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Benevolent golf tournament hits Moses Lake Saturday

MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Firefighters’ Benevolent Golf Tournament hits The Links at Moses Pointe tomorrow, August 27, raising money for the International Association of Firefighters' local 1258 group in Moses Lake. The money raised from the tournament goes toward programs like Operation Warm, Firefighters for Kids and more. Along with the golf tournament, prizes and raffles will be included during the outing, and lunch will be served as well. Participation costs $150 for an individual golfer and $500 for a foursome. Golfers can also purchase mulligans and more for the course, with money going to charity. Registration for the tournament is open online and prior to the 9 a.m. shotgun start of the tournament on Saturday morning. For more information, or to register, visit https://bit.ly/3SUkqKx.

'Ski with Maggie Day' returns to Whitefish Mountain Resort

Olympian and Whitefish native Maggie Voisin will continue the tradition of “Ski with Maggie” day on Tuesday, Dec. 27, at Whitefish Mountain Resort.

Red Cross seeks blood donors

According to a recent press release, the American Red Cross is teetering on a blood shortage this winter, which could lead to a disruption in lifesaving care.

StoryCorps mobile recording booth records Flathead Valley’s stories

StoryCorps, an organization dedicated to recording Americans’ stories for more than 20 years, has helped nearly 700,000 people across the U.S. record meaningful conversations since the organization’s founding in 2003.

Types of renewable energy explained for homeowners and renters

Curious about the types of renewable energy? Learn what homeowners and renters should know about clean power options, costs, and everyday benefits.

NFL teams curtail or stop scouting; main owners meeting off

NFL teams are curtailing or completely stopping scouting operations as a safeguard against the spread of the new coronavirus.

NFL teams curtail or stop scouting; main owners meeting off

NFL teams are curtailing or completely stopping scouting operations as a safeguard against the spread of the new coronavirus.

Sandpoint Bombers win ninth grade competitive division title at Hoopfest

SPOKANE ­— The Sandpoint Bombers team — consisting of ninth graders Kelsey Cessna, Daylee Driggs and Karlie Banks, plus eighth grader Peyton Cessna ­— went a perfect 5-0 en route to a ninth grade high school competitive division title at Hoopfest, held in Spokane, Washington from June 29-30.

Strikers claim championship at 3 Blind Refs

The U15 Striker girls ended the spring season on a high note last weekend, dominating the competition en route to the championship.

Drilling equipment hits the road tonight

An ExxonMobil equipment shipment is scheduled to leave the Port of Lewiston tonight en route to the Idaho/Montana state line, the Idaho Transportation Department announced.

CONFUCIUS: Can't trust the Chinese

Kudos to Mr. Sloan’s article on China’s disregard of patents, industrial espionage and anything else they can glean without paying for. They have done this forever since the first U.S. industry transplanted itself into China. You cannot go into any store and not find an item “hecho en China.” And who taught them how to make all these items? Us, so it is no surprise that they think they can copy anything, subvert people into stealing or buy their way into technology.

Chiefs routed in Game 1 of Western semifinals

Winterhawks tally 5 unanswered goals

PORTLAND, Ore. - The Portland Winterhawks broke away from a 2-all tie with five unanswered goals in the final two periods en route to a 7-2 victory over the Spokane Chiefs in Game 1 of their Western Hockey League Western Conference semifinal series Friday night before 6,172 at Memorial Coliseum.

Barron wins Lilac golf tournament

Derek Barron of Lakewood, Wash., shot an even-par 72 on Sunday in windy conditions en route to a four-shot victory at the 53th Lilac City Invitational golf tournament at The Fairways at West Terrace, just outside Cheney.

Council failed to show leadership on issue

Chalk up another win for the paranoid and conspiracy theorists. So, now our water will not include fluoride. And why? Because the council decided to vote with the vocal minority. I know it is en vogue to think the government is trying to control our lives and science is less than perfect, but this is a clear case where we needed leadership from the council. Instead, the council chose the path of least resistance. But, shame on me and all of those that believe in logicalal public policy. I did not attend the meetings and I assumed the council would do the job of learning about the issue and choosing the best path for the public.

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Watson doesn’t make cut for USA men’s U19 final roster

Kalispell police

Kalispell police called a tow truck after someone summoned an officer to Fourth Avenue EN, where a baby was locked in a vehicle.

Kalispell police

Kalispell police received reports of items stolen from six cars Sunday morning. The cars were on Sixth Avenue WN, Sixth Avenue West, Mission Trail, First Avenue EN and Seventh Avenue WN.

Local National Guard deployed

Local soldiers in the Montana Army National Guard’s 495th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion deployed from Montana earlier this week, en-route to its mobilization station at Fort Hood, Texas. The unit is deploying in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Exhibit celebrates art trio’s points of view

For 15 years, a trio of local artists — Susan Conway Kean, Devon Chapman, and Gail Lyster — have been meeting once a week during the summer to get out and paint en "plein air.”