Family trio debuts today at Cd'A Plaza Shops

We just received word that a talented trio of siblings, called Kardia Trio, will be playing from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the Resort Plaza Shops, on Sherman Avenue and Second Street in downtown Coeur d'Alene. Though the family moved here in October, they're already jumping into the local holiday spirit. Playing piano, flute and violin, Kardia Trio will be raising money for Press Christmas for All. You may contact them at [email protected].

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Coffee Shop series continues with 'All About Love'

"All About Love" — the latest in the Coffee Shop series — is available for virtual theater viewing.

Late morning fire damages Quincy shop Friday

QUINCY — Grant County Fire District 3 firefighters gain entry to a shop while fighting a fire in the building late Friday morning. The fire, in the 40 block of F Street SE, was reported at about 11:35 a.m., said GCFD 3 Assistant Chief Jim Kling. He added that the building sustained damage but was not destroyed. Kling said the cause of the fire was undetermined, but that an electrical issue was suspected. Firefighters were on the scene about an hour.

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Resort schedules pentathlon race

Resort schedules pentathlon race

West Nile Virus sample confirmed in Grant County

GRANT COUNTY— One mosquito sample was reported as positive with West Nile virus Wednesday morning.

REC Silicon expects expansion decision in spring

Hartmann addresses GCEDC quarterly membership meeting

Northwest Notes Nov. 14, 2012

Spokane to host men's NCAA tourney games in '14

World/Nation Briefs May 23, 2012

Satellite shows North Korea launch site work

Cleanup of corn spill may take months

An elaborate effort to secure and clean up a sizable corn spill along railroad tracks in the Middle Fork Flathead River corridor is under way and may take up to three months to complete, a state bear management specialist said Tuesday.

Saturday briefs

Group raises money for Mexico mission

Preparing for a Safe, Successful Surgery

(Family Features) Facing surgery can be a frightening, overwhelming experience. Thousands of surgeries are performed every day and many result in the patient contracting a surgical site infection (SSI). According to the CDC, SSIs are the most common healthcare-associated infection (HAI), accounting for 31 percent of all HAIs among hospitalized patients. However there are things you can do prior to a procedure that can go a long way toward easing your mind and avoiding post-surgery complications.

EPA to wind down operations in Libby within three years

Since 2000, the Environmental Protection Agency has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to remove toxic asbestos from homes and businesses in Lincoln County, but officials now say they are within three years of completing large scale, on-the-ground operations.

FWP changes state park reservation system

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has implemented some changes to the reservation system for state parks, designed to make it easier for Montana residents to secure campsites during the hectic summer months.

Devotion to Virgin Mary draws millions to Mexico City shrine

For many pilgrims, their journey to the site is an expression of gratitude for miracles that they believe the Virgin brought into their lives

Glacier's Sperry Chalet reconstruction completed

Crews recently wrapped up work on reconstructing the Sperry Chalet in Glacier National Park. Aside for some punch-list items next summer, the two-year effort to rebuild the chalet is complete.

Heavy equipment logistics are directly impacting project timelines

Dive into the critical impact of equipment logistics on project timelines. Optimize your logistics process today for seamless project execution.