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Birds to speak at chamber luncheon
SANDPOINT — The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce welcomes Drs. Forrest and Pamela Bird to speak at the upcoming Power Luncheon sponsored by STCU on Thursday, May 13.
Conference empowers women in business
SANDPOINT — Packed with a powerful line-up of speakers including the regional director of Lewis-Clark State College, Cyndie Hammond, and Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce president and CEO, Kate McAlister, the 2010 Empowering Women in Business Conference brings education, inspiration, humor, and fun to women throughout the region on Thursday, Nov. 4.
Event raises money for multiple sclerosis
SANDPOINT — Skiing and multiple sclerosis are rarely mentioned together in the same sentence, but on Saturday, March 14 skiing and MS will not only be mentioned, they will actually merge for a single cause during the 2009 Vertical Express for Multiple Sclerosis.
Chamber holding membership drive
The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce is holding a membership drive through the month of November. New and existing members alike can benefit from these limited-time offers.
Workshop proves that it pays to have fun on the job
SANDPOINT — On Friday, human resources consultant Ruth Wimberly will help business owners, managers, and supervisors increase morale in a workshop titled It Pays to Have Fun in the Workplace.
Priest River, Chewelah split hoop wins
PRIEST RIVER — The Priest River Lady Spartans have been making it close their last three games, but only until the second quarter buzzer.
Minerva's Breakdown: Advice for those on the verge - Love in the time of COVID-19
Dear Minerva:
IHC seeks applications for grants, fellowships
The Idaho Humanities Council invites proposals for Mini and Major grants, Teacher Incentive Grants, and Research Fellowships from organizations and individuals for consideration at the Council’s fall grant round. The deadline for grant proposals is September 15, 2016. Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to contact IHC staff in advance of the deadline to discuss their project ideas before drafting a proposal.
FDR touring cars will hit Sun Road
In 1934, the country was in dire straights. Unemployment was high. Wars loomed. But still, the President, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, wanted to see this new road across Glacier National Park. The Going-to-the-Sun Road, they called it.
Trappers and pet owners urged to take precautions
Wolf trapping is underway as of Dec. 15 and standard furbearer seasons are in full swing, so the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks urges pet owners to be mindful that there could be trapping activity in the woods.
Composer to talk about wilderness music
Public invited to “brown-bag” talk
See Runaway Symphony this Saturday at The Pearl
Runaway Symphony comes “From Out of the Woodwork” to play old favorites and new as Bonners Ferry fans celebrate their long-awaited return to the Pearl Theater on Feb. 24 at 7 p.m.
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Senior crafts
Letter: Smoking in bars is public rights issue
Dear Editor:
U.S. Census Bureau workers hand-delivering forms
U.S. Census Bureau workers began hand-delivering census forms to Lincoln County residents last week with the goal of handing out the last batch by the end of next week, according to Western Montana’s Census Office Manager Bill Knowles.
Keokee earns chamber business honors
SANDPOINT – In business since 1990, Keokee Media + Marketing as been an instrumental part of enhancing local businesses, including the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce.
Fishing Derby offers $30,000 in prizes
CRESCENT BAR - Participants will have a shot at $30,000 in cash prizes during the Quincy Valley Tourism Association's first annual Northern Pikeminnow Fishing Derby Sept. 24-25 at Crescent Bar.
Chicano/Latino museum artifacts coming to Moses Lake
SEATTLE — Artifacts from a new Seattle-based Chicano/Latino museum will be shown in Moses Lake over the weekend.
Moses Lake's Basin BBQ Bash turns into two-day event
MOSES LAKE - The Moses Lake Business Association (MLBA) is once again putting on the Basin BBQ Bash in LakeTown Landing, and it will be for two days this year.
Dale Duff in his Cadillac touring car. (Chandler Melton photo)
FDR touring cars will hit Sun Road