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Sanders County derailment spurs memories of 1999 'Silver Bullet Derby'
Sunday’s Montana Rail Link derailment along the Clark Fork River near Paradise brought back memories for some Sanders County locals who recalled a similar incident more than two decades ago.
This Week in History - July 2, 2020
100 Years Ago
Media filth
Media has been used throughout the decades to manipulate. If you watch TV or movies, you should be incredibly concerned and disturbed.
Don't bring garbage into your house!
Media has been used throughout the decades to manipulate. If you watch TV or movies, you should be incredibly concerned and disturbed.
Panhandle rivers shaping up better than average for June
By RALPH BARTHOLDT
Time running out to apply for spring bear controlled hunts
Hunters have through Feb. 15 to apply for this spring’s controlled black bear hunts.
Republican lawmaker faces recall drive over GOP walkout
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — A new recall effort emerged against one of the Republican lawmakers who left the Capitol to protest environmental legislation.
Republican lawmaker faces recall drive over GOP walkout
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — A new recall effort emerged against one of the Republican lawmakers who left the Capitol to protest environmental legislation.
EPA will propose putting CFAC on Superfund list
EPA will propose putting CFAC on Superfund list
Form 75 can help you on special fuel taxes
This is not about the new tax laws just implemented, but what I believe is an unjustly applied sales tax by some retailers on propane fuel. Many of us have probably owned and used small propane tanks for cooking on the barbecue, or for small propane heaters in our homes, workshops or for heating on construction sites.
Grievance filed over LPOHS move
A coalition of residents, parents and educators has filed formal grievances and complaints with state and federal agencies, alleging concerns about funding, compliance and student services.
Columbia Falls Aluminum Company to perform additional investigative work this fall
The Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. will start doing further testing and more environmental investigation at the Superfund site north of Columbia Falls starting this fall and running into December, the company recently said.
Council approves Teakettle Heights; largest single subdivision in Columbia Falls history
The Columbia Falls City Council Monday night approved developer Mick Ruis’ Teakettle Heights subdivision on former Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. lands.
Post Falls to expand cemetery
Increase in interest from Spokane-area residents due to lower lot costs
POST FALLS - Post Falls is in expansion mode with Evergreen Cemetery.
THANKS: To safe-minded businesses
I would like to express my thanks to the local businesses that have done so much to protect their customers and employees.
No headline
This is a thank you letter to our community, and a plea of an unusual kind.
King County seeks further easing of COVID-19 restrictions
King County plans to apply for approval to enter into a modified Phase 1 on Monday after Gov. Jay Inslee announced he wouldn’t extend the state’s COVID-19 stay-home orders
Let Wal-Mart build supercenter
Editor,