Box score roundup for April 22-23

MOSES LAKE – Box scores for baseball and softball games from April 22-23.

Whitefish High grad Grattan wins 67th Montana State Seniors

Brad Grattan has Whitefish Lake Golf Club listed as his home course, but notes he plays more at Buffalo Hill.

Basin sports schedule April 19-25

COLUMBIA BASIN – Teams from across the Basin are entering the final few weeks of the regular season, with district playoffs just around the corner. Check out this week’s sports schedule for a full slate of action...

Basin sports schedule March 22-28

COLUMBIA BASIN – Many teams in the Basin have entered the full swing of league competition as the spring sports season continues on. Check out this week’s sports schedule for a full slate of different events...

RECAP: Local teams prepare for state competitions

COLUMBIA BASIN – Many area teams are off to state competitions after last week’s results, all vying to bring home hardware. Check out this week’s local sports recap with updates on team records and placement through the season...

'Ramble on' to Green Bluff

My sister-in-law says picking fruit at Green Bluff is better than Prozac.

Whitefish recycling moves to new location

With a centralized recycling spot for Whitefish in place, the satellite recycling sites in town are expected close early next month.

Plum Creek customer enjoys fast boats

Three Chiefs Culture Center celebrates new home

With ceremony and prayer, the Three Chiefs Culture Center in St. Ignatius celebrated its grand opening.

Nazi Germany and the original 'Big Lie'

An Oct. 16 letter to the Daily Bee from Daniel Strayer was the most accurate, important and straight-from-the-shoulder piece of opinion I have read in ages.

Window decorating contest set, Christmas Stroll events planned

The Purple Pomegranate is sponsoring a Christmas window decorating contest for downtown Whitefish.

Weighing in the factors of holiday health

Small changes in shopping, eating and exercise habits can make all the difference

Subway coming to Mattawa

MATTAWA - The Subway international sandwich chain will do business in Mattawa in the near future, operating in the west end of the NAPA Auto Parts building on Government Way.

CFAC damage assessment available for public comment

A draft Natural Resources Damage Assessment Plan for the former Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. plant has been released.

Troy Dollar General grand opening event April 5

The store's grand opening event will include $10 complimentary gift cards to the first 50 adult customers...

Kids Shop Free at SCAA

Second Chance Animal Adoption Thrift Store is hosting a Kids Shop Free event for children ages three to 12, which will sunset on Dec. 23.

Legals January 5, 2019

CITY OF WALLACE ANNUAL STREET CERTIFICATION STREET REVENUE & EXPENSES October 1, 2017 - September 30, 2018 UNEXPENDED STREET FUNDS BALANCE FORWARD 9,332 RECEIPTS: Local Funding Sources: Property Tax Levy 132,498 Fund transfers from non-highway accounts 34,373 Local impact fees 15,284 All other local receipts or transfer in 845,082 State Funding Sources: Highway Users 35,296 Sales tax/Inventory replacement tax 12,282 Federal Funding Sources All other State receipts or transfers 95,496 Total receipts 1,170,311 DISBURSEMENTS: Reconstruction /replacement/rehabilitation Roads 850,826 Bridges, culverts and storm drainage 22,153 Other 32,608 Routine Maintenance Snow removal 28,800 Other 83,447 Equipment Equipment - lease/purchase 14,597 Equipment maintenance 6,862 Administration Expenses-(shop) 9,326 Other Street Lighting 39,070 All Other local expenditures ________ Total Distributions 1,087,689 Receipts over disbursements 82,622 Closing Balance 91,944 Funds retained for general operation/Closing 44,761 I, Lynn Mogensen, Mayor of the City of Wallace, State of Idaho, do hereby certify that the above is a true and accurate report of the Street Revenue and Expenditures for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2018. Dated: December 26, 2018 Lynn Mogensen, Mayor ATTEST: Kristina Larson, City Clerk Treas. SHO LEGAL 2932 AD# 258184 JANUARY 5, 2019

Among Other Things: MME compiles a good record

By Paul Fugleberg

Turnaround takes hold

Target is getting its groove back

NEW YORK - Target is on its way back.

What's Happening: Spain to go on lockdown to combat virus

Governments are responding to the coronavirus pandemic by imposing tight restrictions on businesses and ordering people to stay home. Spain is expected to be the latest country to follow Italy's example by imposing nationwide restrictions. President Donald Trump, days after mingling with people who later tested positive for the virus at his private club in Florida, is now screening anyone who is coming into close contact with him and Vice President Mike Pence for fevers.