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Let's keep the miracle of capitalism
To experience a miracle all you need do is go to the grocery store. Here in the middle of winter and Montana you can buy fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, bread, fish and almost any kind of food item you can think of. Then you have drugs, beer and wine and way too many other things to list here. The same miracle can be experienced at other stores where you can buy a huge variety of items you want or need.
Traffic delays expected during work at Hungry Horse Dam
Traffic will be slow-moving across the Hungry Horse Dam for about 11 days next month, as crews conduct an inspection of a fixed-wheel gate that's part of a plan to modernize the dam.
Japan's Toyota sees profit slip, holding up despite pandemic
TOKYO (AP) — Toyota’s July-September profit fell 11% from a year earlier as the coronavirus pandemic slammed global demand, but Japan’s top automaker appeared to be holding up better than weaker rivals that have sunk into the red.
FAST FIVE: Mom of six Doree Handford knows you can't pour from an empty cup
Meet Doree Handford, a wife and a devoted mother of six who has spent the past two decades walking alongside families as they step into the world of parenthood. Through her work as a childbirth educator, doula and unwavering friend, Doree has supported countless parents during one of the most transformative times of their lives. Her passion for building strong families and supporting overwhelmed parents has driven her to create meaningful community programs, including A Parent’s Paradise Charities and the beloved Coeur d'Alene Mom Prom event.
Bravettes back on top
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Minors and the media
As we report the news, my staff and I often find that we cover sensitive issues, and unfortunately, they often involve minors.
Belarus leader reshuffles lieutenants to tighten control
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Belarus' authoritarian leader reshuffled his top government lieutenants Thursday in an apparent attempt to strengthen his position amid weeks of protests pushing for him to resign after 26 years in office.
City workers place new stop signs on Mineral Avenue
The stop signs mean both intersections are four-way stops.
Two charged in connection with Hurst slaying
Two people have been charged in connection with the shooting death of Brandon Vern Hurst
Evers seeks federal grant for Capitol statue of Black leader
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Thursday requested $150,000 in federal grant money to pay for a new statue on the Capitol grounds of the state's first Black secretary of state and to restore two statues that were torn down by protesters in June.
Martin, Murphy, Peterson spark Rice comeback in 77-66 win
HOUSTON (AP) — Robert Martin and Trey Murphy III scored 21 points apiece as Rice topped Middle Tennessee 77-66 on Sunday after a huge second half.
AP interview: Libyan minister hopes for support from Biden
TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — The powerful interior minister of Libya’s U.N.-backed government, seen as a contender for the post of prime minister, has expressed hopes that bringing stability to his war-torn country would become a top priority for the incoming Biden administration.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Vintage checkup
Vintage has always mattered and it still does.
WTC holds auditions for ‘Kalamazoo’
Auditions for “Kalamazoo” will be held on Sunday, Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. at the O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish.
An open letter to Governor Gianforte
In Senate Bill 370 are the seeds to force the citizens of this great state in accepting the control of the New World Order.