Georgia elections official urges Trump to rein in supporters

ATLANTA (AP) — A top Georgia elections official on Tuesday lashed out angrily at the rhetoric surrounding the election and the threats of violence that have resulted, specifically calling on President Donald Trump to rein in his supporters.

Little Pine Fire uncontained as of Wednesday

The fire remained 0% contained as of Wednesday night, though growth was limited.

Legals for August, 8 2023

California governor plans $4 billion for economic recovery

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — After spending most of 2020 telling small businesses to close and limit their customers, California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday proposed $4 billion worth of state spending he says will help them survive in 2021.

Local addresses U.S. Senate

Alpaca Direct co-founder James Hobart testified in the U.S. Senate on Thursday in Washington D.C., speaking on the challenges and opportunities of small businesses in rural America.

Legals for March, 20 2022

Clifford Leroy Bajumpaa

Clifford Leroy Bajumpaa, 72, was the kind of friend we would all like to be.

Jackie, Tito Jackson return to Gary to tour hometown school

GARY, Ind. (AP) — Two of Michael Jackson’s brothers returned to their hometown of Gary, Indiana, to watch students perform at a school the siblings last visited nearly a half-century ago.

Amazon, Beyond Meat fall; Eli Lilly, Ulta Beauty rise

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially Tuesday:

Bonner County News of Record - Jan. 23, 2023

Police log information for Sandpoint, Ponderay and Priest River police departments, and the Bonner County Sheriff's Office.

No. 6 Arizona routs Cal 69-33 after loss to No. 1 Stanford

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Arizona felt the sting of a lopsided loss to top-ranked Stanford from the moments after the final horn, through the off-day practice and into the build-up to Sunday's game against California.

Biden's beach hideaway has political sun shining on Rehoboth

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. (AP) — This resort town known for Atlantic waves that are sometimes surfable, fresh-cut French fries and a 1-mile wooden boardwalk that dates to the 1870s has long prided itself on being the “Nation's Summer Capital.”

California governor plans $4 billion for economic recovery

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — After spending most of 2020 telling small businesses to close and limit their customers, California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday proposed $4 billion worth of state spending he says will help them survive in 2021.

A slowdown in US inflation eases some pressure on households

All told, the latest figures provided the strongest evidence to date that inflation in the United States is steadily slowing

The Latest: German lockdown makes for all-too silent night

BERLIN — Christmas Eve in Germany is shaping up as an all-too-silent night as COVID-19 cases hovered near record highs, police threatened fines for violating restrictions on gatherings and people lined up outside a shuttered nightclub to get tested for the coronavirus.

Column: Bigfork's Benn bids farewell to coaching

Jim Benn has called his last play for the Bigfork Football Vikings, and his departure from the Montana coaching ranks was just the way he wanted it: quiet.

Who’s that algorithm in the mirror?

There’s a lot of stink about social media algorithms which dictate what content we see online. Computer code pays attention to what we click and how long we linger, then feeds us more until we gorge ourselves on sameness. It’s no coincidence we begin to see narrowed themes in ads, videos, and auto-generated news (whether real or dubious).

Whitefish Review and Explore Whitefish host ‘Powder Days’ author

The event, presented by Whitefish Review and Explore Whitefish, will include live music, an interview with the author, a reading from her book “Powder Days,” as well as a conversation with audience members.

Whitefish Review and Explore Whitefish host ‘Powder Days’ author

The event, presented by Whitefish Review and Explore Whitefish, will include live music, an interview with the author, a reading from her book “Powder Days,” as well as a conversation with audience members.

Legals for March, 1 2022