Legals for March, 6 2024

Tough as nails, 'delicate' plants deliver prolific beauty

Sometimes the most fragile-looking, airy plant is the toughest of all. If you have places that need softening — or just love the look of lacy, delicate foliage and flowers — these two are great choices, but they are only the tip of the iceberg. I've compiled a list of perennials that are truly fragile-looking in flower, leaf, and stem.

Staggs ignites Cardinals in runaway win

Sheriff's Office Blotter

Two units including medical help professionals arrived to a report of assault.

Europe signs off on a new privacy pact that allows people's data to keep flowing to US

The EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework has an adequate level of protection for personal data, the EU's executive commission said.

Biden says workers in Alabama have a right to vote on union

NEW YORK (AP) — President Joe Biden said workers in Alabama and across the country have the right to join a union without intimidation from their companies. His comments come as Amazon workers in the state are voting on whether they should unionize.

Moses Lake softball goes to tournament, falls short of placing

YAKIMA — The Moses Lake High School girls slow pitch softball team participated in the 4A Washington Interscholastic Activities Association/Gesa Credit Union State Slowpitch Softball tournament in Yakima during the weekend, but did not place in the top four.

Road rebuilding planned around new Love’s Travel Stop

The plans for the new Love’s Travel Stop on the south side of Interstate 90 in Moses Lake include major upgrades to the two roads that provide access to the property.

MY TURN: Luke Sommer's Troubling Past; a Call for Voter Vigilance

In the city of Hayden's pending mayoral race, the endorsement of Luke Sommer by the Kootenai County Republican Central Committee is causing a stir. While the KCRCC has backed Luke, concerns about his past demand our full attention. Hayden’s reputation for good governance hangs in the balance, which could significantly impact our daily way of life in Hayden if an unsuitable leader is elected.

Bonner County Calendar - June 4, 2025

A look at the events, activities, and meetings happening around Bonner County, from Sandpoint to Cocolalla, from Priest River to Ponderay, and from Clark Fork to Dover.

PROTESTS: A counter-proposal

In the view of many, it seems, the pandemic here on Earth is all pretense. The frightening number of deaths, just so much play-acting carried to the extreme. But all this fuss over nothing does impact these non-believers, nonetheless. And so what do they do?

Bonner County Calendar - May 31, 2025

A look at the events, activities, and meetings happening around Bonner County, from Sandpoint to Cocolalla, from Priest River to Ponderay, and from Clark Fork to Dover.

Study: Idahoans less vulnerable to Identity theft

A WalletHub study finds Idahoans are less vulnerable to identity theft, beating 47 states and the District of Columbia.

Pompeo, in Slovenia, pushes 5G security, warns about China

BLED, Slovenia (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited Slovenia on Thursday to make the case for high-speed wireless networks that bar Chinese companies like Huawei.

It's cemetery clean-up time

Evergreen regulations in PF can apply to other cemeteries, too

Evergreen Cemetery fall clean-up

This Week In History - December 2, 2021

100 Years Ago Two sisters, Dorothy Evelyn, 3, and Esther June, a one-and-half-year-old of Mr. and Mrs. K. Darrell Wooden, were burned to death yesterday afternoon at the camp of the Gold and Ruby Mining Co. at Leonia. The wooden house caught fire while the mother was at a neighbor’s home on an errand.

Shoshone County home sales up, prices down

Flood plain insurance a sticking point for some

Shoshone County housing market numbers increased 3.4% from May 2023 to May 2024 numbers according to real estate portal, Multiple Listing Service, surprising Shoshone County realtor Cindy Carlson. "It’s typically slower in an election year, "Carlson said.

Ruby White, 96

Ruby was born October 25, 1926, in Kellogg, Idaho to William “Billy” and Lena Gibson. She served during WWII in the US Coast Guard SPARS. In 1947, she married Max L. White who pre-deceased her in 1995.

4-H helps students plan – and finance – their futures

PULLMAN — Farming is all about the future: plant today, harvest tomorrow, and prepare for another season in between. The cycle continues, which is why it makes sense for 4-H and Washington State University to help each other help students.

CAL applications for grants available

Applications for the Community Assistance League 2020 grants program are available as of March 2 in the following locations: The libraries in Sandpoint, Priest River, Old Town, and Clark Fork; The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce; and at Bizarre Bazaar, 502 Church St., Sandpoint. In addition, the grant information and applications may be downloaded from the CAL website at calsandpoint.org.