Your animals are in Gentle hands

BONNERS FERRY — Bonners Ferry Veterinary Clinic welcomes Dr. Lauren Gentle, the new veterinarian with experience and research in mixed animal practice.

Still hope for low-cost housing in Warden

Housing project being built a needed addition, investors, authorities say

C&V Auto is surviving well, remains Chrysler

Dealer shares thoughts

MOSES LAKE — One week after Chrysler asked the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to end numerous dealer agreements nationwide, the owner of Moses Lake’s C&V Auto Sales & Service spoke about how his business is surviving.

Japan pandemic-hit economy returns to growth July-September

TOKYO (AP) — Japan's economy grew at an annual rate of 21.4% in the last quarter in a recovery from the shocks of the pandemic driven by both private spending and exports.

Japan pandemic-hit economy returns to growth July-September

TOKYO (AP) — Japan's economy grew at an annual rate of 21.4% in the last quarter in a recovery from the shocks of the pandemic driven by both private spending and exports.

A NEW CHAPTER

Bookstore a wonderland for young readers

The sign at the door welcomes visitors to Narnia — as well as to Hobbiton, Wonderland and beyond.

Moses Lake woman adds bling to gift items

MOSES LAKE - Rhinestones, small pink bows and flowers bedazzle small, folding hairbrushes created by Heather Reich.

Dell starts data center construction

QUINCY - Restaurants and hotels in Grant County are seeing added business from the current construction projects in both Quincy and Moses Lake.

Dell starts data center construction in Quincy

QUINCY - Restaurants and hotels in Grant County are seeing added business from the current construction projects in both Quincy and Moses Lake.

Cheryl Ann Wilkinson

December 30, 1943 – November 13, 2015

December 30, 1943 – November 13, 2015

Pennsylvania reports 860 new virus cases, 14 deaths

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania health officials on Thursday reported 860 additional cases of the coronavirus, and 14 new deaths.

Simple tips to take the fear out of Halloween planning

Does it seem like the kids start talking about Halloween as soon as school starts again? Fun costumes, spooky decor and heaps of candy - no wonder kids love Halloween. And for adults, having a happy Halloween can help set an upbeat tone for all the end-of-year holidays.

Patricia 'Pat' Ann Smith, 82

Patricia “Pat” Ann Smith, 82, of Pullman, Washington, passed away Sept. 19, 2019, at her home in Pullman, surrounded by her family.

'Tots' a beloved tradition

SANDPOINT — It’s a tradition beloved across the country as millions either watch it on television or travel to New York City to watch the massive balloons make their way through the city.

Man's kindness, character spark regional award

SANDPOINT — Everyone who knows Shane Parson also knows the spark of his personality — and now, so does Walmart’s regional management.

'Best of Bonner County' honors community's favorites

Thanks for participating in the 14th annual Best of Bonner County.

Panel OKs new mural

SANDPOINT — The Arts Commission has been worrying the meaty bone of what constitutes a mural versus a sign. The marrow of the matter is whether a proposed artwork falls under the commission's or the city Public Works Department's domain. Any business seeking to post a mural within the downtown area must obtain the approval of the Arts Commission while anyone wishing to post a sign must meet city zoning guidelines.

Festival at Sandpoint: The show must go on

Dear Festival at Sandpoint friends:

Suspect on the run in fatal shooting of 3 in Texas

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A manhunt was underway Sunday

Pull your weeds, not your back

The gardens are planted, so much of the strenuous work is done. After spending a few hours working in our garden this weekend, I know that gardening can be a strain on the body even after the seeds are in the ground.