Boeing halts ML operations

CHICAGO — Boeing is closing down its production operations in the state of Washington, including Moses Lake, for the next two weeks, the aerospace giant said on Monday.

Home Helpers settles on Kathleen

Business Bits

This weekend I'm visiting brother-in-law Rob Stark in Bozeman, Mont. I usually manage to visit Rob when an athletic event is happening on the Montana State University campus, from which his place is across the street and he was the track coach. I go on a rockhounding expedition, have good meals out and visit other friends. It's also Rob's 60th birthday.

Penney CEO's challenge: Can it be fixed?

BASIN SPORTS RECAP: District tournaments and playoff runs

COLUMBIA BASIN – With the first state tournament of the year now in the rearview mirror, many teams across the Basin have been competing in their respective district tournaments and attempting to earn bids to state. Check out this week’s Basin sports recap for a look at where teams stand.

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Lancaster records first collegiate hit, RBI for Panthers

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Lancaster records first collegiate hit, RBI for Panthers

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Bonner County History - April 22, 2021

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places and events.

Super Wal-Mart would be a draw

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Keep your lungs healthy while doing household chores

Did you know if you have an asbestos related disease that you shouldn’t use oven cleaners or other toxic cleaners, as these will irritate your already sensitive lungs? So what is a person to do? You are wise to be cautious about what you expose your lungs to, as this can greatly impact your health and your respiratory condition.

OPINION: A dirty story about recycling

We all like to think that we are doing our part to help the environment. We sort our trash into plastic, cardboard, aluminum, rinse it out and dump it into the big blue bin in our alleyway or backyard. When trash day comes, we know that the material we put in the bin will be taken by a different truck (it's blue!) than the trash truck (it's green!) to a place where it is sorted and then sent to a factory where it is made into something new; out of sight out of mind. What a great feeling that is.

What's open on Thanksgiving? Not much, as many stores rest — or prepare — ahead of Black Friday

With Thanksgiving and the formal launch of the holiday shopping season this week, Americans will again gather for Turkey Day meals before knocking off items on their Christmas gift lists.

Study looks at downtown parking

The concept that Whitefish could use a few more parking spaces isn’t a particularly new one, but the city is having professionals take fresh look at the issue.

Panida's Little Theater finds home in history-rich building

Recently, I saw a photo of a parade on First Avenue in Sandpoint and in the background I could see the Panida Theater and the Kamloops Bar & Grill. They stood side by side proudly displaying their numbers, 300 and 302 North First Avenue. Though close, the two buildings have experienced some distinct differences over the years. It could be that 302, being 19 years older than 300, explains the difference in lifestyles. At the time the photo was shot, no one would have thought that someday the two would become one.

Law enforcement and court records

Lake County District Court, Judge McNeil presiding

C-Falls Junior High students share their biographies

This fall, Jennifer Robbins’ seventh grade English Language Arts students read many examples of interesting author biographies from young adult novels. Then, they wrote their own author biographies using specific, interesting details and a strong voice that shows who they are as people. The following are the two top biographies, as chosen by junior high writing teachers.

Kmart closing Evergreen store by mid-December

Kmart in Evergreen will close by mid-December, the company’s public relations director announced in an email statement Friday.

Kmart closing Evergreen store by mid-December

Kmart in Evergreen will close by mid-December, the company’s public relations director announced in an email statement Friday.

Visitor's tale proves area is great place to live

This is a great place to live.

Kootenai Tribe sees continued success

The Kootenai Tribe of Idaho had a phenomenal 2023. We continued to see success in both our government projects and our commercial enterprises.