Whitmer: Trump is 'biggest threat' to America, cost lives

LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Thursday sharply criticized President Donald Trump following revelations that he had purposely downplayed the deadly coronavirus, calling it “devastating” news and Trump the “biggest threat” to Americans.

Gerald 'Jerry' Dean Wabschall, 75

Mr. Gerald “Jerry” Dean Wabschall of Kalispell passed away on Wednesday, May 18, 2022, at the age of 75.

WSU baseball, swimming programs join Mountain West as affiliate members

Washington State University athletics has entered into a conference affiliation agreement to have their baseball and women’s swimming programs participate in the Mountain West Conference, it was announced Tuesday.

5K fundraiser for ACPR to kick off Miracle on Main Street

OTHELLO – Othello businesses Feel Good Fitness and Columbia Physical Therapy are partnering with the Othello Holiday Committee to host the Run, Run, Rudolph 5K Fundraiser for Adams County Pet Rescue Dec. 2 at 8 a.m. to kick off this year’s Miracle on Main Street celebration.

Building permits for Aug. 18, 2023

City of Moses Lake, unincorporated Grant County

College savings program started in Worcester goes nationwide

WORCESTER , Mass. (AP) — Four years after the pilot program launched in the city, state treasurer Deborah Goldberg visited Worcester Thursday to promote the rollout of the now-statewide BabySteps college savings program.

Amateur radio club collaborates to help during emergencies

Each month a group of dedicated Ham radio operators with the Clark Fork Valley Amateur Radio Club meet at Church on the Move in Plains.

'Unifying' art replaces mural that featured Confederate flag

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The Florida Senate on Tuesday unveiled a gleaming new piece of art at one of its most-visited corridors in the state Capitol, after removing an old mural that included the Confederate flag.

John Partridge, 57

On Feb. 9, 2024, the Lord took John M. Partridge home after battling cancer for a year and a half.

Signs at top of C. Falls agenda

The Daily Inter Lake

Two area businesses face legal trouble for flouting mask mandate

Health department staff members have handed off at least two businesses to the county attorney for defying Dr. Brad Black’s pandemic-related July health order.

Panhandle Alliance for Education grants top $125,000

Alliance announces awards for 51 classroom projects

Bonner County News of Record - July 29, 2024

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

CLN removes 'diversity, equity, inclusion' language from website

Board lifts hiring freeze to replace business manager who resigned in July

Trustees of the Community Library Network unanimously voted to remove the words "diversity, equity and inclusion" from the network's website Thursday during a meeting at the Hayden Library. “I believe that this is incongruent with the CLN’s personnel manual," Vice Chair Tom Hanley said, reading from a prepared statement.

Judge stops Lake Five development, for now

A Flathead County judge has granted a preliminary injunction at least temporarily halting any work on a controversial resort on Lake Five near Glacier National Park.

Legals for December, 16 2019

Spirit Lake gets ready for Winterfest

Outhouse Races set for Saturday

The lack of snow will be no issue on Saturday for the fourth annual Winterfest and popular Outhouse Races — but the racecourse will look a bit different.

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THE FRONT ROW with JASON ELLIOTT: Making the dream a new reality

It's the kind of game that athletes dream of.

Montana PBS — ‘11th and Grant’ episode features Luke Dowler

Montana PBS premieres a new episode of “11th and Grant” featuring Kalispell musician Luke Dowler Feb. 15