Silent competition

MOSES LAKE — Courtney Hanson describes American Sign Language (ASL) as “the Yoda language.”

Chip aisle gets Weaver's blood boiling

With the exception of my tendency to be a worrywart, I consider myself pretty easy going and mellow.

Col. Falls community market poised to expand

The hillside above O’Brien’s Liquor Store has been transformed with the demolition of a century-old house and two other buildings on the property.

What's for Christmas?

Well it's not even Thanksgiving yet and I already see signs of Christmas in the stores. It is way too early, but my kids have already been putting in their requests, so I guess I will put in my request too. What I want for Christmas is a massage once a month for the next year. Not too much to ask for, right?

Where did our summer go?

Where did our summer go, indeed? It certainly flew by as it started late and quickly turned hot. We had a record number of 90+ days. Something I hope is not repeated. With a little luck we’ll enjoy a nice long warm fall.

Tips help you use your medications wisely

Medications can cure diseases and alleviate symptoms. They can relieve pain. They make it possible for people with long-term illness to lead healthier lives. Medications are also powerful chemicals so it is essential that they be properly used. This means that every patient must receive the right medication, in the right amount, and at the right time.

Firing for food

Turkey shoot at Cabela's will benefit local food banks

Kelly Dionne was shooting targets at Cabela's when the idea popped into his mind.

This land is my land, not your land

Two Lakeside neighbors continued to dispute the ownership of some property Thursday. Workers, with permission from one neighbor, went onto what the other neighbor considered their property for some water and got reported for trespassing.

KwaTaqNuk rings in New Year with a bang and a laugh

The folks at KwaTaqNuk Resort threw one heck of a party to help Polson welcome the New Year last week. In fact, it was worthy of the new decade.

Runners clear obstacles at Naegeli Ranch Run

THOMPSON FALLS – Runners had to compete with a variety of obstacles at the Naegeli Ranch Run, jumping over hay bales and splashing through a creek to get to the finish line.

Schools look into spray to subdue attackers

Amidst a national debate over arming teachers in classrooms, the Whitefish School District is looking into a nonlethal product that could subdue would-be attackers.

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'She masked, she masked, she masked': Unseen autism and its toll on young girls

LOS ANGELES -- Ruby Hobbs-Leffler felt things with an intensity that even a smart little girl with a big vocabulary couldn't put into words. Life was an onslaught of bright lights, loud noises, intolerable textures and tastes. Feelings bubbled up uncontrollably: inconsolable howls in infancy, classroom meltdowns in childhood, rages in adolescence.

AP News in Brief at 11:04 p.m. EST

House leaders march Trump impeachment articles to the Senate

AP News in Brief at 12:04 a.m. EST

House leaders march Trump impeachment articles to the Senate

BLM considering plan to stabilize landmark Pompeys Pillar

The historic sandstone landmark where William Clark carved his name on July 25, 1806, is cracked and deteriorating.

Legals March 26, 2020

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Notice is hereby given that, for non-payment of rents and fees, a Public Auction will take place on Wednesday, 04-15-2020 at 09:00 AM at Bonner Storage Station - Located at 154 Ivy Drive in Sagle, ID 83860 - Phone Number (208)255-6446. Unit 924 - James Covington - Last Known Address: PO Box 2612, Minden, NV 89423 - Household / Shop Unit 1515 - Joey Hazinski - Last Known Address: PO Box 356, Clark Fork, ID 83811 - Household / Shop SNP LEGAL 7638 AD#372006 MARCH 19, 26, 2020

Legals for July, 19 2024

Mullan tavern closure blamed on mine shutdown

Smoke Shop Tavern closed its doors nearly six months after mine production halted due to repairs

MULLAN - The closing of the Lucky Friday mine in January of this year sent shockwaves across the Silver Valley. Hundreds of local miners were forced out of work, leaving the money they would spend at local establishments dried up.