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NIC honors Alumna of the Year
North Idaho College Alumni Association honors two award recipients
France, UN to host new Lebanon aid conference amid deadlock
PARIS (AP) — France and the U.N. will host a new conference next week about aid to Beirut after its devastating port explosion in August, amid political deadlock and a worsening economic crisis in Lebanon, the French presidency said Friday.
Hidden Meadow to hold Music in the Meadow concerts
MOSES LAKE – Hidden Meadow, the outdoor event place located outside of Moses Lake, is planning two outdoor concerts this summer.
Fresh News From MarDon
It's the perfect time of year on Potholes Reservoir. The trout fishing is the best it has been in 10 years. Trolling a # 3 Needlefish or diving plugs like a # 7 Rapala Shad Rap, Baby Hot Lips or D-C 13 are bringing in some of the biggest trout we have seen in years. Rainbow Trout 4lbs and over are not an un-common catch.
'Movember' highlights men's health issues
MOSES LAKE - A handful of Moses Lake firefighters sprouted mustaches over the past month as part of a campaign to fight cancers that primarily affect men.
Equine rescue group saves neglected horses
EPHRATA - Four neglected Arabian horses found in June near Ephrata have been nursed back to health by a volunteer horse rescue group from Ellensburg.
Warden softball defeats River View
WARDEN - Iris Rodriguez hit two home runs and had 4 RBI to lead the Cougars to a 9-1 win over River View Monday. Rodriguez was also the winning pitcher for Warden. She struck out eight Panthers, gave up just three hits and walked two batters.
Be a rain, snow reporter
SPOKANE - Want to receive an accurate rain or snow report for your area? How about giving one?
Fundraiser planned to support medical mission to serve Africa
MOSES LAKE - The Moses Lake Medical Team is holding a "Night to Remember" fundraiser April 27 to raise money for medications a supplies for a medical mission to Nigeria.
Be a rain, snow reporter
SPOKANE - Want to receive an accurate rain or snow report for your area? How about giving one?
Volunteers needed for ITA trail projects
SANDPOINT — Idaho Trails Association is looking for volunteers to help maintain trails on one-day and weekend projects in September.
Gandhi's glasses go under the hammer in southwestern England
LONDON (AP) — A pair of eyeglasses that are believed to have once belonged to Mohandas Gandhi are being auctioned, decades after the independence leader gave them as an impromptu gift.
Chamber welcomes Panhandle Health
SANDPOINT — The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce welcomed Panhandle Health District to its membership with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 30.
Runners to race during night at Glacier Glow
Columbia Falls will trip the light fantastic Friday as it hosts its first ever Glacier Glow Run.
Back to school, back to basics
It's approaching fast. The new outfits have been found, fresh school supplies bought and although not quite ready, everyone is prepared to go back to school. But is your or your child's spine ready?
Ask your audiologist...
What do you do when your dog eats or chews on your hearing aid?
Pinnacle Physical Therapy: 6th Annual Food Drive
Since last year, the number of families in Kootenai County that need assistance has increased. With that in mind, Pinnacle Physical Therapy has begun their Sixth Annual Food Drive to benefit the food bank at the Community Action Partnership this holiday season.
Relieving pain and improving mobility with physical therapy
Countless individuals experience pain, lack of mobility, limited range of motion, or joint pain in their back, neck, knees, shoulders, hips, feet and ankles. Many have had total joint replacement surgery to correct chronic pain, while others are injured playing sports or on the job. Regardless of where their discomfort originated, they can all find fast and lasting relief through physical therapy treatment. And so can you!
MSU to hold in-person graduation ceremonies
BOZEMAN — Montana State University will host its 134th commencement in person on Saturday, May 1, at Bobcat Stadium.
Post Falls Candy Cane Run tonight
POST FALLS — Santa and Kootenai County Fire and Rescue employees will be making their annual Candy Cane Run in Post Falls from 6 to 9 tonight, handing out candy canes to kids, spreading Christmas cheer and collecting donations for Toys for Tots, the Post Falls Food Bank and The Press Christmas for All.