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Delora Mae Brooks, 94
On Feb. 11, 2023, our beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and dear friend passed away at the age of 94 in Apache Junction, Ariz.
Women's NCAA Tournament to played at one site, eyes on Texas
UConn coach Geno Auriemma wasn't surprised that the NCAA women's basketball tournament will be played in one geographical area. It just makes the most sense.
Women's NCAA Tournament to play at one site, eyes on Texas
UConn coach Geno Auriemma wasn't surprised that the NCAA women's basketball tournament will be played in one geographical area. It just makes the most sense.
Women's NCAA Tournament to play at one site, eyes on Texas
UConn coach Geno Auriemma wasn't surprised that the NCAA women's basketball tournament will be played in one geographical area. It just makes the most sense.
Obama designates historic monuments
CHICAGO - Designating the country's newest national monuments, President Barack Obama said Thursday that protecting places of natural beauty and historic significance is a truly American ideal.
Organizers gear up for Saturday's Spartan Race
The character of each Spartan Race is somewhat dependent on the terrain, and Todd Sedlak, race director for Saturday’s event south of Bigfork, is taking full advantage of the site’s rugged Montana characteristics.
Cd'A bass shop moves to new location
Becker’s Tackle Shop has moved.
Gary Lee Lapka
Gary Lee Lapka was born in Veblen, South Dakota on April 30, 1940, to George and Leona (Kallas) Lapka.
Scotland shuts Glasgow, Edinburgh bars as virus cases surge
LONDON (AP) — The Scottish government ordered pubs in Scotland's two biggest cities to close and restricted food and drink business in the rest of the country as Britain seeks to control a surge in coronavirus cases. The U.K. government is mulling whether to follow suit and tighten restrictions for England.
Scotland shuts Glasgow, Edinburgh bars as virus cases surge
LONDON (AP) — The Scottish government ordered pubs in Scotland's two biggest cities to close and restricted food and drink business in the rest of the country as Britain seeks to control a surge in coronavirus cases. The U.K. government is mulling whether to follow suit and tighten restrictions for England.
CASA thankful for community's support
In 2013, 44 children in Bonner and Boundary counties were removed from their own homes due to allegations of abuse, neglect, abandonment, or an unstable home. Our child protection system is overloaded and under resourced. Our local judges make court decisions that impact the lives of these children possibly forever. The non-profit Court Appointed Special Advocate programs were developed to help provide information and insight.
Why we're going to the dogs
Idaho is a special state. Most people are responsible, friendly and hard working. Independents, Democrats and Republicans alike, really share a Libertarian commonality that creates a more self-reliant attitude than in any other state that I have lived or worked in. I was born in Montana, moved to Spokane, lived in Sandpoint, married my only wife, transferred to Seattle and spent 13 years there, raising three kids. External special interests now run those states and there is little community spirit because you can never really get a handle on the culture.
Los Angeles mayor tells 4 million to wear masks
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The mayor of Los Angeles urged 4 million residents to wear masks to combat the coronavirus when they walk out in public, even as state health officials shied away from requiring a coverup.
Idaho governor announces phased plan to begin reopening
Gov. Brad Little has announced a plan for restoring normal activity in Idaho and recovering from the economic impact caused by the coronavirus
Local students earn awards at Invention Convention nationals
The innovations of two local students have been recognized at the national level.
Toilet paper limits, empty shelves are back as virus surges
NEW YORK (AP) — Looking for toilet paper? Good luck.
Toilet paper limits, empty shelves are back as virus surges
NEW YORK (AP) — Looking for toilet paper? Good luck.
Toilet paper limits, empty shelves are back as virus surges
NEW YORK (AP) — Looking for toilet paper? Good luck.
Hand knit a blanket or hat and help a child in need
Project Linus is an international organization began in 1998. Karen Loucks was touched by the story of a very young girl who was comforted by her special blanket while enduring years of chemotherapy. Since it's inception, Project Linus has donated 4,463,213 blankets to children in crisis. Their mission is twofold: to provide security blankets for children experiencing trauma and to provide the community with an opportunity to be involved with helping these children at their time of need.