Idaho license plates good for 10 years under new law

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho motorists will have three additional years before having to replace a vehicle's physical license plates.

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Couple opens Bigfork's first pet supply store

Julie and Steve Johannes quietly opened the first pet store in Bigfork two weeks ago. “There’s not a lot of places doing what we’re doing,” Julie said.

Montana Olive Oil opens store in Whitefish

Connoisseurs of extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar may recognize the Montana Olive Oil Inc. label on bottles sold through the Apple Barrel near Kalispell.

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Push to reopen private schools arrives in federal court

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A federal judge on Wednesday weighed whether pandemic-related occupancy limits on private schools in New Mexico violate constitutional rights to equal protection and freedom of assembly, in a case closely watched by the Trump administration.

Candidates vie for seat if Manweller resigns

MOSES LAKE — County Republican parties in Grant, Kittitas, Yakima and Lincoln counties are currently vetting candidates to potentially replace embattled Rep. Matt Manweller, R-Cle Elum, who has promised to resign if re-elected amid a series of sexual misconduct allegations ranging from unwanted staring to statutory rape. Manweller first has to win reelection and is currently facing Ephrata Democrat Sylvia Hammond in November.

Sun Road opens Monday to Rising Sun

Glacier National Park resumed collecting fees at the gate this week

Ag employment improves Up by 800 jobs

MOSES LAKE - 2014 agricultural employment levels in Grant and Adams counties continue to show improvement over last year, according to the latest Employment Security Department report.

NOTICE: ANNOUNCEMENT OF AVAILABILITY OF DRAFT PERMIT

Pacific Coast Canola has applied for a State Waste Discharge Permit in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 90.48 Revised Code of Washington (RCW) and Chapter 173-216 Washington Administrative Code (WAC).

Artists invited to take part in carousel restoration

SANDPOINT — It has been nearly two years since the community got its first look at the historic Carousel of Smiles as it was released from its 64-year slumber.

Museum announces 'Movies in the Park' summer schedule

Pine Street Dental, the Bonner County History Museum, and Sandpoint Parks & Rec are excited to announce the summer 2019 “Movies in the Park” schedule.

Clark Fork author hosts signing for first novel

Clark Fork author, Deborah A. Elster, has recently released her first novel, “Only From Heaven”. Elster, a physical therapist for over 44 years, said her book is a story of love, loss, acceptance, peace and redemption.

Food safety training helps prevent illness

A little personal attention can make a huge difference.

Be safe during hunting season

November is synonymous with deer hunting for many people in Idaho. According to a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service report, Idaho ranks third highest of the 50 states in the percentage of the adult population participating in hunting.

Sholeh: Olympians shatter stereotypes

The Olympic Games teem with inspiring stories. All Olympians possess admirable traits by definition - perseverance, strength (of mind and body), and the determination necessary to get them to the opening of the 2012 Olympics in London this month.

Olympians shatter stereotypes

The Olympic Games teem with inspiring stories. All Olympians possess admirable traits by definition - perseverance, strength (of mind and body), and the determination necessary to get them to the opening of the 2012 Olympics in London this month.