Legislators see Japan trade trip as success

MOSES LAKE — Local legislators are hailing a recent trade mission to Japan that should bring significant advantages to the Basin.

Our Smallest Visitors

August is halfway over, school is starting soon, the sun is setting earlier and animals are preparing for migration.

Here comes Santa - to Dalton Gardens

Parking paradise? Well, almost

We Americans love our cars, and we have a God-given right to park them wherever and whenever we want. It’s in the Constitution, isn’t it?

Locally grown foods: Better for everyone

It may not always be possible to choose foods that were locally grown (depending on the season and your need). However, choosing them when you are able can benefit your health and supports your local community in a variety of ways.

Whitefish Review wins national readers' choice award for best cover

The American Society of Magazine Editors have announced the finalists and winners of the 12th ASME Best Cover Contest.

Health district prepares for H1N1 vaccine's arrival

   SANDPOINT — Idaho is one of only 27 states currently listing the H1N1 flu as a widespread concern, but the cavalry is on the way in the form of a vaccine, which will arrive locally in the coming weeks.

Hot enough for you?

The lilies are blooming up a storm now. I love the Asian ones as they bloom first. Then, the Orientals do their thing and smell divine. The one pictured is a tall Oriental variety and lords it over the rest of them. These are all “true” lilies, not daylilies.

Delores 'Dee' Dorscher, 78

Delores ‘Dee’ Dorscher, 78

A letter from the Editor

Losing faith

Brewfest to raise money for trail

Dallas patient worsens

DALLAS — The condition of the lone Ebola patient to be diagnosed in the U.S. has worsened and is now deemed critical, the Dallas hospital that has been treating him reported Saturday.

Two Royal girls enjoy UW educational camp

ROYAL CITY - Two Royal Middle School students had the time of their young lives this summer when they attended a University of Washington educational camp.

Sally Ann Martinus, 83

Sally Ann Martinus (nee Williams), age 83, of Columbia Falls went home to be with the Lord on May 30, 2024. She was born June 25, 1940 in Billings to the late Simeon Williams and Minnie Williams (Lewis), the youngest of three sisters.

John Mason, 89

John David Mason was born February 8th, 1934 to Care Leon and Jasiel (Weyeneth) Mason in Chicago, Illinois.

Sherry Lynn Elaine Martindale, 75

Sherry Lynn Elaine Martindale, 75 of Columbia Falls, passed away June 4, 2024.

Suzanne Bahny, 70

On Sunday, Dec. 5, 2021, Suzanne Bahny acquired her angel wings.

Law roundup: Van life frowned upon

The woman, who met with police after an individual reported her for allegedly living out of her vehicle, told officers that she hit upon the idea of sleeping in her van when she realized the home she was visiting was full of kids and pets.

Margaret Ellen Coe, 86

Margaret Ellen Coe, 86, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho and former long-time resident of Osburn, Idaho, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on March 23, 2023, at the Schneidmiller Hospice House in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

Whitefish Review wins national readers' choice award for best cover

The American Society of Magazine Editors have announced the finalists and winners of the 12th ASME Best Cover Contest.