Credit union reaches half-century mark

Park Side at 50

Fifty years ago, when the Park Side Credit Union first opened its doors in the Flathead Valley, there was little doubt the financial operation would thrive in a rapidly growing business community.

What you need to know today about the virus outbreak

As Brazil and India struggle with surging coronavirus cases, a top health expert is warning that the

Breach could send debris into the lake

CLARK FORK — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ officials are advising boaters to watch for additional debris in Lake Pend Oreille due to a breach in a drift yard facility which allows logs and debris to enter the lake.

Lake Pend Oreille debris prompts boater warning

SANDPOINT — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials are advising boaters to watch for additional debris in Lake Pend Oreille after a breach in a drift yard facility allowed some logs and debris to enter the lake.

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The days of a school resource officer being there for truants and smokers are long gone. When assigned to a school, officers need to be trained in juvenile law, psychology, suicide prevention, cyberbullying, specialized use of force, and sadly — armed response to active shooters. No more rookies, cast-offs and “ROAD” program officers.

Fresh News Report from MarDon Resort

The current water level on the Potholes reservoir is 1,044 feet — up one foot from last week. The water temperature on the main reservoir is right about 50 degrees, and in the low to mid 50’s back in the sand dunes.

CRT: No, not a fan

The “critical race theory” is hogwash.

KCFR celebrates 20 years of service

Brad Foster named Firefighter of the Year.

Scott Keller takes the Burnt Spoon for 2020

A group of more than 50 turned out for the annual Eagles “Hottest Day of the Year” Chili contest Saturday, Jan. 25. Contestants competed for prizes and the honor of adding their name to the “Burnt Spoon Award.

Staples rooftop burglar pleads guilty

EPHRATA – One of the two Soap Lake men caught by police in April and suspected of attempting to break into Staples in Moses Lake by lowering themselves in through the roof has pleaded guilty.

Bigfork Water Bond clarifications

A recent letter to the editor contained false and misleading information regarding the upcoming Bigfork Water Bond.

Couple urges support of school levy

We are writing in support of the school building reserve levy coming up May 3.

Local Rotary Club launching veterans recognition project

We humbly ask our communities to show respect to our veterans by honoring these special parking spaces and also by thanking them for their service when you have that opportunity.

Moses Lake teen heads to national rodeo

Matea Frensdorf will compete for the second time at the National High School Finals Rodeo.

D&T's cowboy fries with jalapeno slaw named best fair food

Visitors flock to the Northwest Montana Fair for many reasons.

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UN experts: Gold from Congo going to armed groups, criminals

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — U.N. experts say armed groups, criminal networks and some law enforcement agents in Congo are reaping vast sums of money from illegally exploiting gold and other natural resources and smuggling them to Uganda, Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania and the United Arab Emirates.

UN experts: Gold from Congo going to armed groups, criminals

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — U.N. experts say armed groups, criminal networks and some law enforcement agents in Congo are reaping vast sums of money from illegally exploiting gold and other natural resources and smuggling them to Uganda, Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania and the United Arab Emirates.