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FAST FIVE Jackie Stallings: Courage and advocacy for the disability community
Meet Jackie Stallings, a vocational rehabilitation counselor at the Idaho Commission for the Blind, icbvi.idaho.gov.
MY TURN: Medicaid, a stronger Idaho: Finding hope and common ground
Idaho just took a big step toward protecting Medicaid and strengthening healthcare with the advancement of House Bill 345. Policies and budgets matter, but what matters most are the people who rely on Medicaid every day. This bill protects access to care while ensuring Medicaid remains financially sound, accountable, and built to last. It keeps Medicaid off the chopping block, brings more voices to the table, and lays the foundation for a healthier Idaho.
Joyce Blair Wilson
Joyce Blair Wilson passed away on March 7, 2022.
Distillery delights
COEUR d’ALENE — Liquor might not solve all your problems.
Registration open for Light Up Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake residents and businesses are being invited to light up the town in celebration of the holiday season at Light Up Moses Lake, returning for its third year. Registration is $25 and is open to businesses and residences in Moses Lake. Participants must register by Dec. 15 at https://bit.ly/LUML2022. Pretty lights are only part of it – organizers will be collecting donations of money, non-perishable food and new and unwrapped toys for local charities. The 2022 beneficiaries are Moses Lake Youth Dynamics, the People for People transportation service and CARE Moses Lake, which provides food to organizations that serve people in need, and sponsors an information fair for local nonprofits. The Moses Lake Food Bank will receive the donated food items...
Moses Lake considers food truck, court requirements
MOSES LAKE — Food trucks and food courts were the topic of a special study session prior to the Feb. 27 Moses Lake City Council meeting.
U.S., Canada officials to study impact of coal mining in North Idaho’s Kootenai River
The Kootenai River stems from British Columbia’s Elk Valley, about a two-and-a-half-hour drive northeast of Bonners Ferry.
Clemson coach: QB Lawrence will not start vs. Notre Dame
CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence will not play for the top-ranked Tigers at No. 4 Notre Dame next week after testing positive for COVID-19.
Oprah Winfrey to launch live virtual experience on wellness
NEW YORK (AP) — Oprah Winfrey, who visited arenas earlier this year on a wellness tour, is bringing the idea to living rooms while people are homebound due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Ukraine's parliament accepts chief banker's resignation
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine’s parliament on Friday accepted the resignation of the country’s top banker, who has stepped down citing political pressure.
Women meet
Columbia Falls Women’s Connection will host a luncheon on Wednesday, July 19 at 11:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church located at 827 9th St West in Columbia Falls.
Highway department plan examines access points on U.S. 93
The department is holding two in-person open houses for the Kalispell-Whitefish Access Plan
SHS scores 21 unanswered points to stave off Russets, punch ticket to state semis
The Bulldogs are one win away from a berth to the 4A state championship and a trip to the Kibbie Dome. Top-seeded Sandpoint scored 21 unanswered points to down No. 8 seed Shelley 21-14 in the 4A state quarterfinals on Friday night at War Memorial Field.
Mark Roberge, 61
Mark Steven Roberge, 61, of Post Falls, Idaho, passed away May 11, 2023. Mark professed his faith in Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior!
49ers get Bourne back, will play again without Samuel
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — The San Francisco 49ers will have to wait at least one more game to get receiver Deebo Samuel back on the field but will have Kendrick Bourne available when they visit New Orleans.
In conservative Somalia, a rare woman presidential candidate
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — The woman who broke barriers as the first female foreign minister and deputy prime minister in culturally conservative Somalia now aims for the country's top office as the Horn of Africa nation moves toward a long-delayed presidential election.
Emergency shortage of type O blood continues
It's summertime and blood donors are few and far between. Citing a 30% blood donation shortfall during early July and overall low donor turnout this summer, nonprofit blood services provider Vitalant said the issue is even more critical when it comes to type O blood.
Design for living
Occasionally, I receive correspondence from a reader that is so fascinating and useful that I want to share it with a wider audience.
Damming evidence: Citizen scientists track beavers through Lolo National Forest
Beavers are an excellent tool in water storage, something Montana wildlife researchers have taken great interest in, when it comes to repairing water systems.
Polson Pirates prep for Western A volleyball tournament
This upcoming weekend, Dillon will host the Western A Divisional volleyball tournament. The top four teams who survive their engagements will advance to compete in the State A tournament the following weekend against their Eastern A counterparts.