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HEALTH AWARENESS: Talk to Your Doctor if You Have Frequent and Persistent Heartburn

We've all heard about heartburn and chances are that most of us have experienced it at some point, but have you heard about GERD?

Myanmar court extends detention of AP journalist

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — A court in Myanmar extended on Friday the pretrial detention of an Associated Press journalist who was arrested while covering demonstrations against a coup. He is facing a charge that could send him to prison for three years.

Myanmar court extends detention of AP journalist

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — A court in Myanmar extended on Friday the pretrial detention of an Associated Press journalist who was arrested while covering demonstrations against a coup. He is facing a charge that could send him to prison for three years.

Health workers start anti-coup protests in virus-hit Myanmar

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Medical workers across Myanmar began a civil disobedience protest against Monday's coup, wearing red ribbons and declaring they won't work for the new military government.

Permits to park, one-way hiking on Highline Trail, just some of changes that could be coming to Glacier National Park

The plan could add more parking spaces inside the park, potentially make a portion of the popular Highline Trail a one-way hike, and ban most overnight parking in the corridor, save for lots near the lodges.

With virtual fans and daily matches, soccer returns to Spain

MADRID (AP) — With virtual crowds, daily matches and lots of testing for the coronavirus, soccer is coming back to Spain.

France has millions of unsold face masks after virus crisis

PARIS (AP) — The French praised the altruism of their prized textile and luxury goods companies when production facilities got diverted from churning out the latest fashions to making cloth masks designed to protect the general public from the coronavirus.

Food programs are feeding students; resources are available for food service workers

Food programs are feeding students; resources available for food service workers

Cannon blasts from the past as Civil War reenactors visit Lakes Middle School

You may have heard some explosions throughout the day if you live near Lakes Middle School Thursday, but rather than being a cause for alarm, they were cannon blasts from the past. For two days this week, Civil War reenactors from the Washington Civil War Association taught students about the technological advances to guns in the 1800s, field medicine practices and games and recreation of the time period. For two days, the group demonstrated different muskets, swords and sabers as well as the items used for relation in the 19th century. Lakes Middle School students grabbed toys at a Civil War station, including wooden guns, hoops and sticks and a pull of war knotted rope. “Those are loaded up with 100 percent lethal imagination,” reenactor Logan Creighton said of the wooden dueling pistols.

Snowy stakes

It's been a slow snow season this winter

New hunting, fishing and conservation license year begins March 1

Deer and elk permit application deadline is April 1.

Spring means its time to start being "bear-aware"

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Wildlife information Specialist Danielle Oyler will host a virtual bear aware presentation at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 4.

Speakers, participants wanted for North Idaho Women and Their Money Conference

Speakers, participants wanted for North Idaho Women and Their Money Conference

From homemakers to breadwinners and from high school seniors to senior citizens, women who work or reside in North Idaho are invited to increase their financial confidence and fiscal management skills during a free conference coming up in June.

Eldora Brown reflects on 100 years of life, cards and cross-stitch

Eldora Brown reflects on 100 years of life, cards, and cross-stitch

Eldora Brown counts her 100 years of life through cards and cross-stitch.

Review: 'The Last Full Measure' fumbles its proud mission

There's been a lot of talk recently about so-called “dad movies,” partly sparked by the success of “Ford v Ferrari.” And when it comes to that driving flick, a new movie says, “Hold onto your Dockers.”

Review: 'The Last Full Measure' fumbles its proud mission

There's been a lot of talk recently about so-called “dad movies,” partly sparked by the success of “Ford v Ferrari.” And when it comes to that driving flick, a new movie says, “Hold onto your Dockers.”

Funderburk leads NC State past Miami 80-63; Bryce returns

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — D.J. Funderburk is developing into a consistent scoring threat inside for North Carolina State. It's a good timing, too, with the Wolfpack getting season-leading scorer C.J. Bryce back from injury to hopefully go on a run in Atlantic Coast Conference play.

Wachholz College Center hosts list of entertainment this month

The Wachholz College Center begins 2024 with a stellar lineup of musicians and speakers.

A record year of state accomplishments

Governor lauds successful legislative session and $800 million surplus.