House candidate touts business background

Shedding some light on Christian schools

Judging from the online comments, Maureen Dolan's recent article about Reach America's video "The Thaw" raised questions in the minds of those unfamiliar with the tradition of Christian

Idaho's Christmas tree graces the Capitol

In November, sisters Patricia and Marion Richardson, along with hundreds of onlookers, had a grand time when Idaho’s Capitol Christmas Tree stopped in Coeur d’Alene enroute to D.C. This past week the pair were visiting family in our nation’s capitol and had the opportunity to see the 80-foot-tall spruce all set up and ready for the official lighting. Patricia said it weathered the cross-country trip well and looked wonderful on the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol.

Healthy Men: Worried about coronavirus? You should be - especially if you're a guy

With nearly 100,000 cases of cases of coronavirus (also referred to as COVID-19) reported around the world — and more than 3,000 deaths — we all have every reason to be worried. Fortunately, scientists and public health experts in dozens of countries are working hard to keep this infection from spreading further than it already has — a pretty tall order, considering how easy it is for people to travel long distances, transporting the virus with them and infecting others before, during, and after their trip.

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Flathead Valley Community College Theatre will present Tina Howe’s masterpiece “The Art of Dining” on Oct. 8-10 and 15-17. Centered in a little restaurant known as The Golden Carousel, Howe tells the story of Cal, a restaurant manager who uncontrollably eats due to nervous exhaustion, and his wife Ellen, a cook whose patience has reached an end with Cal’s inability to let her finish a single dish before it is devoured. Faced with rising debt, the couple is forced to cater to customers bordering on the insane, from a paranoid writer to the couple whose only remaining sexual pleasure is lived vicariously through fine dining. The cast includes Nathan Adkins, Jami Jacobson, Aly Root, Joshua Kelly, Karrisa Brown, Jon Shaw, Nicole Slye, Heather Smith and Holly Croft. The play contains adult language and minor sexual content. Performances will begin at 7 p.m. with a matinee performance on Oct. 10 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 general admission and $5 students and seniors available in advance at the FVCC Bookstore or online at www.fvcc.edu. For more information, call 756-3962 or e-mail [email protected].

Huge need for foster parents in Grant, Adams counties

MOSES LAKE — Danielle Hofstetter is looking for a few good grown-ups to become parents.

Thursday

Flathead Valley Community College Theatre will present Tina Howe’s masterpiece “The Art of Dining” on Oct. 8-10 and 15-17. Centered in a little restaurant known as The Golden Carousel, Howe tells the story of Cal, a restaurant manager who uncontrollably eats due to nervous exhaustion, and his wife Ellen, a cook whose patience has reached an end with Cal’s inability to let her finish a single dish before it is devoured. Faced with rising debt, the couple is forced to cater to customers bordering on the insane, from a paranoid writer to the couple whose only remaining sexual pleasure is lived vicariously through fine dining. The cast includes Nathan Adkins, Jami Jacobson, Aly Root, Joshua Kelly, Karrisa Brown, Jon Shaw, Nicole Slye, Heather Smith and Holly Croft. The play contains adult language and minor sexual content. Performances will begin at 7 p.m. with a matinee performance on Oct. 10 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10 general admission and $5 students and seniors available in advance at the FVCC Bookstore or online at www.fvcc.edu. For more information, call 756-3962 or e-mail [email protected].

Reunion to reconnect employees from '60s and '70s

It’s been a half century since they carried luggage, cooked, scrubbed pots and pans, changed sheets and waited tables surrounded by the beauty of Glacier National Park’s Lake McDonald Lodge.

The Latest: Hong Kong Catholics suspend Masses over virus

BEIJING (AP) — The Latest on a new virus that originated in China (all times local):

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Shipping store gets Whitefish zoning OK

The UPS Store will be allowed to stay at its new location.

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NFL teams curtail or stop scouting; main owners meeting off

NFL teams are curtailing or completely stopping scouting operations as a safeguard against the spread of the new coronavirus.

NFL teams curtail or stop scouting; main owners meeting off

NFL teams are curtailing or completely stopping scouting operations as a safeguard against the spread of the new coronavirus.

Glacier in winter? Yes, it's 'so special'

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK - When visiting Glacier National Park in the dead of winter, it's hard to believe it's the same area that's usually bustling with tourists in the summer.

Iowa governor in 'modified quarantine' after Pence meetings

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa's governor and its medical director were in partial quarantine Monday after potential exposure to the coronavirus, even as the state made plans to lift more restrictions that were intended to slow the spread of the disease.

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I am very saddened by the current state of affairs in America. I feel bewildered and betrayed. How can this be happening?

Volleyball starts season off 2-0

The Valkyries varsity volleyball team had a strong first week of play, beating both Thompson Falls and Deer Lodge.

OPINION: Donald Trump is seeking to infuse politics into America’s military forces

Donald Trump has repeatedly shown disrespect for America’s non-political military forces for selflessly performing their role of serving the country’s vital security interests. That likely caused him to call soldiers who died fighting for our country “suckers” and “losers.” At a 2017 Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington Cemetery, Trump asked his Homeland Security Secretary, General John Kelly, “I don’t get it. What was in it for them?” As a person who always puts his own interests above those of the country, he could not fathom that our warriors would risk their lives to protect the United States.