Legals for November, 30 2023

Ephrata schools receive grants

EPHRATA – Local schools have earned multiple grants for equipment that will help ensure students have access to skills training and academic success programs, according to an Ephrata School District press release.

PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL: Gift helps woman access medical care

For more than 20 years, “Carol” lived contentedly in an RV within a local mobile home community. But when the community changed hands, she was unable to make the updates to her RV that the new owners required and was evicted.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Idaho Wine: An emerging region making its mark

Idaho may not be the first state that springs to mind for vino fans. But with modern winemaking dating back to the 19th century long before powerhouses like Washington and Oregon, Idaho is rapidly emerging from its neighbors’ shadows as a rising western region to watch. Though prohibition nearly eradicated the state’s early industry, it wasn’t long before pioneering producers reopened their doors and vineyards in the 1970s, paving the way for a reinvigorated proliferation of wineries over the last 20 years.

Growing the STEM Teacher Trivia Night Thursday

Growing the STEM will host its annual Teacher Trivia Night Fundraiser from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30 at the Coeur d’Alene Eagles Lodge.

CLN TRUSTEES: Politicizing, wasting time, shunning intellectual freedom

CLN TRUSTEES: Politicizing, wasting time, shunning intellectual freedom

Legals for November, 29 2023

Plains locals brave snowy Turkey Trot

It has, over the years, become a Thanksgiving tradition.

Regulation, economics and change focus at WA Horticultural Convention

KENNEWICK — The global market for American apples, pears and cherries, technology in the tree fruit industry, controlling pests, adding new varieties, profitability and economic sustainability will be among the many topics at the 109th annual Washington Horticultural Convention, Dec. 4-6 at the Three Rivers Convention Center 7016 Grandridge Blvd., Kennewick. Tim Kovis, communications director for the Washington State Tree Fruit Association, said the convention includes a trade show along with two and half days of classes, workshops and meetings. “A lot of it is to identify, ‘What are the issues we’re facing?’ And then what are some of the strategies people can use to address and mitigate what we see?” Kovis said. “We’re hoping (growers and orchard workers) will get the tools and strategies to help them make decisions in their business, both financial and HR, but also into the horticultural topics,” he said.

State committee wrestles with Montana’s childcare capabilities, low wages and staff retention

After the presentations, lawmakers acknowledged there was significant work to do on several facets of the workforce and childcare issues, as childcare is now costing Montanans, on average, about 28% of their median household income.

No. 2 Griz set to host Delaware in FBS playoffs

Delaware (9-3, 6-2 CAA) came from behind to defeat Lafayette 36-34 in Newark, Delaware, to advance to the second round of the playoffs.

County jail drug smuggler gets prison time

Gibson was part of a group of county inmates accused of being involved in a drug smuggling case.

Silver Mountain cracks Forbes' Top 10 list

Skiing may have a reputation as a high-dollar hobby, but Silver Mountain Resort is proving that you don’t have to break the bank to hit the slopes. The Kellogg-based resort was recently named one of Forbes’ Best U.S. Ski Resorts For The Money – clocking in at number four.

PRESS CHRISTMAS FOR ALL: Donations help homeless teens

For most Kootenai County residents, items like socks and body wash aren’t high on a Christmas wish list. But some local teens don’t have even that much. “It is a growing trend where we see more students who are couch surfing or just kind of going from place to place but are still able to find a connection with the school,” said Jennifer Shute, registrar at Lakeland High School.

A big picture of economic development

Grants and partnerships power progress

Hecla Mining's 3rd quarter results

Hecla Mining Company (NYSE:HL) announced on Nov. 6 the company's third quarter 2023 operating and financial results — for the period ended Sept. 30.

STCU's Myhre receives national recognition

Named one of the 15 most powerful women in credit unions

Lindsey Myhre, who started her STCU career as an account assistant 23 years ago, has been named one of the 15 most powerful women in credit unions by American Banker magazine.

Business comings and goings

Business comings and goings

Silver Mountain cracks Forbes' Top 10 list

Skiing may have a reputation as a high-dollar hobby, but Silver Mountain Resort is proving that you don’t have to break the bank to hit the slopes. The Kellogg-based resort was recently named one of Forbes’ Best U.S. Ski Resorts For The Money – clocking in at number four.

Judith Hammer, 78

Judy Lynn Hammer, 78, passed away on Tuesday, November 21, 2023, at her home in Kootenai, Idaho.