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Lady 'Dogs softball continues hot streak
After an 11-0 rout over Browning and a 4-1 win against conference foe Libby last week, the Lady Bulldogs softball squad may be on to something special.
Walker, Nelson-Odoba lead No. 5 UConn over USF 67-47
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Megan Walker scored 21 points and Olivia Nelson-Ododa added 20 Sunday to help No. 5 UConn shrug off a slow start to beat South Florida 67-47 and remain unbeaten in the American Athletic Conference.
Layoffs, shut downs; leaders face scope of virus fallout
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Tens of thousands of workers laid off, losing income as rent or mortgage payments are due. Small businesses shut down because of the coronavirus outbreak, and at risk of never reopening their doors again.
Layoffs, shut downs; leaders face scope of virus fallout
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Tens of thousands of workers laid off, losing income as rent or mortgage payments are due. Small businesses shut down because of the coronavirus outbreak, and at risk of never reopening their doors again.
Layoffs, shut downs; leaders face scope of virus fallout
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Tens of thousands of workers laid off, losing income as rent or mortgage payments are due. Small businesses shut down because of the coronavirus outbreak, and at risk of never reopening their doors again.
Morality is the real 'inconvenient truth'
Do you remember when you might get your mouth washed out with soap for using a dirty word in front of your parents?
Building firms feel big impact
Copper thieves are making their mark in the Flathead Valley and Montana, particularly hitting construction companies.
Camp Bay Road vacation disputed
Whether 50 feet of shoreline in Camp Bay stays open to the public is scheduled to be decided by the Bonner County commissioners on Feb. 16.
Legals for March, 11 2020
The Latest: Germany reports record deaths, 24,740 new cases
BERLIN — Health officials say Germany has recorded a grim new one-day record for COVID-19 deaths with 962.
Historical Society proposing bylaws changes
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US stocks open higher as a technology-driven rally chugs on
Stocks are moving broadly higher on Wall Street in early trading Wednesday, placing the market on pace to extend its milestone-setting run.
Pita Pit serves it up fresh in Moses Lake
The Pita Pit Corporation has a cookie-cutter approach, if you will, creating its restaurants with similar design and business format. But owner Pam Leseman says her operations in Ephrata and now Moses Lake have their own unique style.
Oklahoma drops murder charges in vehicle child deaths
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — An Oklahoma district attorney's office dismissed two murder charges against a man whose two children died in a hot vehicle after prosecutors determined the children’s tribal history.
Heavy rain floods southern Japan; over a dozen presumed dead
TOKYO (AP) — Heavy rain in southern Japan triggered flooding and mudslides on Saturday, leaving more than a dozen people presumed dead, about 10 missing and dozens stranded on rooftops waiting to be rescued, officials said.
New laws of the land
By the end of March, Gov. Brad Little signed 341 bills from the Idaho Legislature into law. Some made national headlines, such as H 500 and H 509, which curtailed the abilities of transgender Idahoans to change their birth certificates or participate in women’s sports.
New laws now in effect in Idaho
By the end of March, Gov. Brad Little signed 341 bills from the Idaho Legislature into law. Some made national headlines, such as H 500 and H 509, which curtailed the abilities of transgender Idahoans to change their birth certificates or participate in women’s sports.
Long hopes to provide integrity
Grant PUD position 3 challenger discusses stance
MLIRD supports dredging Moses Lake
GUEST EDITORIAL
MOSES LAKE — Old-timers have seen many changes in the water in Moses Lake since the construction of the Columbia Basin Project in the 1950s. The algae blooms in late summer covered the lake with a blue green slime so anyone playing in the lake came out looking like the monster from the “green lagoon.” Newcomers enjoy a cleaner, healthier lake and the warm waters make this lake a sports person’s paradise.