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Twila Jean Williams, 90
Twila Jean Williams, 90, was born July 7, 1933, in Elk City, Oklahoma, to Sam and Ledger Anders. She left this world for her home in heaven on Jan. 1, 2024, in Kalispell.
College football recap – week 6
MOSES LAKE — After a successful weekend for Washington college football where all three scheduled teams were victorious, we are now in full swing of October football. Across three games, fans were treated to a full spectrum of competitive rivalry wins, offensive domination and late comeback wins.
Rediscovering home: Magnificent flyers
He soared in on crooked wings spreading about five feet across the blue sky, clutching in his talons a branch with black moss hanging from it like a shaggy haircut.
Virus crisis in Belgium shows more signs of abating
BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgium, proportionally still the worst-hit nation in Europe when it comes to coronavirus cases, said Wednesday there are increasing signs that a turning point in the crisis was drawing close.
Does your dog or cat eat better than you do?
I was at the grocery store on Monday and was mesmerized by a lady who was actually reading the nutritional label on a bag of dog food. Yep, dog food. The photo on the dog food bag appeared to be a bowl of stew. Yum.
Robert Larsson, 94
Robert C. "Bob" Larsson, 94, of St. Ignatius, Mont., formerly of Hutsonville, Ill., died Sunday, July 23, 2023, at PAL Memory Care in Ronan.
Toss the poison and let Mother Nature do the work
Weekend Gardener Valle Novak talks pesticides, plants and letting Mother Nature do the work.
Hugh Hockaday, 80
Hugh W. Hockaday, 80, passed away at his home in Lakeside with his family at his side after a lengthy illness on Nov. 8, 2023.
Stocks up worldwide as governments eye reopening economies
With governments making moves toward letting businesses reopen, stocks rallied worldwide on Monday to kick off a busy week for markets.
Northwest Notes Sept. 10, 2021
News on Pac-12 women's basketball pairings
The Latest: Lombardy region makes people wear masks outside
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TRAVEL BASEBALL: Sandpoint Sasquatch 15U starts off tourney with thrilling 1-run win
The Sandpoint Sasquatch 15U will play the Spokane Expos 16U (4 p.m.) and the Crew 16U Black of Spokane (6 p.m.) on Saturday.
Waterton Lakes National Park: Beauty rising from the ashes
I didn’t know what to expect as I drove into Waterton Lakes National Park Thursday. I had visited the park twice before with my father, but that was before the Kenow Wildfire had burned a large portion of the park last fall.
Tone deaf? Prince William's tour criticized amid pandemic
LONDON (AP) — A national train tour by Prince William and his wife Kate has received a frosty welcome from leaders in Wales and Scotland, with one Welsh official saying he would rather “no one was having unnecessary visits” during the coronavirus pandemic.
Desperate hunt for food by Peru's poor amid virus quarantine
LIMA, Peru (AP) — Pushing a shopping cart with two children, César Alegre emerges from the large, deteriorated house near Peru's presidential palace that is shared by 45 families to search for food. Sometimes he begs in markets. Sometimes he sells candies.
Kovacs secretly recorded county staff, elected officials
Kootenai County Assessor Béla Kovacs has secretly recorded conversations with his employees and other county elected officials, as well as at least one executive session of the county commissioners.
Verdict in Oregon wildfires case highlights risks utilities face amid climate change
Utilities, especially in the U.S. West, are increasingly finding themselves in a financial bind that's partly of their own making, experts say.
Braves missing catchers Flowers, dÁrnaud with virus symptoms
The Atlanta Braves will be without their top two catchers, Tyler Flowers and Travis d'Arnaud, for Friday's opening game at the New York Mets after both players showed symptoms of the coronavirus.
Desperate hunt for food by Peru's poor amid virus quarantine
LIMA, Peru (AP) — Pushing a shopping cart with two children, César Alegre emerges from the large, deteriorated house near Peru's presidential palace that is shared by 45 families to search for food. Sometimes he begs in markets. Sometimes he sells candies.
Water woes at Chateau
Mobile Home Village residents says faucets running dry this summer