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ATP concludes summer season with Beatles Celebration
The Alpine Theatre Project will complete its busy summer season with a two-night performance of “Here Comes the Sun,” a celebration of the music of The Beatles, Aug. 19-20 at 8 p.m. at the Whitefish Performing Arts Center.
Youth Sports July 27, 2022: Registration upcoming for fall recreational leagues
Scores, results, highlights from local teams, leagues.
Pioneer Council seek volunteer drivers
The Mineral County Pioneer Council is hoping to find more volunteers to help with their transportation program.
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April is Financial Literacy Month and, as household credit card debt in the U.S. hovers around $5,000, it’s time for people to take control of their finances and dump debt for good. More than 5 million people have positively changed their financial future through Ramsey Solutions’ Financial Peace University including people in Idaho.
Economic woes taking toll on Chinese football clubs
BEIJING (AP) — Economic woes are taking a toll on China’s professional football clubs, with 11 being disqualified for failing to pay wages and five closing shop on their own terms, including last season’s Chinese Super League side Tianjin Tianhai.
The Latest: Germany’s health minister tours vaccine center
BERLIN -- Germany’s health minister toured a new vaccination center in Duesseldorf on Tuesday, preparing for possible mass vaccinations against the coronavirus in the coming weeks.
Bill easing N.C. absentee ballot access goes to governor
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina lawmakers are sending Gov. Roy Cooper a bill making it easier for voters to access absentee ballots during the COVID-19 pandemic this fall while ensuring in-person voting sites are clean and safe.
Germany ekes some fun out of a quiet Carnival
DUESSELDORF, Germany (AP) — A few Carnival floats poking fun at the likes of Russian President Vladimir Putin, former U.S. President Donald Trump, German politicians and the fight against coronavirus made their way Monday through the largely empty streets of Duesseldorf, which would usually be the site of raucous celebrations.
NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week
A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals of the week. None of these are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Press checked them out. Here are the facts:
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Cabin Fever Quilting exhibit on display
“We only had about 12 people when we first started. I'm one of the charter members. Some have passed away, and others have left. We've never had a male member, but they would sure be welcome,” laughed Sherrill Christensen, with the Cabin Fever Quilters.
Bulldogs come back against Libby
The Lady Loggers had the visiting Mission-Arlee-Charlo cooperative team on the ropes early in Thursday’s softball game at Libby, but couldn’t hang on to the lead. Libby’s girls fell to the visiting Lady Bulldogs, 10-9.
Economic woes taking toll on Chinese football clubs
BEIJING (AP) — Economic woes are taking a toll on China’s professional football clubs, with 11 being disqualified for failing to pay wages and five closing shop on their own terms, including last season’s Chinese Super League side Tianjin Tianhai.
Turkish diplomat denounces Armenia on trip to Azerbaijan
BAKU, Azerbaijan (AP) — Turkey's top diplomat traveled to Baku on Tuesday in a show of solidarity with Azerbaijan amid a flare-up in fighting over the separatist territory of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Harris meets Blakes, Trump goes on attack in Labor Day blitz
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris met the family of a Wisconsin man shot by police last month to kick off her Labor Day visit to a critical swing state, while President Donald Trump assailed the Democratic ticket and tried to put the halting economic recovery under the best light.
PREP ROUNDUP: Post Falls takes dual from Lakeland
Area track and field teams return to action at the Moscow Invitational on Friday.
UI apple conference blossoming under virtual format
When the University of Idaho’s Sandpoint Organic Agriculture Center switched its Heritage Orchard Conference to a virtual format, it was simply to keep it running amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bill easing N.C. absentee ballot access goes to governor
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina lawmakers are sending Gov. Roy Cooper a bill making it easier for voters to access absentee ballots during the COVID-19 pandemic this fall while ensuring in-person voting sites are clean and safe.
Building Jake’s Farm: Janssen family creates a legacy for their son
Mark your calendar for a three-day building blitz Aug. 8-10, when the community will come together to build Jake’s Farm in the Dell in Ronan. Poignantly, groundbreaking for Jake’s Farm in the Dell will come more than a year after Jake Janssen passed away April 5, 2023, at age 28. Jake, an autistic man, is Rich and Julie Janssen’s son and Jenna Janssen’s brother. Jake is the reason Jake’s Farm in the Dell will become a reality.
Whitefish Songwriter Festival draws national talent
For three days and nights downtown Whitefish will come alive for the Whitefish Songwriter Festival with six hit songwriters and 17 rising stars performing more than 30 shows in the restaurants, bars, theaters, and Whitefish’s Depot Park.