Legals for March, 24 2023

Epson Tour Circling Raven Championship 'Road to the LPGA' Tour spotlight: Roberta Liti

The Press will feature one of these players each week leading up to the tournament.

Organic or Conventional Seed and Plants: What’s the Difference?

It starts with the seed

It starts with the seed

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Jack DeBaun’s feathers are ruffled by my associating his humanism with the atheistic wars in the past. I draw a correlation between those non-religious wars and modern humanism for a good reason. The seeds of modern humanism are from the same tainted tree of atheism. Atheism and Darwinism are tenets of humanism. Those dictators I listed were inspired by and being consistent with atheism and Darwinism.

One Chicago community endures virus, violence and turmoil

CHICAGO (AP) — In harrowing moments, in the sobs of grieving mourners and the incessant wail of sirens, the crises of 2020 have played out painfully within a single Chicago community:

Spear leading 'Vandal Family' to prosperity

Longtime Idaho athletic director pays visit to Dover

Halvorsen, Cork carry W. Carolina past NC A&T 104-98 in OT

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Matt Halvorsen scored 23 points, Xavier Cork added 22 and Mason Faulkner had 20 as Western Carolina topped North Carolina A&T 104-98 in overtime on Saturday.

Snow thoughts

It is normal for Spring to arrive in Columbia Falls before it does on the North Fork. The difference this year is that there is still snow on the ground in Columbia Falls and it is still full winter on the North Fork. Neighbor Lynn Ogle reported this week that there is still a solid blanket of snow at Trail Creek. Moreover, it rained at Trail Creek, followed by a hard freeze that put an icy crust on top of the snow.

There is one God, one mediator for all of mankind

Having recently visited Washington, D.C., I was amazed at the beautiful memorials and the fascinating museums.

Hagadone Marine Group announces Woodhead as new director of marketing

Hagadone Marine Group in Coeur d’Alene is pleased to announce that Kodie Woodhead has been appointed as the new director of marketing.

Legals for August, 15 2023

Inside Idaho's $410 million education bill

The Legislature’s Sept. 1 special session was a done deal. But that didn’t stop about 650 Idahoans from calling or emailing Gov. Brad Little’s office about his plan to pour state surplus dollars into tax cuts and education spending. A majority of the calls and emails ran against Little’s proposal — which became House Bill 1, the lone bill considered and passed during the one-day session.

Inside Idaho's $410 million education bill

The Legislature’s Sept. 1 special session was a done deal. But that didn’t stop about 650 Idahoans from calling or emailing Gov. Brad Little’s office about his plan to pour state surplus dollars into tax cuts and education spending. A majority of the calls and emails ran against Little’s proposal — which became House Bill 1, the lone bill considered and passed during the one-day session.

Asia Today: Australia's Victoria state imposes curfew

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — The premier of Australia’s hard-hit Victoria state has declared a disaster among sweeping new coronavirus restrictions across Melbourne and elsewhere from Sunday night.

Great spud draws spec-taters

The Great Big Idaho Potato is back on tour again.

Hungry Horse Dam still an engineering marvel at 65

Even today, the numbers are staggering when one considers the materials and manpower that went into building Hungry Horse Dam.

'One heck of a life'

Longtime Bee columnist, journalist remembered

In some ways, Valle Novak was a chameleon. One moment, the longtime Daily Bee society editor and columnist would be making her way through the woods on the hunt for a deer. Or maybe a bear to help feed her family of six kids. The next, she was dressed to the nines — as glamorous as a Hollywood star casually discussing the latest arts and cultural tidbits or interviewing a musical legend. Easily shifting from one to the other, at home in either setting.

There's always a wild card with fire seasons

There are fires still burning in Montana, but for the most part, our northwest region is just about of the woods.

Galesburg, an American crossroad, tunes out feuding Congress

GALESBURG, Ill. (AP) — Pickup trucks and cars rumble north across East Main Street's railroad tracks into Galesburg, Illinois, past the red-brick Lindstrom's appliances building that has occupied the same corner for more than 100 years.

Last Best Ride returns for fourth edition

In just four years, Whitefish’s Last Best Ride has quickly become one of Montana's premier gravel cycling events.