Hundreds of Montana veterans to be immunized in Kalispell

Four hundred Montana veterans are expected to receive their first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the Flathead County Fairgrounds on Wednesday.

Man dies at Quincy data center site

Cause of death yet to be verified

It’s five – er, 11 – o’clock somewhere

The three-day booze fest that marked last weekend (shout-out to ER staff and first responders, who just hate working the Fourth) is as good an excuse as any to consider our drinking habits.

Indiana overhauls county virus ratings for school decisions

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana’s top health official announced Wednesday an overhaul of a new county-by-county rating system for coronavirus risks just before it was becoming public as a

Churches invite community to worship

Local churches are helping their congregations worship in a variety of ways.

All told, 52 known grizzlies deaths noted in northern Montana

The region saw 42 known grizzly bears deaths in the Northern Continental Divide ecosystem, with an additional 10 deaths outside of what’s known as the demographic monitoring area, Cecily Costello, research wildlife biologist with Montana, Fish Wildlife and Parks reported recently.

Columbia Basin events for June 21-29, 2024

MOSES LAKE – This week offers several opportunities for fun. Step out and enjoy the summer weather at these events.

Police Calls: Leave the lid down, don’t steal it

A friendly, red and white beagle took itself for a sniff-about, then returned home.

Africa CDC: New virus variant appears to emerge in Nigeria

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Another new variant of the coronavirus appears to have emerged in Nigeria, Africa’s top public health official said Thursday, but he added that further investigation was needed.

Shoshone County jail bookings

Shoshone County jail bookings

Shoshone County jail bookings

Shoshone County jail bookings

UAW balks at quick auto plant restart; retailers morphing

The outbreak of the coronavirus has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed. Following are developments Thursday related to the global economy, the work place and the spread of the virus.

Joseph 'Danny' Ormonde, 70

Joseph "Danny" Ormonde, 70, of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, passed away on June 22, 2024. Born on July 16, 1953, to Tony and Lena (Andre) Ormonde in Long Beach, California,

James 'Jim' Johnson, 77

James Robert Johnson, 77, passed away Wednesday, June 19, 2024, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

James Richard Moore, 70

James Richard Moore, Hayden, Idaho passed Jan. 4, 2024, after a long battle with cancer.

Letters to the editor April 19

I am a 79-year-old great-grandmother and I have been watching our country’s reaction to the coronavirus. Adolph Hitler couldn’t imagine how slick this country has been shut down. Will we be able to save our capitalist system? So many small businesses will not survive. Many families will not survive. How many suicides will happen because a person has lost their job, and can’t make the house and car payments.

Mineral Co. Resource Committee talks mill closing

More campsites will be discussed for the Quartz and Sloway Campgrounds, and it appears the on-line reservation campsite program is working well.

Outgoing Kootenai County commissioner says farewell

Outgoing county commissioner says farewell

Outgoing county commissioner says farewell

PARTY: Bring it on

In the Jan. 29 article, “Pick Your Party,” some local “non-partisan” City Council members objected to the proposed resolution stating national politics have no place in local affairs.

Plains second graders go butterfly hunting

How could a second grader from Plains skip class, get up close and personal with a 6-inch Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird-eating Tarantula, and hold a 3-inch-long millipede? Well, skipping school meant a long bus ride to an exciting, one-of-a-kind destination.