SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF Spokane

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Trump readies fiery speech for Mount Rushmore July Fourth

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The Latest: Britain rolling out 1st COVID-19 vaccine doses

LONDON — A 90-year-old retired British shop clerk has received the first shot in the country’s COVID-19 vaccination program, signaling the start of a global immunization effort intended to offer a route out of a pandemic that has killed 1.5 million.

Forest products industry strong despite roller coaster year

In the region, Associated Logging Contractors of Idaho officials estimate the forest products industry directly employs more than 16,400 people with an estimated 14,800 people holding down support jobs connected to the industry.

Spearfishing proposal unpopular among some local anglers

Spearfishing could see a jump in popularity in Montana under a legislative proposal that has won the backing of the state Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

Glacier, other parks require immediate maintenance action

Visitation to Glacier National Park has never been higher, and need for maintenance has never been greater. My Model T friends driving classy, century old Fords helped boost the record visitation, but park repairs require attention in Washington.

Big Mountain has record year

Resort closes season on Sunday after 300,000 skier visits

Glacier, other parks require immediate maintenance action

Visitation to Glacier National Park has never been higher, and need for maintenance has never been greater. My Model T friends driving classy, century old Fords helped boost the record visitation, but park repairs require attention in Washington.

Glacier Park maintenance requires action

Visitation to Glacier National Park has never been higher, and need for maintenance has never been greater. My Model T friends driving classy, century-old Fords helped boost the record visitation, but park repairs require attention in Washington.

Hidden Treasures Artifact collection a bridge to the past

SANDPOINT — Scattered about the landscape, all but invisible to the untrained eye, are the remnants of centuries — in some cases millennia — past and the people who came before us.

Landing in limbo

Some fear decade-long development plan in Post Falls may be delayed longer

With luck, she'll find a new truck

ElderHelp wood manager happy to help seniors

COEUR d'ALENE - How much wood can the Wood Chick chuck when the Wood Chick does chuck wood?

Whitefish OKs new zoning for 93 West

Whitefish has approved two new zoning districts for the Highway 93 West corridor that could assist in the future development of that neighborhood.

Rossi returns as governor-elect

MOSES LAKE — Saying he wanted to fulfill a promise to lead the whole state, Governor-Elect Dino Rossi continued his post-election tour of Washington meeting with citizens at the ATEC building of Big Bend Community College.

NOTICE OF FEBRUARY 11, 2014 SPECIAL ELECTION

The last date to register online, through the mail, transfer or update an existing registration is Monday, January 13th. First time voters can register in person until 5:00 pm Monday, February 3rd at the Franklin County Auditor’s Office, 1016 N. 4th Ave., Pasco.

What does a Realtor do?

Ask anyone you know what Realtors do and you will usually hear, "They help people buy and sell homes." This simplistic answer summarizes the effect of Realtor actions for many, but Realtors are involved in all aspects of your community.

Game commission supports delisting Yellowstone grizzlies in Idaho

Idaho Department of Fish and Game commissioners have approved entering a tri-state agreement supporting removal of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem’s grizzly population from the endangered species list.

Bad news shadows good

With all the brouhaha over a low-level comedian’s faux beheading of the president, some good news has been under-reported. That is the president’s proclamation on Thursday, making June National Home Ownership Month. The proclamation begins: