Adams County Pet of the Week: Andorian

Meet Andorian. Andorian came in with ringworm but is on the mend now and done with his medications. He’s got a bit of a bald spot as a result but he’s completely healthy and ready for a chance to find a home with a loving family or go on adventures with a single pup-parent. He’s about four months old and a little on the shy side for now. For more information about Andorian or his kennel pals at Adams County Pet Rescue, call 509-488-5514 or visit the shelter online at www.adamscountypetrescue.com. The shelter is located at 1961 W. Bench Road near Othello.

Road resurfacing scheduled this week in Kellogg

Road resurfacing scheduled this week in Kellogg

US economy may be stalling out as viral outbreak worsens

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. economy is stumbling as the viral outbreak intensifies, threatening to slow hiring and deepening the uncertainty for employees, consumers and companies across the country.

Quincy hospital design set to start in September after primary vote

Unofficial results show 64% of voters approving of bond funding

QUINCY — The first phase of designing a new Quincy Valley Medical Center is tentatively scheduled for early September after Tuesday’s election results indicate likely final approval of a $55 million bond proposal for Grant County Hospital District 2. “Once (certification) is behind us, we’ll be setting the wheels in motion,” Quincy hospital administrator Glenda Bishop said Wednesday. “And then we will follow the lead of the team that we’ve put in place, and who I have tremendous confidence in.” Bishop said some planning has started and will ramp up after the election is certified Aug. 16. Initial results show that voters are approving a construction bond proposal for a new hospital.. The proposal had received 951 yes votes and 531 no votes as of Tuesday night, about 64.3% voting yes. Because the proposal was a revenue measure, it required at least 60% yes votes to pass...

Gary Morken, 81

Gary Morken, 81

Inman, Arca named to Shrine Game roster

Two Lake County athletes were named to the 77th Annual Montana East-West game, to be played June 15 in Billings. Charlo defensive tackle Titan Inman, at 6’7” and 320 pounds, was named a West Team alternate, as was 5’11” 190-pound Arlee running back Jace Arca.

Panida, organizations present scholarships

This year, the Panida Theater was among a group of over 70 organizations that presented scholarships to local graduating seniors at Sandpoint High School’s annual scholarship night on May 21.

Asia Today: Singapore partly reopens despite rise in cases

BANGKOK (AP) — Singaporeans were able to get a haircut at the barber or pop in to their favorite bakery Tuesday as the government loosened restrictions, three weeks before a partial lockdown ends.

Bigfork Ladies Service Club accepting applications for scholarships

Applications are open for trade and vocational scholarships for Bigfork High School seniors through the Bigfork Ladies Service Club.

BOCC faces busy agenda

A busy agenda faces Bonner County commissioners at Tuesday's meeting.

W. Europe relaxing virus measures, but Russian numbers spike

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Spaniards filled the streets Saturday to exercise outside in gorgeous spring weather for the first time in seven weeks, while German children rushed to playgrounds as countries in Western Europe moved ahead with the gradual relaxation of coronavirus lockdown restrictions.

Legals for November, 12 2019

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Winter Lights draws big downtown crowd on opening night

Hundreds came downtown for opening night of Winter Lights, a free event described as “an illuminated outdoor art experience.”

Coexisting with Bears

Give a warm welcome to the Eagle's new columnists: Swan Valley Connections and Bear Friendly Ferndale. Swan Valley Connections Program Assistant Eli Estey writes in his April column about hungry bears coming out of hibernation in the springtime.

Virus cases continue climbing in US during holiday season

Coronavirus infections across the U.S. continue to rise as the country moves deeper into a holiday season when eagerly anticipated gatherings of family and friends could push the numbers even higher and overwhelm hospitals.

US economy may be stalling out as viral outbreak worsens

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. economy is stumbling as the viral outbreak intensifies, threatening to slow hiring and deepening the uncertainty for employees, consumers and companies across the country.

Outfitting recommended as new use in WB-2 zones

After much debate over amending older zoning codes, Justin Lawrence of Lakestream Fly Shop received a recommendation of approval from the Whitefish Planning Board for a proposed zoning text amendment that would allow his business to operate in the WB-2 secondary business district.

Whitefish man spreads word of Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

Whitefish's Dave Meehan has a job that many people tell him they'd like to have. Meehan drives a truck and trailer for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation's Great Elk Tour.

Christmas Stroll returns to Whitefish Dec. 10

Downtown Whitefish will be in full holiday regalia for the annual Whitefish Christmas Stroll this Friday, Dec. 10, from 5:30 to 9 p.m., with the lighting of the Depot Park Christmas trees, the arrival of Santa Claus in a horse-drawn wagon, street corner caroling, fire-dancing, juggling and much more.

Business Briefs - Aug. 13, 2024

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