Early Head Start puts focus on family

By DAVID GUNTER

Silver Valley Sports Recap: Feb. 17-23

Measuring up 2017: Part 2

In the Wednesday, April 4 edition, the Shoshone News-Press took a look at a recent study that ranked Shoshone County’s overall general health against the rest of the counties in the state.

Silver Valley Sports Recap: Feb. 17-23

KHS sending 13 wrestlers to state

The Latest: S.C. gov orders opt out for child mask wearing

COLUMBIA, South Carolina — South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has issued an executive order allowing parents to opt their children out of wearing masks in public schools.

Legals for September, 14 2026

Banks lead gains for stocks on Wall Street in jumpy trading

Financial companies led stocks broadly higher on Wall Street Thursday as traders welcomed news that the Federal Reserve and other regulators are removing some limits on the ability of banks to make investments.

A safe place to play

MOSES LAKE - It's Monday night in Moses Lake and most of the stores lining Third Avenue are closed except for one building.

75 years later, 1 million Japanese war dead still missing

TOKYO (AP) — Seventy-five years after the end of World War II, more than 1 million Japanese war dead are scattered throughout Asia, where the legacy of Japanese aggression still hampers recovery efforts.

Flash mobs I'd like to see

It's a fairly new phenomenon. People conspiring to look spontaneous in unison. A sort of choreographed chaos - albeit for entertainment, artistic impression or as a type of some informal protest.

$how us the money

U.S. incomes fall for first time in nearly two years

WASHINGTON - Americans earned less in August than in July, the first decline in nearly two years. With less income, consumers could cut back on spending and weaken an already-fragile economy.

Standing Firm When the World Is Shaken

Many thought that the anger, vitriol, and deep-seated rage against both Left and Right in our nation would expose how we have lost our moorings. But a new situation showed up to upstage the dark side of culture's dysfunction. A new symptom has emerged over the last several weeks.

County fair contests invite community involvement

BONNERS FERRY — Scarecrows, sunflowers and late summer fun are coming up as the Boundary County Fair presents its annual celebration of community, agriculture, and livestock Aug. 17 through 20. A community mainstay since 1920, the fair offers plenty of options for getting involved. For those who have always wanted to participate as well as those who take part regularly, now is the time to get an entry ready for one of the many contests on offer. 

Commission provides details on CSKT compact

Settlement includes $55 million in state money

Montana leads the way in new-age privacy rights

Montana made history this spring after passing the first state law to prevent the government from spying on anyone in the state by tracking personal information stored in their electronic devices.

Commission provides details on CSKT compact

Settlement includes $55 million in state money

Commission provides details on CSKT compact

Settlement includes $55 million in state money

Letters to the editor April 20

Letters to the editor April 20

Lucile Ellen Herman Peugh, 85

Lucile Ellen Herman Peugh passed away on March 13, 2014.

Fire destroys shop on Conn Road

A workshop was destroyed in an early morning fire Wednesday at 1060 Conn Road east of Columbia Falls, but Columbia Falls firefighters were able to keep the fire from spreading to the residence, which was only about 20 feet away.