Have you ever been 'stalked' by an ad? Here's why

Having recently moved to Montana, it’s become evident that I must explore this magical place. The mountains, lakes, trails and valleys beckon me, so naturally, I’ve had to buy hiking boots, bear spray, snowshoes, jackets, bike gear as well as various other items to help me “properly” get around. Not to mention the studded snow tires for my wife’s Prius. That was a necessary purchase.

Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce meets

HOT SPRINGS - Over chicken alfredo and salad, the Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce held its monthly meeting last Thursday.

New shop brightens Superior's main street

Hungry Horse Montana is down one shop owner and Superior now has her. Artisan Stephanie Dahl moved to DeBorgia last year with her family and opened The Outpost in December. The bright yellow shop is located across the street from the Old School House and holds treasures from local and regional artists.

Holiday bazaar to benefit group

SANDPOINT — Looking to do a little holiday shopping?

Town Pump prepares for early June opening

Construction crews are in the finishing stages at the new Town Pump on West Reserve Drive near U.S. 93, according to project manager Derek Swank of Swank Enterprises.

Working at play, playing at work

Toy stores gets ready for the holiday season

Cool remakes

As tastes change, big food makers try hipster guises

Mack Days tournament leaderboard tightens

After five weekends of fishing on Flathead Lake, just nine lake trout separate the top two anglers in the 2016 Fall Mack Days fishing tournament.

DREAM program secures grants

A $4,000 Plum Creek Foundation grant will put disabled athletes on Montana ski slopes, thanks to a group of Plum Creek employees who were the top scorers in a team-building exercise.

DREAM program secures grants

A $4,000 Plum Creek Foundation grant will put disabled athletes on Montana ski slopes, thanks to a group of Plum Creek employees who were the top scorers in a team-building exercise.

DREAM program secures grants

A $4,000 Plum Creek Foundation grant will put disabled athletes on Montana ski slopes, thanks to a group of Plum Creek employees who were the top scorers in a team-building exercise.

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ACH girls end basketball season with loss in state second round

COULEE CITY — The Almira-Coulee/Hartline girls basketball team finished the 2024-25 season with a 58-45 loss to Sunnyside Christian in the second round of the Class 1B state basketball tournament. With the loss ACH just missed a trip to the Spokane Arena.

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Williams nets 10 points on 3-for-4 shooting in collegiate debut

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Williams nets 10 points on 3-for-4 shooting in collegiate debut

Outlet mall to be reborn

Business Bits

The North Idaho Outlet Mall south of Interstate 90 near the Washington border evidently is getting new life.

Legals for March, 8 2023

Burn permits required May 1

Beginning May 1, and continuing until conditions are no longer favorable for safe burning, permits are required to burn yard debris or logging slash.

Moses Lake talks about retail stores

Council hopes to attract more

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake City Council discussed the lack of retail shopping in the city and what could be done to attract retailers.

Downtown Loan under new ownership

MOSES LAKE - Downtown Loan Company may have undergone a slight name change, but the services it offers to customers remains the same.

The curse of 1183

As 2018 approaches its close, it seems like an appropriate time to look back on proposition 1183 that has now been in place some four years in our nearby neighbor Washington. The law heralded as a huge benefit for consumers and largely funded by the likes of Costco, Total Wine and Trader Joes has turned out to be anything but a benefit.

Virus fatalities spike in Iran, with toll now at 1,135 dead

TEHRAN (AP) — Iran on Wednesday reported its single biggest jump in fatalities from the coronavirus as another 147 people died, raising the country's overall death toll to 1,135.