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Fall Mack Days gets going Thursday
The Fall Mack Days fishing tournament on Flathead Lake begins Sept. 15 and ends Nov. 13. This fall’s event will be the 41st Mack Days tournament sponsored by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes.
Downtown dear to businesswoman's heart
MOSES LAKE — Sue Torrence really loves her store.
Law roundup: Shoplifter sucked in by pricey vacuum
A woman allegedly cleaned up by stealing an $800 Dyson vacuum from a store and drove away in a black Subaru, leaving her “accomplice” to continue shopping. An employee ...
Bazaar kicks off holiday season
For many people, a gift made by hand is more cherished than anything bought in a store.
Brown: Masks to 'become part of our daily lives'
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Beginning next Wednesday, Oregonians in some of the state's most populous counties will be required to wear face masks when they are in public indoor spaces such as grocery stores and shops to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Brown: Masks to 'become part of our daily lives'
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Beginning next Wednesday, Oregonians in some of the state's most populous counties will be required to wear face masks when they are in public indoor spaces such as grocery stores and shops to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Texting scam reported
BONNERS FERRY — There’s a new scam circulating around Boundary County that involves residents’ cell phones.
Tiptoe through Dutch tulips? Not in coronavirus crisis
LISSE, Netherlands (AP) — The manicured lawns and pathways winding the flower beds at the Keukenhof spring garden, normally crowded with thousands of visitors on any given sun-splashed spring day, were deserted Thursday.
Sales brisk for units in senior community
The first building is still months from completion, but many of the units in The Woodlands active adult condominium community in Evergreen have already been sold sight-unseen.
USMCA implementation is disheartening to see
The headline on Page 4 of Western AG on Thursday, July 9, 2020, was indeed disheartening. It read “AG organizations applaud the implementation of the USMCA.”
Park roads close, Two Med, Many Glacier could reopen
Wintry weather has closed many of Glacier National Park’s roads, but some could reopen if the weather improves, Park spokeswoman Denise Germann said.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Where do tannins come from?
Tannins do many things for wine, they provide the structure that allows the layering of flavors, they give the wine longevity or its ability to age, and they preserve the wine to name just a few.
'Our values are all the same'
By BETHANY BLITZ
Sherwin-Williams opens North Kalispell paint store
Sherwin-Williams opens North Kalispell paint store
Shaved ice shop a family affair
Food for Thought: Internet Pornography - The New Crack Cocaine?
Internet Pornography - The New Crack Cocaine?
Protecting the Flower Creek watershed
After months of site visits, meetings and drafting, officials have completed a much-needed protection plan for Libby’s water source.
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Pruning clematis: It's complicated...
Clematis vines, like most roses, grow well in our part of the state. There are more than 200 hundred species, with many cultivars.
Movie-related products still hit stores despite film delays
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hollywood pressed pause on releasing most major films in theaters to combat the coronavirus outbreak, but that hasn’t necessarily been the case for toys and merchandise related to those movies.