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Census goes door to door
SANDPOINT — By mid-July, the U.S. Census Bureau hopes to count every Bonner County resident.
Public interest in music appreciated
We want to thank the many parents and citizens who took the time to contact Whitefish Middle School officials about our music and electives programs over the past couple of weeks. Your passion as advocates for these programs is evident, and your interest in the education of our children is very much appreciated.
Two minutes at a time to healthy teeth
Armed with an oversized plastic model of teeth and a toothbrush, Kalispell dentist Cameron Clark of the Northwest Center for Dentistry was prepared to teach oral hygiene to Edgerton Elementary School kindergartners on Friday.
Tooth Fairy Experience makes stops in Moses Lake
The tooth fairy made a magical stop in Moses Lake on Monday, visiting children at the Boys & Girls Clubs of The Columbia Basin’s McGraw Clubhouse and North Elementary School as part of The Tooth Fairy Experience program funded and developed by Delta Dental of Washington.
Feds urge schools to provide COVID-19 shots, info for kids
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration is encouraging local school districts to host clinics to provide COVID-19 vaccinations to kids — and information to parents on the benefits of the shots — as the White House looks to speedily provide vaccines to those ages 5 to 11.
Mineral County Parents as Teachers receives national recognition as a 'Blue Ribbon Affiliate'
The Mineral County Parents as Teachers program successfully completes the Quality Endorsement and Improvement process with the Parents as Teachers national office
Public interest in music appreciated
We want to thank the many parents and citizens who took the time to contact Whitefish Middle School officials about our music and electives programs over the past couple of weeks. Your passion as advocates for these programs is evident, and your interest in the education of our children is very much appreciated.
Public interest in music appreciated
We want to thank the many parents and citizens who took the time to contact Whitefish Middle School officials about our music and electives programs over the past couple of weeks. Your passion as advocates for these programs is evident, and your interest in the education of our children is very much appreciated.
Rains halts Daytona 500 again, dampening NASCAR opener
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The Daytona 500 is being delayed by rain for the second time, dampening NASCAR's season opener that started with a visit from President Donald Trump.
Loggers end regular season flat against C-Falls
The Libby Loggers boys basketball team ended the regular season just as they started it, flat. The Loggers fell to visiting Columbia Falls in their last game of the regular season by a score of 76-30.
Contractor hired to help with Wanapum Dam spillway pier evaluation
Contractor hired to help with Wanapum Dam spillway pier evaluation
Cd’A among cities with highest DUI rates
Coeur d’Alene has one of the highest DUI rates in the nation, according to a new study.
McVay, Rams seek return to playoffs after big staff changes
LOS ANGELES (AP) — LOS ANGELES RAMS (9-7)
McVay, Rams seek return to playoffs after big staff changes
LOS ANGELES (AP) — LOS ANGELES RAMS (9-7)
The Latest: Indian Open golf tournament canceled
The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:
Chili experts to vie for bragging rights in cookoff Saturday
MOSES LAKE — Cooks will be putting their best chili forward Saturday, and the public can get a taste, at the first Chili Cookoff sponsored by the Grant County chapter of ABATE of Washington. Cooks fire up their stoves at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Central Washington Home Expo at the Grant County Fairgrounds. The public can start tasting chili at 1 p.m. The tasting fee is $5 and includes optional chili toppings, onions, cheese and others. There will be an award for the people’s choice.
Oregon Coast Range climb leads to stunning views
SEASIDE, Ore. - The sweet smell of the Oregon Coast Range is one that can't be replicated, at least not that I've found so far.
100-foot cell tower denied
Verizon Wireless was denied Monday a permit to install a 100-foot tall cell phone tower disguised as a faux pine tree north of the viaduct. Whitefish City Council unanimously decided the wireless company needs to find a more suitable place for such a tall structure.
Hotel would be game-changer for Main Street
Kalispell business leaders have done an admirable job of keeping Main Street viable through the years, even as development has raged in North Kalispell and the nearby mall, in its heyday, tugged at merchants to locate there.
Victims' groups join WWII camp commemoration in Croatia
JASENOVAC, Croatia (AP) — Jews, Serbs, Roma and anti-fascists joined top Croatian officials for the first time in years Wednesday in commemorating the victims of a notorious World War II concentration camp, but the community representatives warned that more needs to be done to curb right-wing sentiments in the European Union country.