PUBLIC NOTICE

The July meeting of the Noxious Weed Control Board of Grant County will be held Monday, July 2, 2007, at 12:00 noon, at the Bureau of Reclamation Building, 32 "C" Street N.W., Room 321, Ephrata, Washington.

Fourth: Foundation of our freedom

Today marks 237 years since, in the words of President Lincoln, "our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal." Mr. Lincoln spoke those words on Nov. 19, 1863, on his visit to Gettysburg, Pa. This was the site of a great battle in the American Civil War that was surely testing whether "any nation so conceived and so dedicated could long endure."

Whitefish condo project gets favorable nod

The Whitefish Planning Board last week gave a favorable recommendation for a large condominium project planned south of U.S. 93 West directly across from Whitefish Lake Golf Course.

Christmas tree permits for national forests available online

Montanans looking to chop down their own Christmas tree on national forest land can now obtain a permit online for free.

Storm not expected to delay $300 jobless checks in Louisiana

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — The tropical weather threatening Louisiana won't stop $300 checks from going out this week to about 400,000 people left unemployed during the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. John Bel Edwards said Monday.

Idaho's next big step: Accelerate talent pipelines

It is time to reframe our discussion about Idaho’s education investment and elevate its importance to our economic future.

Idaho's next big step: Accelerate talent pipelines

It is time to reframe our discussion about Idaho’s education investment and elevate its importance to our economic future.

Fantozzi hopes to bring mental health issues into the foreground

Touting a background in mental and public health, Amy Fantozzi, newly minted county health board representative, said she would use science to guide her decisions on the panel.

Rehberg vows to continue fight against Obamacare

Tester, Baucus support U.S. Supreme Court ruling

To beer or not to beer

Whitefish council to vote on Beer Barter appeal

 The fate of the popular Beer Barter event at the Whitefish Winter Carnival will be decided tonight by the Whitefish City Council.

Intoxicated man at the wrong house

district considers future of sports, activities

MOSES LAKE — In the event February’s school bond passes and Moses Lake builds a new high school, the school district will have to go through the long and complicated process of figuring out which leagues the new schools will belong to.

There's always a wild card with fire seasons

There are fires still burning in Montana, but for the most part, our northwest region is just about of the woods.

Rehberg vows to continue fight against Obamacare

Tester, Baucus support U.S. Supreme Court ruling

Police settle lawsuit by protester for $50,000

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut officials have agreed to pay $50,000 to settle a lawsuit by a sobriety checkpoint protester whose camera recorded state troopers making up what he said were bogus charges against him, a civil liberties group announced Friday.

Trump, Biden marking 9/11 with very different tones

SHANKSVILLE, Pa. (AP) — One spent time quietly consoling families.

Boy with liver failure fights on in Seattle

Kyle Hickok, an 11-year-old Kalispell boy waiting for a liver transplant, remains at Children's Hospital in Seattle, battling back from several medical crises as he waits for doctors to repair four aneurysms in his brain.

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