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Goats of Glacier offers chance to spend time with the animals
The working farm is a hands-on experience for locals and tourists to learn about where food comes from, try out daily chores like milking and brushing the animals, and pet farm animals for potentially the first time.
The Latest: From buzzing to bland, Louisiana businesses open
NEW ORLEANS -- Some Louisiana businesses have been slammed after reopening for the first time in 2 1/2 months while others are waiting for customers or taking another week to emerge from a nationwide virus lockdown.
Eagles visit No. 23 Hokies in key game on ACC schedule
Here are things to watch in the Atlantic Coast Conference in Week 6:
Eagles visit No. 23 Hokies in key game on ACC schedule
Here are things to watch in the Atlantic Coast Conference in Week 6:
Trump doubles up on Memorial Day events
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump silently honored the nation's war dead Monday in a wreath ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, first in a pair of public events also taking him to Baltimore, to the chagrin of the mayor.
Sanders seeks repeat of 2016 performance in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Bernie Sanders hopes Super Tuesday in Oklahoma will be a repeat of his performance four years ago, while the rest of the Democratic field hope to get a foothold in the Sooner State as voters in 14 states head to the polls.
Larry Dean Lenssen
1943 – 2026
Larry Dean Lenssen, age 82, went to be with his Lord and Savior on February 12, 2026. Larry was born on May 17, 1943, to Leonard and Johanna Lenssen, and grew up on the family dairy farm in Lynden, Wash.
Family-owned and budget-friendly
Furniture Now opens Feb. 3 in Coeur d'Alene
These days, people often look to online retailers for budget-friendly furniture. That doesn’t necessarily mean they’re satisfied with what they get. “We are consistently hearing from customers that once they receive it, they are not satisfied with the product,” said Luke Thompson, a manager and design team member with Hayden Furniture Depot. Attention to quality and customer service has allowed Hayden Furniture Depot — owned and operated by the Thompson family — to thrive at 310 W. Haycraft Avenue over the past seven years.
'A tribe of creatives'
Build_ leaders hear pitches from area startups during Summit
Creativity and innovation took center stage at the Innovation Collective building Thursday night, as area startup founders shared their aspirations during the first Build_ Summit.
The Latest: EU signs contract with British drug company
BRUSSELS — The European Union has signed a contract with British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca to provide a possible COVID-19 vaccine to its member states.
Trump's convention blurs official business and politics
WASHINGTON (AP) — Plenty of presidents have walked right up to the line separating official business from politics — or even stepped over it. President Donald Trump has blown past it with a bulldozer, and
Trump's convention blurs official business and politics
WASHINGTON (AP) — Plenty of presidents have walked right up to the line separating official business from politics — or even stepped over it. President Donald Trump has blown past it with a bulldozer, and
EU sanctions Belarus over election, gets in-kind response
BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union imposed sanctions Friday on 40 officials suspected of election misconduct and a brutal security crackdown on protesters in Belarus, which quickly retaliated by announcing its own sanctions against the EU and recalling its ambassadors from Poland and Lithuania.
The Arctic is on fire: Siberian heat wave alarms scientists
MOSCOW (AP) — The Arctic is feverish and on fire — at least parts of it are. And that’s got scientists worried about what it means for the rest of the world.
A heartfelt thank you from the CBH team
MOSES LAKE — The only reason the team at the Columbia Basin Herald can do our jobs is because of the dedication of veterans who have protected our Constitutional freedoms for well over 200 years. Freedoms like the First Amendment which guarantees a free press. We thank all of our local veterans for their contributions to preserving our freedoms and their hard work after their service to ensure the Columbia Basin is a wonderful place to live.
US sees "important progress" in Helsinki nuclear arms talks
HELSINKI (AP) — The top U.S. negotiator in nuclear arms control talks with Russia held in Helsinki says a one-day follow-up meeting to earlier talks in Austria has yielded “important progress.”
Jim McLean, Dundee Utd's title-winning coach in 1983, dies
DUNDEE, Scotland (AP) — Jim McLean, the Scottish soccer manager who led Dundee United to its only domestic league title in 1983 and the European Cup semifinals the following year, has died. He was 83.
Jim McLean, Dundee Utd's title-winning coach in 1983, dies
DUNDEE, Scotland (AP) — Jim McLean, the Scottish soccer manager who led Dundee United to its only domestic league title in 1983 and the European Cup semifinals the following year, has died. He was 83.
Arrest made in Calder arson case
Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office Cpt. Jeff Lee tells the News-Press that Jamie L. Jones, 45, of Fernwood was taken into custody without incident on the night of Oct. 8 around 10:50 p.m. for first degree arson.
EDITORIAL: Governor throws a knockout punch
University of Phoenix critique forms fightin' words