Diggs, Beasley's status uncertain for Bills playoff opener

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — The playing status of the Bills’ two top receivers, Stefon Diggs and Cole Beasley, is uncertain for Buffalo’s wild-card playoff game against the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday.

From the archives - August 5, 2021

From the archives - August 5, 2021

Gesa grant allows GCFD 13 to buy extrication tool

EPHRATA — A $25,000 grant from Gesa Credit Union allowed Grant County Fire District 13 to add a new extrication tool to its new rescue vehicle.

Imaginations flourish at Invent Idaho regionals

Nearly 160 students participate, some will head to state contest March 1-2

Nearly 160 students from across North Idaho showed and told about their inventions, creations, gadgets and gizmos at the North Idaho Regional Invent Idaho competition, which was Jan. 19-21 at the Silver Lake Mall.

Legals for April, 19 2024

MY TURN: Airport director departs; good riddance

As an almost 20-year Coeur d’Alene Airport (KCOE) hangar owner, instrument-rated private pilot, Coeur d’Alene Airport Association founding member and Kootenai County tax payer, I received the news of Airport Director Steven Kjergaard’s resignation with a profound sense of relief. And with that I say, “Good riddance.”

Flathead Electric project gives boost to solar-energy usage

While hydroelectric power likely will always be the top source of electricity in the Flathead Valley, solar energy is something that some denizens of Northwest Montana have chosen.

Critters of North Idaho: Northern pike

When we talk about human disturbance of the environment, we usually think of the overharvesting of trees, overhunting and littering. But we can also disrupt the natural balance by introducing species of animals and plants into non-native habitats. This is what happened in the case of the northern pike.

Schlegel’s RBI pushes AA Lakers past Bozeman

Carter Schlegel hit an RBI single in the fifth inning and the Kalispell AA Lakers defense held off the Bozeman AA Bucks for a 1-0 victory Tuesday evening.

Honoring Jacqueline Gaertner’s history at Whitefish High School

Jacqueline Gaertner’s journey to becoming a teacher is anything but conventional.

Flathead Electric project gives boost to solar-energy usage

While hydroelectric power likely will always be the top source of electricity in the Flathead Valley, solar energy is something that some denizens of Northwest Montana have chosen.

The changing landscape

Is there any way to slow ­— or stop — Montana’s transformation?

Our world is moving faster and faster every day. “Out with the days of old and in with the new” is without a doubt the motto of the time. For the most part, our lives as Americans are pretty darned good, and our life as a Montanan is as good as it gets!

The changing landscape

Is there any way to slow ­— or stop — Montana’s transformation?

Our world is moving faster and faster every day. “Out with the days of old and in with the new” is without a doubt the motto of the time. For the most part, our lives as Americans are pretty darned good, and our life as a Montanan is as good as it gets!

Snags on COVID-19 relief may force weekend sessions

WASHINGTON (AP) — It's a hurry up and wait moment on Capitol Hill as congressional negotiators on a must-pass, almost $1 trillion COVID-19 economic relief package struggled through a handful of remaining snags Thursday. The holdups mean a weekend session now appears virtually certain, and a top lawmaker warned that a government shutdown this weekend can't be ruled out.

Ruder Elementary will welcome new principal

Ruder Elementary welcomes Allison Hawes as its new principal for the next school year. Hawes is currently the principal at Helena Flats School, a position she’s held for the past three years.

Next for Biden: Naming a health care team as pandemic rages

WASHINGTON (AP) — Up soon for President-elect Joe Biden: naming his top health care officials as the coronavirus pandemic rages. It's hard to imagine more consequential picks.

House candidate Azzopardi pounds the pavement in search of votes

As Shirley Azzopardi, Democratic candidate for House District 93, continues her quest to meet Lake County voters face to face, she’s armed with a pen and clipboard, flyers, a stack of campaign signs, and a hammer to pound them in place.

Huskies soccer turns back Jacks

QUINCY - Othello hopped on the bus Tuesday to take on Quincy in a non-league match and came away with a  3-2 shoot-out win. The victory improved the Huskies to 3-0  in non-league play and puts the team at the top of the CWAC standings.

Tricky takes on old classics brighten mealtimes

Today’s recipes are some of my personal favorite “oldies” stolen or created as I saw fit over my years of feeding family, guests, and my some-40 years of single living, during which I have always fed myself as well as company. I love good food, respect my gift of life, and sit down to eat a nicely prepared supper. I hope you “loners” out there do the same. And always say “Thank You” before eating! Enjoy!

Tweedie races his way to NCT title

Tweedie won the Northwest Championship Tour title with 402 points.