Legals for September, 14 2022

Priest Lake water management project a big success

“Priest Lakers” are pleased with the newly constructed Breakwater feature, part of a water management project on the lake

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Think local this shopping season

Congress continues to negotiate the parameters of a new federal stimulus bill this week as the partisan bickering drags on.

Answering the call

Save More Automotive wasn't planning to open, but phone kept ringing

COEUR d'ALENE - Cory Howard hadn't planned to open his auto repair shop for a few more weeks.

HOLIDAY: Lost in the cash grab

Thanksgiving 2012 exposed the greed of corporate America. By using a holiday that originated from Abraham Lincoln’s attempt to unite the American family giving thanks for the year’s prosperity, corporate greed has diminished the meaning of this treasured holiday.

Tracking stolen property makes sense

Sheriff Chuck Curry last week presented the Flathead County commissioners with the draft of an ordinance that would require pawn shops within the county to use online software to connect their inventory to the Sheriff’s Office.

Group gives money to PSNI, Head Start

Panhandle Special Needs and Sandpoint Head Start are the recipients of unexpected Christmas gifts from the Community Assistance League.

Othello business damaged by fire

No injuries in fire at Wolfkill Feed and Fertilizer

Tracking stolen property makes sense

Sheriff Chuck Curry last week presented the Flathead County commissioners with the draft of an ordinance that would require pawn shops within the county to use online software to connect their inventory to the Sheriff’s Office.

Protest sign-up sheet irks shopper

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Othello business damaged by fire

No injuries in fire at Wolfkill Feed and Fertilizer

PHOTOS: Fire consumes storage shop in Trout Creek

Trout Creek Rural Fire District was dispatched to a fulling engulfed structure fire on the eastern edge of Trout Creek early last Saturday evening. Property owner Elizabeth Stender stood by and watched as the fire consumed the shop. Stender commented that the contents of the building included tools, snowmobiles and other equipment, which were all lost in the fire. The cause of the fire was under investigation. (Tracy Scott photos/Valley Press)

Floating above it all

Riders warming to the ease of use of fat bikes — in all conditions

It’s official: wider is better.

Hastings Entertainment, a 123-store music and book store chain, will close all its locations this fall.

The company filed for bankruptcy in June. The chain includes stores in Moses Lake, north Spokane, the South Hill, Spokane Valley and Coeur d’Alene.

The Latest: Trump won't be at Giuliani election fight event

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Minus Nick Saban, No. 1 Alabama hosts rival No. 22 Auburn

It was never going to be the typical Iron Bowl atmosphere, not with a mere 20,000 or so watching in person.

Businesses moving forward, with or without masks

After Panhandle Health's board rescinded the mask mandate, many businesses are returning to an operating model that pre-dates COVID-19.

Shoshone County open businesses

The following is a running list of businesses that are still open (in one way or another) in Shoshone County as of Monday, April 6.

Enrollment for 2021 health insurance begins Sunday

New carrier and record number of plans give Idahoans lots of choices