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Closure of state recreation areas extended through May 4
MOSES LAKE — Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and the state Department of Natural Resources announced an extension to the closure of state lands through May 4, coinciding with Gov. Jay Inslee’s extension of his stay-at-home order.
Museum of North Idaho bring history online
The Museum of North Idaho has postponed its April opening due to the COVID-19 crisis — and ramped up its online presence for students and history buffs alike until the museum can open its doors.
Letters to the editor Jan. 8
Letters to the editor Jan. 8
Moses Lake temple visitation day announced
MOSES LAKE – The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has announced the opening of its new temple in Moses Lake to the public for tours...
Library packs summer with fun events
From STEM events to blood drives to crafting, there's plenty going on at the East Bonner County Library District.
Stage II fire restrictions in effect on Kootenai National Forest
The Kootenai National Forest at :01 a.m. Friday raised fire restrictions across the forest to Stage II from Stage I as hot and dry conditions persisted with “extreme” fire danger.
Stand Down for veterans set for Libby
The 20th annual Northwest Montana Veterans Stand Down honoring all veterans will take place Oct. 5-6 at Asa Wood Elementary School, 700 Idaho St., in Libby.
Monsour help
Skiing just outside the Big Mountain Ski Resort area, 46-year-old Robert (Bob) Monsour was caught in an avalanche on March 9, 2006. Bob sustained serious injuries as a result of the accident and was flown to Harbor View Medical Center in Seattle where he underwent eight hours of surgery to repair his broken pelvis, leg and internal injuries that occurred during the avalanche.
Travis Charles Vandersloot, 29
Travis Charles Vandersloot, 29, passed away Monday, March 23, 2009, as a result of an automobile accident near Somers. Travis was born Sept. 14, 1979, in Billings to Robert D. and Cynthia (New) Vandersloot.
Stand Down for veterans scheduled for Oct. 5-6 in Libby
The 20th annual Northwest Montana Veterans Stand Down honoring all veterans will take place Oct. 5-6 at Asa Wood Elementary School, 700 Idaho St., in Libby.
LNPC to vote on Eagle's Crest designation Monday
West Shore News
Avalanche center issues first advisory
Glacier Country Avalanche Center issued their first backcountry avalanche advisory Dec. 2. Due to the spotty nature of the area's snowpack, they had very little to report.
LNPC to vote on Eagle's Crest designation Monday
West Shore News
Travis Charles Vandersloot, 29
Travis Charles Vandersloot, 29, passed away Monday, March 23, 2009, as a result of an automobile accident near Somers. Travis was born Sept. 14, 1979, in Billings to Robert D. and Cynthia (New) Vandersloot.
Monsour help
Skiing just outside the Big Mountain Ski Resort area, 46-year-old Robert (Bob) Monsour was caught in an avalanche on March 9, 2006. Bob sustained serious injuries as a result of the accident and was flown to Harbor View Medical Center in Seattle where he underwent eight hours of surgery to repair his broken pelvis, leg and internal injuries that occurred during the avalanche.
PHOTO GALLERY: A selection of pictures from the past week
Here's your look at highlights from the weekly AP photo report, a gallery featuring a mix of front-page photography, the odd image you might have missed and lasting moments our editors think you should see.
In Mexico, Guatemala president urges trade to slow migration
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Guatemala’s new president urged Mexico on Thursday to boost commercial ties between the neighboring nations, arguing that creating more work opportunities is crucial for reducing migration northward toward the United States.
In Mexico, Guatemala president urges trade to slow migration
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Guatemala’s new president urged Mexico on Thursday to boost commercial ties between the neighboring nations, arguing that creating more work opportunities is crucial for reducing migration northward toward the United States.
Event supports work to preserve historic fire lookouts
Hosted by the Trego Pub and Eatery, this event supports the vital restoration of lookouts across the Kootenai National Forest and the broader Northwest Montana region.
