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Cities plan cleanups
SANDPOINT — It's spring cleanup time for the cities of Sandpoint and Ponderay.
Hunger, malnutrition are very real problems
Lenny Pakula is a retired studio musician from Philadelphia, Pa. I just read his story of malnutrition and how he is slowly working toward a healthier daily nutrition. “It’s been a struggle,” said Pakula, who lost his left leg to the diabetes and keeps in touch with old friends via rotary phone. “But I learned nutrition is important. Nutrition is everything.”
Council Diary
A summary of city council actions across the Flathead Valley on Monday night:
Zombie apocalypse
Shoot House offers chance to hone skills using undead targets
COEUR d'ALENE - "Don't chase the zombies, they could be leading you to an ambush."
Local Briefs April 2, 2011
Book Sale features rare editions
France to close schools, ban domestic travel as virus surges
PARIS (AP) — French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday announced a three-week
'Alpha House' anchors Amazon's Prime offerings
Amazon already rules the online retail market, and soon it could be king of all video streaming services.
Trial vacated in CoiNuts case
Mitchell promises to negotiate for settlement
COEUR d'ALENE - CoiNuts owner-operator Kevin E. Mitchell won't be going to trial against the state on April 21 as had been scheduled.
Violence trend on the rise
By DEVIN HEILMAN
Fall fishing is here
September has arrived with a feeling more like October, at least when it comes to the cool mornings and the falling water temperatures on many local lakes.
UK eyes mass testing as it takes next steps out of lockdown
LONDON (AP) — All adults and children in England will be able to have routine coronavirus tests twice a week as a way to stamp out new outbreaks, the British government said Monday as it prepared to announce the next steps in lifting the nation's months-long lockdown.
Council tackles Courthouse East, permit fees
Two main issues headline the Kalispell City Council's packed agenda tonight.
Eastport marks Independence Day with parade
EASTPORT — On the Fourth of July, 2018, Boundary County residents came together in celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence 242 years ago, which signified the birth of the newly independent country, the United States of America.
Council tackles Courthouse East, permit fees
Two main issues headline the Kalispell City Council's packed agenda tonight.
Drivers: Return to dealers for second air bag fix
Grassroots organization urges voters to say 'yes' to Prop 2
KELLOGG — Idaho Proposition 2 is an initiative on the Nov. 6 ballot to have the state amend Idaho’s plan to expand Medicaid eligibility to certain persons.
Montana Chamber of Commerce proud to endorse Supreme Court candidates
That endorsement comes after a committee of attorneys and retired judges interviewed all the candidates, evaluated their temperament, applicable rulings and ability to be fair and unbiased in the decision-making process.
News Bites for Jan. 22, 2024
News Bites for Jan. 22, 2024
Montana Chamber proud to endorse candidates
Political tactics tend to center around distortions, obfuscation, accusations of fake news, deep fakes, and misinformation.
Mail service largely uninterrupted
through mail
Neither snow, nor rain, nor a pandemic stops the U.S. Postal Service from delivering mail.