Moses Lake preschooler appears on TV

MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake resident Christine Davis received a special gift for her birthday.

Shoreline at Columbia River to remain closed

BEVERLY - Boaters and fishermen will have to find a different Memorial Day hangout as Grant PUD reminds people that some shoreline and boat launches on the Columbia River will remain closed through the holiday.

Archaeology Days next week

PRIEST RAPIDS DAM — The Grant County PUD will sponsor its annual look at the science and techniques of archaeology Wednesday and Thursday at the Wanapum Heritage Center at Priest Rapids Dam. Youth Day begins at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the heritage center, and Adult Day starts at 9 a.m. Thursday.

Cook thanks community for honor

PRIEST RIVER — The 2018 Bull of the Woods, Doug Cook, was the star of the Timber Days parade this past Saturday in honor of his 50 years in the timber industry.

Eagles return to the region in record numbers

The eagles keep coming to Lake Coeur d’Alene in record numbers.

Genesis Prep principal dies

Marc Goodwin enjoyed refereeing, coaching sports

POST FALLS - Whether it was in the classroom or on the court, Marc Goodwin had a passion for helping people.

Press editorial: GOP caucus - or circus?

Idaho's population of 1,584,985 is less than the Mexican suburb of Ecatepec de Morelos (pop. 1,685,806). So why are so many presidential contenders tossing their sombreros into the Potato State's ring?

GOP caucus - or circus?

Idaho's population of 1,584,985 is less than the Mexican suburb of Ecatepec de Morelos (pop. 1,685,806). So why are so many presidential contenders tossing their sombreros into the Potato State's ring?

Carousel: Reaching for the brass ring

The Coeur d'Alene Carousel Foundation, a local nonprofit, owns the hand-carved 1922 Spillman Jr., 20-horse carousel, originally located at Coeur d'Alene's Playland Pier amusement park (modern day Independence Point).

A sky full of eagles

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Creative problem-solving needed in Glacier Park

So Glacier National Park is considering a “one car in, one car out” policy at venues on dead-end roads such as Bowman Lake due to overcrowded parking causing a “safety issue.” I wonder how often emergency vehicles have had a problem getting to where they were needed at the lake. Not to mention that it seems to me a helicopter would be more useful in providing timely intervention and not be affected by overcrowded parking. My guess is that there are fewer than 50 parking spaces (excluding the campground itself) for the whole site, including people parking for multi-day backcountry hiking.

Rockets hit Iraqi base housing US troops for second time this week

BAGHDAD — Rockets hit an Iraqi military base housing US-led troops outside the capital Baghdad on Saturday, the second such attack this week on the site, the Iraqi military said.

It was grizzly that attacked bear researcher near Libby

The bear that attacked a researcher in May was a 24-year-old grizzly, according to a report issued Thursday from the Wildlife Human Attack Response Team of Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

Sandpoint Depot is a picture of dignity, beauty

The old depot in Sandpoint has been sitting by the tracks doing the same job for 92 years. One can see some changes have transpired over the years but she still presents a picture of dignity and beauty. She came into being in 1916 and was hailed as an important addition to the growing village of Sandpoint. Unlike her predecessor, who had been surrounded by homes and businesses, she stood pretty much alone because the people had moved to the present town site across Sand Creek.

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Bigfork school ballots to be mailed Thursday

The Bigfork School District will flood the post office Thursday - not with valentines, but with ballots for its high school bond request.

Major donation helps Whitefish skateboard park

A $100,000 donation given in memory of David Olseth has pushed the Whitefish Skate Park into the realm of reality.

Frye promoted to Katmai Park post

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Special advisory issued: Avalanche danger is high

The Flathead Avalanche Center issued a backcountry avalanche warning for the entire advisory area on Friday, Feb. 13.

Neighbor expresses concerns about proposed Spencer Lake timber sale

For the past 20 years, we have enjoyed recreating in the Spencer Lake State Trust Land area. We have seen this area become discovered by local outdoor lovers and usage has grown dramatically. We feel that this is great and are happy to see so many people enjoying what we know is a wonderful resource and asset to Whitefish.