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BOCC back this week
The Bonner County commissioners are back in action this week after taking a week off their regularly scheduled Tuesday meetings to attend a conference in Boise.
Acquisition raises profile of Kalispell-based printer
Contrary to the tide of public perception, printing is not dead. One local print shop is expanding and producing more than ever.
Governor extending stay-at-home order to two more counties
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf's administration reported more coronavirus-related deaths in Pennsylvania on Wednesday and ordered residents of Lehigh and Northampton counties to stay home, with few exceptions, as more of the state is put under the directive in an effort to slow the virus' spread.
Jean Thiemens, 100
Jean Louella Duncan Thiemens of Coeur d’Alene, 100 years and 26 days old, went to meet her Lord September 4, 2021,
Gianforte endorses Sprunger, Brockman
Gov. Greg Gianforte threw his support Thursday behind Republican state Reps. Courtenay Sprunger and Tony Brockman, who are both facing primary challengers endorsed by the Flathead County Republican Central Committee.
Prep basketball drops 1-and-1 free throws
Last spring, the National Federation of State High School Associations struck the traditional one-and-one foul shots from its basketball rule books. The move was made to speed up games and eliminate rough play during the first foul shot.
Cut from the same mold
Three generations of women spend their days cutting, styling and coloring hair and manicuring nails at Carol’s Clip N’ Curl in Hayden. The youngest, 25-year-old Rashell Hoss, often finds herself chatting with customers who watched her grow up in the shop.
Cut from the same mold
Three generations of women spend their days cutting, styling and coloring hair and manicuring nails at Carol’s Clip N’ Curl in Hayden. The youngest, 25-year-old Rashell Hoss, often finds herself chatting with customers who watched her grow up in the shop.
WHO: Rich countries should donate vaccines, not use boosters
LONDON (AP) — Top officials at the World Health Organization say there's not enough evidence to show that third doses of coronavirus vaccines are needed and appealed Monday for the scarce shots to be shared with poor countries who have yet to immunize their people instead of being used by rich countries as boosters.
US restaurants turn to grocery sales to help offset losses
O'FALLON, Mo. (AP) — Charlene Gulliford at the Gandy Dancer never figured there would come a day when the Michigan restaurant known for its steaks and seafood would sell toilet paper and cartons of eggs, but the coronavirus has restaurants in survival mode.
AP Entertainment Digest for Tuesday, May 19
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Harris' Asia trip carries new urgency after Afghan collapse
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan has given new urgency to Vice President Kamala Harris' tour of southeast Asia, where she will attempt to reassure allies of American resolve following the chaotic end of a two-decade war.
'Visionary' civic leaders set the stage for FVCC
In 1967, three people sat around a table in the top floor of the Kalispell Public Library with a typewriter between them and a bullet-point plan to create a community college.
Biden leaves door open for US to stay longer in Afghanistan
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden on Thursday left the door open for U.S. troops to stay in Afghanistan through the end of the year, and one of his top generals told Congress that Afghanistan's military forces need American assistance to successfully counter the Taliban.
Holiday trinkets, treasures and treats
Holiday shopping goes local each year with a slew of craft fairs and gift bazaars that take place throughout the area.
'Visionary' civic leaders set the stage for FVCC
In 1967, three people sat around a table in the top floor of the Kalispell Public Library with a typewriter between them and a bullet-point plan to create a community college.
Two levies will be on the May ballot for Kalispell Public Schools
Kalispell Public Schools is putting a high school general fund levy and an elementary technology levy on the May ballot for amounts that still fall short of covering a looming budget deficit.
PREP XC: Priest River boys win Bonners Ferry Invitational
Colm McLaimtaig leads Priest River boys cross country to first-place finish.
Open House kicks off Fire Prevention Week Saturday
Selkirk Fire is kicking off Fire Prevention Week with live demonstrations, truck tours and hands-on CPR instruction at its annual open house.
Officials: Sudanese defense minister dies of heart attack
CAIRO (AP) — Sudan’s defense minister, Gen. Gamal al-Din Omar, died Wednesday of a heart attack while on an official visit to neighboring South Sudan, Sudanese military and government officials said Wednesday.