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Wolf snaps up spotlight
Protestors, citizens come out for Gov. Otter's visit to Spirit Lake
SPIRIT LAKE - The two sides stood apart in the drizzling rain, one holding signs protesting Idaho's second wolf hunt, the other the state's governor, about to honor Spirit Lake residents Rod and Nancy Erickson.
Not the last for this resort
Tamarack survives long, strange ride
Charlo trips Hot Springs in hoops thriller
The ball rotated slowly on its way to break dozens of hearts, as if it were part of an old-time movie.
Anodizing business growing quickly
Well known C-Falls builder dies
Seniors take flight over Glacier Park mountains
Louis Hill left a legacy in the Park
Seniors take flight over Glacier Park mountains
Hunters at meeting want FWP to do more about wolves
Bullock impressed by SmartLam visit
Well known C-Falls builder dies
Spear-hunting bill likely dead, number of bills following suit
Legals for July, 7 2022
Law enforcement and court records
Lake County District Court, Judge McNeil presiding
Songwriter Don Pfrimmer dies at 78
Prominent country music songwriter Don Pfrimmer, who grew up in Whitefish, died of leukemia Dec. 7 at his home in Nashville. He was 78.
Amish Farm to Market brings community together through dinner
Amish Farm to Market on April 6 catered a dinner event inside of their market, which included a traditionally inspired Amish dish
Myths and misconceptions about occupational therapy
April is National Occupational Therapy Month! There are plenty of myths and misconceptions about occupational therapy services, the providers, and the history. Here are the top 5 myths or misconceptions of occupational therapy:
Junior golf program begins June 17
Whitefish Lake Golf Club’s annual junior golf program begins on Tuesday, June 17 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. for the 7-8 year old group. This age group will meet on June 17-19 at the Grouse Mountain soccer field for activities and golf skills training.
Marlins' Rojas says team is poised to make big progress
Miami Marlins shortstop Miguel Rojas talked Monday about the ways the 2020 season will be different for players, with little clubhouse interaction, seats in the stands and postgame meals via hotel room service.
Hop harvest underway in Washington
KENNEWICK, Wash. (AP) - Workers swiftly strung 16-foot-long hop vines onto hooks that carried their valuable cones into the picking machine at Irving Newhouse & Sons near Sunnyside.