How to prepare your home and family, if new virus spreads

As the new coronavirus keeps turning up in more places, health experts say it's wise to prepare for wider spread. But people shouldn't panic or hoard large amounts of supplies, they stress.

How to prepare your home and family, if new virus spreads

As the new coronavirus keeps turning up in more places, health experts say it's wise to prepare for wider spread. But people shouldn't panic or hoard large amounts of supplies, they stress.

How to prepare your home and family, if new virus spreads

As the new coronavirus keeps turning up in more places, health experts say it's wise to prepare for wider spread. But people shouldn't panic or hoard large amounts of supplies, they stress.

Some meat plants reopen, but Trump order may not be cure-all

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Signs Friday that several big meatpacking plants will soon reopen might appear to support President Donald Trump's assertion that he had “solved their problems" in keeping grocery stores' coolers stocked during the coronavirus crisis. But the reality isn’t likely to be so easy.

Enough to feed an army

LDS Church distributes 50K pounds of food to Newby-ginnings, PF Food Bank

A smile spread across Mike Stewart's face as he carefully sliced into a cardboard box containing small cartons of shelf-stable milk. "I can't tell you what this means to us," said Stewart, who serves as the pantry manager for Newby-ginnings of North Idaho. "All we need now is a bigger warehouse." A bigger warehouse would be helpful to store the 24,000 pounds of food delivered Wednesday, May 17 to the Post Falls nonprofit, which provides support and resources at no cost to veterans and military families.

Dunkin' to close 800 US stores as pandemic hurts sales

CANTON, Mass. (AP) — Dunkin’ Brands Inc. expects to close up to 800 underperforming U.S. stores this year as it tries to shore up its portfolio in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Dunkin' to close 800 US stores as pandemic hurts sales

CANTON, Mass. (AP) — Dunkin’ Brands Inc. expects to close up to 800 underperforming U.S. stores this year as it tries to shore up its portfolio in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Legals for June, 1 2023

Fire destroys Rathdrum-area shop

Cause blamed on oil heater malfunction

RATHDRUM - A fire destroyed a Rathdrum-area shop and caused heavy damage to another on Wednesday.

MORE ENLIGHTENMENT: In the freezer aisle

It was with great enjoyment I read the Christmas Eve letter from Bob Holliday regarding his recent shopping experience at Costco. I have a similar story to share, although mine is from a hot July day in 2022. I was shopping for my wedding/reception for 150 people in about one week.

New barber shop opens in Plains

It's been a feast or famine situation for guys wanting to get a haircut in Plains the last few years.

Wal-to-Wal jobs

Two new stores set to hire 600

POST FALLS - Wal-Mart will start the hiring process for 600 jobs at its two new local stores on Monday.

The Latest: California eyes potential new virus surge

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California’s governor says the state is showing signs of a potential new surge of coronavirus cases.

Legals for March, 4 2021

Well-Read indeed

By DEVIN WEEKS

Sope makers focus on local, organic sources

When Brian Cole began working at Third Street Market in Whitefish about three years ago, bars of the Whitefish-made product Sope were almost an afterthought in the store’s promotional scheme, wrapped in a simple paper jacket on an out-of-the-way shelf.

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Editor’s note: Some calls do not list numbered locations or other location details because that information was not listed on the log provided by Bonner Dispatch.

Legals for July, 9 2021

Police records for Dec. 16

The reports below were provided by the police departments and sheriff’s offices indicated. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

10 years of fine cuts

Pure Country Harvest brings local meat to local tables

MOSES LAKE — With grilling season beginning, it’s time to start thinking about the meat you’re fixing to cook. Did it come from across the country, or across town? “There are a lot of small (meat) producers in Washington that produce a quality product, but don't have a place to take it to be processed,” said Andy Huff, plant manager at Pure Country Harvest in Moses Lake. “That's what we're here to do, is not only provide high quality protein for the local community, but also to provide a service for the small producers, so that they can get their products out.”