked long hours last week, wrapping up one the final construction before this week’s grand opening of the new home for the Boys and Girls Club of the Flathead Reservation and Lake County.

Jewelry designer finds therapy in working with her hands

Inside the studio of her Kalispell home, Jenean Hill looks over beads sorted into plastic trays covering a large table.

Legals for August, 12 2022

Volunteer Spotlight: The Bag Ladies from Post Falls Senior Center

Many hands make Meals on Wheels successful in Post Falls

When these Bag Ladies come knockin,' they are sure to get a warm welcome! Fourteen fabulous ladies divide their time up to fill bags with nutritious meals for senior citizens in need. Meals on Wheels provide hot meals to homebound seniors three times a week in Post Falls.

Bakery, winery win state ag grants

Two local businesses are benefiting from state grants that will help them build better, more sustainable businesses in the future.