Community college offers interim-session courses

 Flathead Valley Community College offers a variety of short-term interim session courses with college credits in as little as two weeks instead of a traditional semester.

Dam Explosion victim remains in ICU

Explosion victim

SEATTLE — One of the two men who remain at Haborview Medical Center in Seattle as a result of the Oct. 8 Priest Rapids Dam explosion has been taken out of the intensive care unit and upgraded to satisfactory condition.

WIDOW: No credit card, no luck

I am a 72-year-old widow who has experienced elder abuse here in Coeur d’Alene.

Lady Trojans' Williams named 'All-Conference'

Junior guard Jordan Williams of the Lady Trojans was selected to the “First Team” in basketball by the 7B Conference coaches. 

UM Announces dean’s list, 4.0 students

MISSOULA – At the University of Montana, about 2,500 undergraduate students made the spring semester 2022 Dean’s List or President’s 4.0 List.

ML police search for suspect in alleged armed robbery

The Moses Lake Police Department is looking for the suspect in a possible armed robbery, who was described as a white woman between the ages of 30 and 40 and about 5 feet, 5 inches to 5 feet, 7 inches tall.

HITLER QUOTE: Learn from history

Of course it was a newcomer complaining. And The Press took the bait and put it on the front page.

NIC: Not just economic

Christa Hazel’s “My Turn” was an excellent history, supporting our great NIC. I appreciate that.

Suspect in pepper spray attack given deferred sentence

Judge Amy Eddy also gave Wendy Jean Warner, 49, credit for 57 days of time served.

Man who allegedly threatened relatives receives deferred sentence

Judge Dan Wilson handed the sentence down to Joseph Thomas Oliver, 37, on Dec. 8, giving him credit for 138 days of time served.

Kootenai Karacters to perform at Maki Sept. 7-10

Tickets are $15 and will be available for advance purchase at The Printing Press, Homesteaders or Lincoln County Credit Union.

Best Bloomin' Residence

Winners

Tammie Snavely

Tammie D. Snavely, 50, passed away Nov. 1, 2006, in Olney.

Jopek brings new ideas to legislature

Changing times, natural beauty and evolving human demographics require new thinking. Mike Jopek is an ideal candidate for this task. He is an innovative thinker and naturally questions most processes instead of rehashing and repackaging old solutions to the same problems using tired rhetoric. I am certain that he will bring new solutions to address our state's problems. One party has had complete control of this state for 10 years. We need to change the leadership in Helena for more balanced, moderate government.

Park Side uses member photos for 2014 calendar

Jessica DeVaan had passed by the scene off West Valley Drive a thousand times — two classic cars left to rust in a field where an old wooden silo and barn still stand.

Jopek brings new ideas to legislature

Changing times, natural beauty and evolving human demographics require new thinking. Mike Jopek is an ideal candidate for this task. He is an innovative thinker and naturally questions most processes instead of rehashing and repackaging old solutions to the same problems using tired rhetoric. I am certain that he will bring new solutions to address our state's problems. One party has had complete control of this state for 10 years. We need to change the leadership in Helena for more balanced, moderate government.

Tammie Snavely

Tammie D. Snavely, 50, passed away Nov. 1, 2006, in Olney.

FVCC spring 2019 Dean's List

Flathead Valley Community College had 11 students from Libby and one from Troy who made the Dean’s List for the spring 2019 semester. The students were required to complete at least 12 credits last semester in courses numbered 100 or above, as well as earn a minimum grade point average of 3.5.

MSU graduates and honor roll

The Montana State University Dean’s List and President’s List honor rolls eligibility requires students to be enrolled for 12 college-level credits. The list below was current as of May 29.

Honest people do exist

I left my office in Whitefish July 27 on my racing bicycle and headed for home. Little did I know that my bike bag fell off the rack into the middle of the Whitefish viaduct. Inside the case were a business cell phone, cash, credit cards, keys and other items of personal importance.