Cabinet Peaks welcomes new healthcare providers

The hospital announced the additions in a news release last week.

Bonner County History - Dec. 11, 2022

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

Right-wing friendly Parler announces re-launch

BOSTON (AP) — The right-wing friendly social network Parler, which was forced offline following the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of then-President Donald Trump, says it is re-launching.

Work nears on street alignment project

Area residents will have to wait just a touch longer for the start of the highly anticipated Wisconsin Street realignment project. The early spring snows have pushed the start of the project to March 18, Priest River City Clerk Laurel Thomas said.

Legals for February, 2 2021

Moses Lake on census top 10 growth list

Inexpensive infrastructure, land cited

MOSES LAKE - The U.S. Census Bureau recently rated Moses Lake as one of the top growing micro areas in the U.S.

Right-wing friendly Parler announces re-launch

BOSTON (AP) — The right-wing friendly social network Parler, which was forced offline following the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of then-President Donald Trump, says it is re-launching.

Parades, celebrations mark start of holiday season

MOSES LAKE — The first two weeks of December will be filled with parades, visits with Santa, tree lighting - lots of lights everywhere, in fact – as local communities celebrate the season. The annual Ag Appreciation Parade will roll down Third Avenue in Moses Lake at 7 p.m. Dec. 2. The parade is preceded by a street party beginning at 5 p.m. in Sinkiuse Square, at the intersection of Third and Ash streets. The ag parade is sponsored by the Downtown Moses Lake Association and is a way to recognize one of the most important economic sectors of the community, according to the DMLA.

Tickets go on sale for Bibler garden tours

Bibler Home and Gardens is a privately owned residence and ornamental landscape designed by Louis A. “Sam” Bibler.

Turkish parliament to vote on controversial social media law

ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkish lawmakers were making their final speeches Tuesday before voting on a bill that would give the government greater powers to regulate social media, in what human rights groups and the opposition have decried as a violation of free expression online.

Asian shares mixed amid 2nd wave coronavirus, election fears

TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were mixed on Friday as investors weighed concerns about the U.S. presidential election and an economic stimulus package, on top of fears of flaring outbreaks of coronavirus.

The Latest: 6 severe allergy cases from more than 250K shots

ATLANTA — U.S. health officials closely tracking possible side effects of the first authorized COVID-19 vaccine say they have seen six cases of severe allergic reaction out of more than a quarter million shots given.

Students encouraged to apply for Presidential Scholars program

Idaho high school seniors with exceptional academic achievement who will graduate between January and August of 2024 are invited to apply for the 2023 – 2024 cycle of the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program.

The Latest: US reaches nearly quarter million daily cases

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The United States added a record of nearly a quarter million coronavirus cases in the past day.

Annual economic outlook seminar focuses on state economy and green energy

Montana emerged from the pandemic as one of the clear winners among the 50 states in the strength of its economic recovery, but those hectic days of booming growth are behind us today, according to a University of Montana economist.

Montana Pediatrics utilizes telehealth to close gaps in state’s health care system

When parents aren’t sure if they need to drive to the emergency room, they can call Montana Pediatrics care line and be connected with a pediatrician via a telehealth call.

Swinney: No. 1 Clemson ready to begin another title run

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney is not sure he has ever been this eager to start a season for the top-ranked Tigers after months of uncertainty due to the global pandemic.

Companies testing vaccines pledge safety, high standards

The top executives of nine drugmakers likely to produce the first vaccines against the new coronavirus signed an unprecedented pledge meant to boost public confidence in any approved vaccines.

NIC men in middle of pack at nationals

Cardinals in 12th; Dalton tied for 10th after first day

OWENS CROSSROADS, Ala. - Led by Branden Dalton's 1-under-par 71, North Idaho College is in 12th place out of 22 teams after the first day of the NJCAA men's golf tournament Tuesday at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail River Course.

Law roundup: Woman clobbered over cat’s care

An upset parent called the Kalispell Police Department asking for an ambulance to take her 22-year-old daughter to the emergency room after she was reportedly punched in the face by someone over a cat and was bleeding from the nose and mouth. The parent