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Tough week for Cats, lose to Bulldogs, Wolfpack
The Columbia Falls boys had a rough week on the hard court, to say the least. The Wildcats were dumped by Class AA Glacier High School 67-42 on Jan. 10 and then upset by Whitefish 50-35 away on Jan. 12.
Girls Basketball: Lady Loggers dump Class AA opponent
Leading by four at the break, the Lady Loggers wanted to come out strong in the third quarter to take control of their matchup against Class AA Glacier.
'Joyriding' lands 4 suspects in jail
Three teenagers and a man in his 20s are being held on felony charges for allegedly stealing three pickups out of the Lincoln County Landfill in Libby late Tuesday night and leading local law enforcement on multiple chases that ended with two crashes.
Recycling efforts reduce fire hazard
Fuel reduction is one of those eco-concepts that doesn't receive a whole lot of publicity.
Big snow leads to record ski day
Northwest Montana ski areas boasted full hills over the weekend after fresh snow dumped on Whitefish Mountain Resort and Blacktail Mountain Ski Area.
Former Royal Mayor Buchheim dies
ROYAL CITY - Georg Buchheim, who was the mayor of Royal City and a "character," according to her friends, died at her home on Oct. 14 after a short bout with lung cancer. She was 83.
Former Royal Mayor Buchheim dies
ROYAL CITY - Georg Buchheim, who was the mayor of Royal City and a "character," according to her friends, died at her home on Oct. 14 after a short bout with lung cancer. She was 83.
Police records for June 2, 2020
Moses Lake Police Department
More snow needed to improve summer’s water outlook
While February moisture boosted snowpack levels across the state, March didn’t help much – except in southwest and southern parts of the state. However, recent rains have boosted precipitation in the Flathead basin, dumping 153% of the 1991-2020 average precipitation for the first week of April. The upper and lower Clark Fork basins also received significant boosts, and the Kootenai was at 91% for the first week.
More snow needed to improve summer’s water outlook
While February moisture boosted snowpack levels across the state, March didn’t help much – except in southwest and southern parts of the state. However, recent rains have boosted precipitation in the Flathead basin, dumping 153% of the 1991-2020 average precipitation for the first week of April. The upper and lower Clark Fork basins also received significant boosts, and the Kootenai was at 91% for the first week.
EDITORIAL: Take heart
It was just like any ordinary day. He went in for a haircut and then Mike and a family friend were heading to the dump to drop off the last load of garbage and compost. Mike wasn’t feeling well. He was nauseous and sore. As he unloaded the bags from the back of the pick-up truck, he struggled more than normal. A sign of getting older, he thought.
Teachers face a number of challenges
This week we wrap up our series on the county's teachers, which we started last week in recognition of Teacher Appreciation Week. I must say I've learned a lot in interviewing teachers over the past several weeks.
Tough week for Cats, lose to Bulldogs, Wolfpack
The Columbia Falls boys had a rough week on the hard court, to say the least. The Wildcats were dumped by Class AA Glacier High School 67-42 on Jan. 10 and then upset by Whitefish 50-35 away on Jan. 12.
Tough week for Cats, lose to Bulldogs, Wolfpack
The Columbia Falls boys had a rough week on the hard court, to say the least. The Wildcats were dumped by Class AA Glacier High School 67-42 on Jan. 10 and then upset by Whitefish 50-35 away on Jan. 12.
Delta Air Lines says 4 passengers injured after flight was aborted at Atlanta airport
Some of the heaviest snowfall was expected Friday across the northern half of Arkansas and much of Tennessee, with expected totals in some parts of those states ranging from 6 to 9 inches (about 15 to 22 centimeters), according to the National Weather Service.
Post Falls prepares for winter
One mechanic is currently in charge of vehicles and specialty equipment for the city of Post Falls.
Oregon man accused of killing women and dumping their bodies is arraigned on fifth murder charge
Calhoun was previously indicted in the deaths of Kristin Smith, 22; Charity Perry, 24; Bridget Webster, 31; and Joanna Speaks, 32.
Small increase in solid waste costs for Moses Lake residents
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake residents will be paying a little more in utility costs; the Moses Lake City Council approved a 3% increase in solid waste rates Sept. 8. The increase will go into effect Nov. 1. The increases will be minor – 68 cents per month for 48-gallon residential garbage can, and $1.11 per month for a 96-gallon garbage can. A commercial 96-gallon garbage can dumped two times per week will increase by $1.54 per month. But city officials warned that price increases may be coming that are outside the city's control.
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Oil boom brings scarcity of workers in small towns
WOODWARD, Okla. - The local prison is so short on guards that inmates can sometimes just walk away. A gas station barely has enough cashiers to keep up with the trucks filling the parking lot. And "help wanted" signs seem to hang from every restaurant and shop.