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Republicans threaten our freedoms
All my life, I was told to protect and defend freedom. I was taught to respect patriots who gave their lives for freedom, our freedom. Republicans now threaten this freedom. United under a creed of white nationalism and evangelical delusion, led by a convicted felon.
Ducks in the water in St. Regis
Tyler Captarelli, right, dumps hundreds of rubber ducks into the water during the annual rubber duck race held at the Dog House Saloon in St. Regis.
Brian Douglas Halfhide, 72
Brian Douglas Halfhide, 72, of Dalton Gardens, Idaho, flew into the arms of his Savior, Jesus Christ, on July 10, 2024. Brian was born July 27, 1951, in Spokane, Washington, to Rollo and Dolores (Dykeman) Halfhide.
NYC extends curfew all week; mayor says no to National Guard
New York City extended an 8 p.m. curfew all week as officials struggled Tuesday to stanch destruction and growing complaints that the nation’s biggest city was reeling out of control night by night
DNA technology solves 41-year-old mystery
Montana woman identified
Mildred Hubertz was 59 when she went missing from St. Ignatius, Mont., in 1968. In November 1982, hunters near Newport, Wash., — an almost four-hour drive from the small town 40 miles from Missoula — found a partial human skull in a remote wooded area north of the small Pend Oreille County community. Friday, Pend Oreille County officials announced the skull was Mildred's — a discovery they said was made possible through investigative genetic genealogy.
Authorities find bones in Illinois based on killer's remarks
PERU, Ill. (AP) — Authorities are analyzing bones found in Illinois to determine if they are the remains of a woman whom a convicted serial killer imprisoned in Ohio claims he killed about 15 years ago.
Texas A&M rallies in second half to beat Georgia 74-69
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — Georgia freshman guard Anthony Edwards understandably owns all the hype, but Texas A&M’s Emanuel Miller was the top freshman on the court Saturday.
Triumph by fire
Fire Iron Forge in Rathdrum offers hands-on education in traditional blacksmithing
Fire Iron Forge in Rathdrum offers hands-on education in traditional blacksmithing
Ignite your creativity
A shopkeeper was dismayed when a brand-new small business, much like his own, opened next door on his left and erected a huge sign that read BEST DEALS.
Archaeology of Holy Land subject of weekend lecture in Soap Lake
SOAP LAKE — Archaeological discoveries in the Holy Land and the stories they tell will be the subject of a free lecture at 6 p.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church of Soap Lake, 322 Division St. S.
Pakistan court resumes appeal hearing in Daniel Pearl murder
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan’s top court on Tuesday resumed the hearing of an appeal from the family of American journalist Daniel Pearl against the acquittal of a British-born Pakistani man convicted over the 2002 beheading of the Wall Street Journal reporter.
Polson man pleads not guilty to misusing construction funds
A Polson man is accused of accepting money for a construction project and misappropriating the funds. Andrew Elwood Hoel, 50, entered a plea of not guilty in Polson District Court Oct. 19 to two felony charges of exploitation of an elderly or disabled person.
China aims to make 1 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses a year
BEIJING (AP) — A Chinese health official said Friday that the country's annual production capacity for coronavirus vaccines will top 1 billion doses next year, following an aggressive government support program for construction of new factories.