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Rising Glacier High School sophomore appointed to Roundup for Safety board
Flathead Electric Cooperative’s Roundup for Safety board of directors named Axel Rauscher, rising sophomore at Glacier High School and the son of Conrad and Dawn Rauscher of Kila, as this year’s youth director.
Northwest Notes Oct. 11, 2025
Notes on Washington State men's basketball.
Bicycle ride will support county parks and rec, Kootenai Pets for Life
Designed as a ride, not a race, the event emphasizes...
Ordinance has protected all without issue
Thoughts on transgender rights, discrimination ordinance and rights in Sandpoint.
Community events you may have missed
Columbia Falls Women’s Connection will host a Celebrate America 250 Luncheon on Wednesday, July 15 at 11:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church located at 827 9th St West in Columbia Falls.
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The Latest: France faces 3rd lockdown if curfew not enough
PARIS : __ France’s government may impose a third lockdown in the coming days if an existing 12-hour-a-day curfew doesn’t significantly slow virus infections.
Service at parking business provides breath of fresh air
My wife, Garnet, and I believe in follow and observe the "Shop Locally" slogan. However, there are times when conducting business 100 miles away from home is necessary, such as needing to leave our vehicle in Spokane during an out-of-town trip.
The Latest: British official says Johnson is improving
The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
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Burlington Northern closed the crossing on Bottle Bay Road and Lignite Road for two days for repairs. It is worse now and we have to put up with it for three-and-a-half months due to detour. I am sure the wheel alignment shops and body shops will be happy.
Moses Lake couple provides quilts of comfort
MOSES LAKE - When it seems cancer has left someone with nothing, sometimes a gift as simple as a quilt can mean everything.
Somers cafe bases menu on connection with herb manufacturer
Owing to its connection with a local herb manufacturer the Mountain Cafe in Somers focuses on health-conscious food and drinks.
Ski touring sees surge in participation
Sales of ski touring gear rose 260% between November 2019 and November 2020.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Wine price inflation round 2
We wrote frequently during 2022 about the surging inflation in the wine industry. For much of the year the price increases were relentless and pretty much across the board for wines from every appellation New World and Old World alike. Through the first half of 2023 things seemed to stabilize. There were still some price increases but they were more moderate in nature and not every bottle that came through the door went up. Even more refreshingly we saw some wine come in down a “tick or two” at the wholesale level. We were relieved, and I’m sure most wine consumers were as well.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Harvest 2023 is underway
The 2023 wine grape harvest in the Western US has officially started, and while there are some small challenges, they are small and picking is progressing smoothly so far. This is the time of year when emotions run high, especially for winemakers and grape growers. No matter how good the growing season has been so far this is when much can go wrong. The grapes have gone through verasion making their skins porous to everything from rain water to smoke. Canopy management is also key once we get to September. The urge is to cut back the canopy of leaves that overhang the fruit to spur further ripening with the more angled sunlight late in the summer. It comes with risk though, if you get too aggressive in the cutting of leaves you can leave the bundles of grapes exposed to sun burn and raisining if temperature spike.
Ronan brothers turn Dobson Creek into community hub
The powerful aroma of coffee greets customers before they ever reach the porch of the Dobson Creek Coffee Co. in Ronan, beckoning from the parking lot to come inside for a taste.
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