Calvin Percy Jorgensen, 95

At the age of 95, Calvin Percy Jorgensen passed away on his daughter Nancy’s birthday — July 4, 2022.

Governor issues directive to ensure telehealth coverage

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock issued two directives Tuesday related to the coronavirus outbreak

Bullock says stay-at-home order likely to be extended beyond April 10

Gov. Steve Bullock on Friday urged Montanans to continue remaining at home to slow the spread of the coronavirus, and noted that the statewide stay-at-home directive he previously issued and set to expire on April 10 will likely be extended.

Constance (Connie) Moss, 88

Constance (Connie) Moss passed away in her sleep on June 8, 2023, in Lewiston, Idaho. Connie was born Sept. 15, 1934, in Helena to Viola and Leslie Christison. During Connie's senior year, the family moved to Great Falls.

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Pro-literacy nonprofit lines up assemblies in Lakeland

Pro-literacy nonprofit lines up assemblies in Lakeland

Camas Organic Market holds open house in March

The Camas Organic Market recently completed a two-year remodeling project that added more space and a café to the business in Hot Springs. The 40-foot wood and concrete extension has a lunch counter where customers can sit visit with each other and the cooks, as well as sample some of the foods on the menu. There are several large deli cases, and many clear glass and plastic bulk food bins where customers can dispense the amount of foods they would like to purchase. What appear to be hand made baskets can also be seen in many places in the new wooden extension, which has the café on one side of the room. There are also wooden tables and benches near the back wall where customers can look out several of the windows as they eat their meal.

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Businesses divided on enforcing mask mandate

Under pressure

Businesses divided on enforcing mask mandate

East Glacier's Spiral Spoon celebrates 20 years of quirky craftsmanship

Stepping inside the Spiral Spoon is like entering another dimension.

New shop anchors $2M in planned infrastructure upgrades in Kellogg

New shop anchors $2M Kellogg upgrades

Most projects should be finished before summer ends

Egyptian group: 2 employees arrested after diplomats’ visit

CAIRO (AP) — An Egyptian rights group said Wednesday that security forces arrested two of its employees, the latest in a years-long crackdown on dissent and rights advocates by the government.

Eco-Gardening Symposium taking signups

A half-day vegetable gardening workshop is being held in Moses Lake on Saturday, April 22 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The workshop will take place at the Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center, 900 E. Yonezawa Blvd.

Samaritan financial picture positive

MOSES LAKE — Samaritan Hospital finished in the black for July and is making more money for the year to date than the targets in the 2017 budget. Hospital district commissioners reviewed the monthly financial statement at the regular meeting Tuesday.

Potato farmers support charities

Money donated to cancer research, potatoes to food banks Charitable potatoes

MOSES LAKE — Food banks, cancer research and cooking classes are among the charitable activities supported by potato farmers in 2016.

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The pandemic has hit nursing homes hard all across the country, leaving illness and death in its wake. Even though the number of assisted living and nursing home cases in North Idaho has not reached the numbers in southern and central Idaho, the number has escalated, leaving residents with anxiety, depression, and fear.

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Union braces for end of company health coverage

Lucky Friday Miners apart of the United Steelworkers (USW) Union Local 5114 Chapter gathered Wednesday to discuss their new health care plan.

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