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Legals for April, 26 2023
WOKE SOCIETY: It’s not working
Ponder this. With all this pushing for a Woke Society, who is it we are actually waking up?
WMS students help archive websites
Job description leaves out bitcoin requirement
A man told the Kalispell Police Department he “was petitioned for a job over the internet” and the supposed employer deposited $5,000 into his bank account in order to attempt to get him to send cryptocurrency to Alabama. The alleged new hire wanted an officer to look at his “paperwork.”
Job description leaves out bitcoin requirement
A man told the Kalispell Police Department he “was petitioned for a job over the internet” and the supposed employer deposited $5,000 into his bank account in order to attempt to get him to send cryptocurrency to Alabama. The alleged new hire wanted an officer to look at his “paperwork.”
Hula Pot restaurant opens in downtown Cd'A
Featuring a Hawaiian theme and menu, Hula Pot restaurant has opened at 114 N. Fourth St. in the former Canton location.
New Oval Office eatery under construction
A new larger building for The Oval Office is under construction on Spokane Street in Post Falls.
Year-end opportunities at Dover Bay
Neighborhood of the Week
As the clock runs out on 2016, the Dover Bay Waterfront Community is offering some tantalizing ideas to ring in the new year.
Request seeks to build ATV track in Stillwater Forest
A request to develop an all-terrain vehicle track and camping area on state forestland just north of the Olney green-box garbage collection site has been submitted to the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation.
Repository in progress
State and town workers along with interested community members took another tour Thursday afternoon of Flat Creek, where a repository is in the process of being built.
President Kennedy was wearing a dark gray business suit
Over the next few weeks this column will highlight the contact Columbia Basin Herald Editor Ned Thomas had with the White House and President John F. Kennedy in the early 1960s. Today we backtrack a bit and then continue with Thomas' own account.
Oriental market owner brings fresh palate to the Flathead Valley
Glenda Hamilton honed her business acumen through different experiences than most entrepreneurs in the Flathead Valley.
Glacier plates have helped fund $550,000 in projects
The Glacier Fund recently received information from the Montana State Department of Motor Vehicles regarding the top 10 selling specialty license plates. We were very pleased to find out that The Glacier Plate is currently the second best selling plate in Montana.
Experience Florida, Off the Beaten Path
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Grant funding available to increase international sales for Montana’s small businesses
The federal funding, from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), will be administered through Export Montana’s State Trade Expansion Program (STEP).
Glacier plates have helped fund $550,000 in projects
The Glacier Fund recently received information from the Montana State Department of Motor Vehicles regarding the top 10 selling specialty license plates. We were very pleased to find out that The Glacier Plate is currently the second best selling plate in Montana.
Glacier plates have helped fund $550,000 in projects
The Glacier Fund recently received information from the Montana State Department of Motor Vehicles regarding the top 10 selling specialty license plates. We were very pleased to find out that The Glacier Plate is currently the second best selling plate in Montana.
New West not quite like the Old West
It has been astutely pointed out that the top two seeds in the West Regional of this year’s NCAA men’s basketball tournament are actually western teams, for the first time since 1991.
DIAMOND RECAP 2024
A look at the Basin-area high school softball and baseball seasons
MOSES LAKE – Baseball and softball seasons have come and gone across the Columbia Basin, with state tournaments wrapping up last weekend. Read along for a look at where teams finished in their leagues, as well as districts and state tournaments.
Martino Tuscan Grill opening in Riverstone
The new Martino Tuscan Grill will open soon at 2360 Old Mill Loop in Riverstone. The location is the former Rivelle’s River Grill next to Starbucks, with seating for 75.