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[Mary] Joan Davis-Gause, 94
[Mary] Joan Davis-Gause, 94
2021 was Glacier's 2nd busiest ever
Despite December visitation numbers being down 37% from a year ago, Glacier National Park finished 2021 with the second highest visitation on record, according to preliminary statistics released by the National Park Service on Monday.
CLOSE UP: Bigfork students get firsthand look at U.S. Capitol
Thirty-seven Bigfork Middle School students got a close-up view of Washington, D.C., Jamestown and Colonial Williamsburg recently.
French students visit Whitefish pen pals
The language barrier between a group of French students visiting their American counterparts at Whitefish High School last week was sometimes a stumbling block. But there were a few things the students could rely on as common areas of understanding — school, sports and food.
CLOSE UP: Bigfork students get firsthand look at U.S. Capitol
Thirty-seven Bigfork Middle School students got a close-up view of Washington, D.C., Jamestown and Colonial Williamsburg recently.
The Latest: Guatemala sacks health minister as virus spikes
GUATEMALA CITY — Guatemala has replaced its health minister amid a spike in COVID-19 infections and deaths in the Central American country.
Passion for wellness, Logan fitness director retires
Brad Roy has retired after 30 years serving as the executive director of Logan Health Medical Fitness Center.
NIC ROUNDUP: Cardinal men, women fall in home finales
NIC (16-14, 6-9 SWAC) will be seeded fourth and face top seed College of Southern Idaho (28-2, 14-1) in the men's semifinals Friday at 6:30 p.m. PST. CSI beat Snow 71-66 on Saturday in Twin Falls to capture the conference title and host the tournament.
VISITOR: Cd'A made a great impression
We had the pleasure of visiting your city for several days last week. We wanted to let your readers know how impressed we were with the service we received. The service was awesome — from the staff at our hotel, the many meals in the restaurants, and our shopping experiences. Give yourselves a pat on the back. We were extremely impressed and will certainly visit again.
Karen Elise Barbee, 75
Karen Elise Barbee, 75, died at her home Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2005, in Kalispell.She is survived by her husband, Wendell J. Barbee, of Kalispell; and three sons, Charles Barbee of New York, Dan Barbee of California, and Christopher Barbee of New Mexico. There will be no public services or visitation, but friends and neighbors are invited to stop by the family home to visit with the family from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20. Johnson Mortuary & Crematory is caring for Karen's family.
Doc to speak to local Republicans
MOSES LAKE - The Grant County Republican Women's Organization will host a visit by 4th District Congressman Richard "Doc" Hastings on Tuesday, Aug. 9.
Veterans outreach event set for Clark Fork
The outreach will be held from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on Aug. 17
Birds of Prey visits Fernan STEM Academy
On April 13, Fernan STEM Academy students learned about five different types of raptors during a visit from real birds of prey and Janie and Don Veltkamp, who own and operate the Birds of Prey Northwest raptor sanctuary nonprofit.
She Tink a good home is in her future
OTHELLO – Tink, an adult Chocolate Labrador Retriever, is looking for her new best friend. She has this sneaking suspicion that she will have the most wonderful home in her future. She is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. Now, all she needs is the loveliest person to visit AdamsCountyPetRescue.com and fill out her adoption application. She says if you can’t adopt right now, that’s ok but you could still help the local shelter but visiting the website and clicking “donate.”
Crown Darla as your royal companion
MOSES LAKE – Meet Darla, the paw-sitively regal boxer mix who is looking for her fur-ever kingdom. At four years old, this spayed, vaccinated and micro-chipped queen is ready to drool over her future subjects with love and cuddles. If Darla is the royal edition that your castle needs, visit GrantCountyAnimalOutreach.com and fill out her application. If you can’t adopt right now but you want to help a local rescue, visit the website and click “donate.”
Surfin' into dental health
MOSES LAKE – Smile Surfers Kids Dentistry held a ribbon cutting for the new dental practice at 1429 S. Pioneer Way, Suite 2 in Moses Lake last week. The office is designed to be fun for children with an atmosphere that puts them at ease during visits that may seem scary. The Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce said in a statement that they’re excited to welcome the practice to the community. Appointments may be set up by calling 509-431-6003 or visit their website at smilesurfers.com.
Overdraft is ready to merge assets with you
MOSES LAKE — This holiday season, diversify your portfolio with purrs. Overdraft is a big, lovable cat who is fully vaccinated, microchipped and neutered. Overdraft looks forward to crediting someone’s life joy. If you want to skip the interest rates, visit GrantCountyAnimalOutreach.org and apply for Overdraft because he offers unlimited returns in love. If you can’t adopt right now but would like to make smart investment in helping a local shelter, visit the website and click “donate.”
AP FACT CHECK: Trump's fiction in his goodbye to Washington
WASHINGTON (AP) — In his final remarks as president, Donald Trump tried to take credit for accomplishments of his predecessor and even those to come under President Joe Biden.
AP FACT CHECK: Trump's fiction in his goodbye to Washington
WASHINGTON (AP) — In his final remarks as president, Donald Trump tried to take credit for accomplishments of his predecessor and even those to come under President Joe Biden.
The Latest: Spain reports more recoveries than infections
The Latest on the