India's PM to attend temple groundbreaking at disputed site

NEW DELHI (AP) — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend a groundbreaking ceremony next week for a Hindu temple on a disputed site in northern India where a 16th century mosque was torn down by Hindu hard-liners in 1992, according to the trust overseeing the temple construction.

Scientists are working to save lives, not impinge freedoms

I would like to propose a thought experiment about Covid testing related to who gets tested, how often they get tested and how that relates to the conversations about percentages.

US diplomat in Hong Kong says security law use a 'tragedy'

HONG KONG (AP) — The top American diplomat in Hong Kong said Monday that it is a “tragedy” to use the semi-autonomous Chinese territory’s new national security law to chip away at freedoms in the Asian financial hub.

Consistency and Wine Production

Ultimately the wineries that become our favorites as retailers and consumers are the ones that year after year produce wine that we really like, and feel is worth the money we spend on it. The challenge then is to determine which producers those are, and how to discover that they do produce with consistency.

Hitting the sweet spot

Reno artist's obsession with Twinkies spans 4 decades

Cabin Fever Night set for March 10

Cabin Fever Night

Best Shopping

Best Shopping

Stuffed animals found in wooded grave

While walking in the woods off Tally Lake Road, a woman reported finding a rectangle of earth that had been recently dug up. According to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office, when she and her boyfriend dug in the spot with a stick, they allegedly discovered several stuffed animals buried and stopped digging for fear of what else they would find.

The holiday season should be about love, not spending

It’s a magical time of year filled with lights, joy, food and family, but it’s often over scheduled and exhausting.  

Stuffed animals found in wooded grave

While walking in the woods off Tally Lake Road, a woman reported finding a rectangle of earth that had been recently dug up. According to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office, when she and her boyfriend dug in the spot with a stick, they allegedly discovered several stuffed animals buried and stopped digging for fear of what else they would find.

'RADICAL' FILMS REEL IN ADVENTURE FANS

The best high adrenaline films from the Banff Mountain Film Festival are coming to Sandpoint’s Panida Theater on Friday.

Marine's Marine carves niche in corps' history

Military Tales celebrates servicemen and servicewomen and their service to the U.S.

Notice of Application & Public Hearing

PROJECT: A Binding Site Plan in order to create 79 lots and four non-buildable tracts from one existing 3.77-acre parcel in the Rural Community zoning district of Grant County.

Webblog connects paper with readers, non-readers

For nearly a year, the Daily Bee has been hosting a running dialogue with readers and non-readers alike and we haven't killed one tree or used one ounce of ink to do it.

Flathead County sheriff

An intoxicated man allegedly hit on a 15-year-old baby sitter at a home on Somers Stage Road. Flathead County sheriff's deputies responded after other people present asked the man to stop and punches were thrown. Deputies forwarded their report to the Flathead County Attorney's Office for possible charges.

Icelandic rock band, Kaleo to take to the Festival stage

The Icelandic rock band is the first concert announced by the Festival at Sandpoint for its 2022 summer concert series

Icelandic rock band, Kaleo to take to the Festival stage

The Icelandic rock band is the first concert announced by the Festival at Sandpoint for its 2022 summer concert series

Icelandic rock band, Kaleo to take to the Festival stage

The Icelandic rock band is the first concert announced by the Festival at Sandpoint for its 2022 summer concert series

Pamida will become a Shopko during summer conversion

Beginning in mid-summer, there will be a new sign going up at the Pamida store located at 1600 U.S. Highway 2, and with it the local store will see its share of an anticipated $80 million improvement in Pamida stores nationwide.

Fraud veil cast over bridal boss

A Post Falls bridal store owner is facing a host of felony charges, including grand theft, forgery and fraud.