School and Senior Meals

School and Senior Meals: Nov. 29 - Dec. 5

Protect Migrating Birds

(NAPSI)—Fall migration is here, which could mean some surprise visits from out-of-town birds to your backyard. To survive the journey and any adverse weather conditions, these winged travelers could use a little help from their earthbound friends. One way to help is to start feeding the birds in the fall. Throughout winter, continue to feed your local songbirds that don’t migrate.

Election information released

Presidential primary, Lakeland levy election set for March 8; Early voting starts Monday

Kootenai County has announced voting information for the March 8 presidential primary and school district elections.

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BTAA gives helping paw to healthcare workers

Better Together Animal Alliance staff and their pets paid a visit last week to local healthcare workers.

Local team advances to semifinals in tech challenge

The Code Girls United Tech Trio team recently advanced to the International Technovation Challenge semifinals in the junior division for their development of a new driving app.

File Idaho income tax returns starting Feb. 12

The Idaho State Tax Commission starts processing 2020 Idaho individual income tax returns on Friday, Feb. 12.

N. Fork Fire at nearly 4K acres

PRIEST RIVER — The North Fork Hughes Fire was at 3,931 acres, the U.S. Forest Service said on Thursday.

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FEMA has given out $1.6 million toward Covid-19 funeral expenses

The federal Emergency Management Agency said last week that since Jan. 20, 2020, it has given $1.6 million to 316 Montana families to help pay for funeral expenses due to Covid-19 deaths.

April 23 declared National Pygmy Goat Day

SEATTLE, Wash., April 18, 2023 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — The National Pygmy Goat Association (NPGA) has declared April 23 as National Pygmy Goat Day. Members and affiliated clubs are planning events throughout the country to celebrate the day and showcase their pygmy goats...

Some closure orders lifted, others remain

Though the Forest Service has lifted some closure orders issued during peak fire season, others remain in effect.

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PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Timberlake adds another, plays without one, wins

Results from Thursday's prep girls basketball games.

The Latest: Madrid tightens coronavirus restrictions

MADRID — The Madrid regional government is making the wearing of face masks mandatory in all public areas, limiting how many people can gather in one place and targeting young people in a drive to stamp out new outbreaks of the coronavirus.

The Latest: French exports down 21.5% as pandemic bites

PARIS — New foreign trade figures released by France for the first half of 2020 reveal the economic devastation the coronavirus pandemic has wreaked on the eurozone’s second economy.

Polson boys split soccer matches

The Pirates got two goals from Ashtyn Nelson en route to a 3-0 Northwest A victory over Libby on Saturday, Sept. 9, but lost to Columbia Falls last Thursday.

Museum booth at UMANI Festival part of global day of play

MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Museum & Art Center announced their participation in the Our World: Worldwide Day of Play event this Saturday as part of the activities at its booth at the UMANI Festival. The festivities are set to run from noon to 6 p.m.

Fire in motor at Stoltze mill quickly doused

Columbia Falls firefighters quickly knocked down a fire at the F.H. Stoltze Land and Lumber mill in Columbia Falls late Monday evening.

Lightning causes fire at Moses Lake cold storage facility

MOSES LAKE – A structure fire at a Moses Lake cold storage warehouse in the 3200 block of Road N Northeast Thursday afternoon appears to have been caused by a lightning strike, according to a City of Moses Lake press release.