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Students, store workers combine their efforts

A computer table and new tile floor were only the outward signs of the building going on between Columbia Falls High School students and The Home Depot this week.

Victoria's Secret overhauls its racy fashion catwalk in the company's latest move to be inclusive

Victoria's Secret has been trying to reverse its image built on a man's vision of sexiness that eventually backfired.

Testing its metal

Ford gets the aluminum F-150 ready for prime time

A look at the history of Desert Aire

DESERT AIRE — “They expect it to be, they say, ‘the Palm Springs of the North,’ and they call it now ‘Desert Aire,’” read the newspaper from July 10, 1970.

Wine, artisan items, snacks on the menu at Nocturn in Kellogg

Sister site to Radio Brewing Company opens

There wasn’t necessarily a fully realized plan in mind in 2019 when Ashley Malcolm bought the property on Emerson Lane, but the opportunity was too good for her to pass up.

FVCC to host college financial aid event

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The Latest: Fauci vows full US engagement with WHO

GENEVA — President Joe Biden’s top medical adviser on COVID-19, Dr. Anthony Fauci, says the United States will cease reducing U.S. staff counts at the World Health Organization and pay its financial obligations to it as it vows to stay fully engaged with the U.N. health agency to help fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Annual 'Ladies Night' event returns to light up downtown

The annual event returns for its eighth year, and will feature giveaways, special games and sales throughout the downtown corridor.

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‘Relatively quiet’? That’s the expectation for Mariners and GM Jerry Dipoto at winter meetings

This much can be expected from general manager Jerry Dipoto and the Mariners at the upcoming Major League Baseball winter meetings -- he won’t be making trades from a hospital bed like last year.

Legals for June, 19 2025

Residents flee as Gulf Coast sees possible tandem hurricanes

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Gulf Coast braced Sunday for a potentially devastating hit from twin hurricanes as two dangerous storms swirled toward the U.S from the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. Officials feared a history-making onslaught of life-threatening winds and flooding along the coast, stretching from Texas to Alabama.

Residents flee as Gulf Coast sees possible tandem hurricanes

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Gulf Coast braced Sunday for a potentially devastating hit from twin hurricanes as two dangerous storms swirled toward the U.S from the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. Officials feared a history-making onslaught of life-threatening winds and flooding along the coast, stretching from Texas to Alabama.

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Residents don't leave after foreclosure

Despite the fact that their property had been foreclosed on, the occupants of a residence on First Avenue South in Martin City refused to leave. The new owner called Flathead County Sheriff's deputies.

Virus concerns affecting all facets of Californians' lives

Empty store shelves. Empty churches. Shuttered classrooms and courts. Warnings everywhere to wash hands and avoid close contact.

Zoning Commission gives nod to rural service center

In a packed conference room, about 40 people from the Sagle and Priest River areas came out against a proposed spot zone for a rural service center. Land owners Sean and Laura Hammond applied to change the zoning from rural five-acre to rural service center. The RSC zoning exists to allow selective industry in rural areas without inadvertently causing over-development. The intended use, should the zone change be affirmed by the elected Board of Commissioners, would be for small scale commercial services, including the sale of fuel, food, and miscellaneous items.