Law enforcement and court records - June 13

Grant monies to benefit Wallace historical groups

Several popular historical attractions received grant monies recently from the Idaho State Historical Society (ISHS).

Nadine Driggs

October 11, 1917 - September 21, 2018

Orphaned toddler grows up in shadow of massacre, coronavirus

An infant boy who survived a shooting last year that left his parents and 21 others dead now likes to thumb through picture books and dance to a Batman jingle with his grandmother, according to an uncle who helps care for the 1-year-old.

Orphaned toddler grows up in shadow of massacre, coronavirus

An infant boy who survived a shooting last year that left his parents and 21 others dead now likes to thumb through picture books and dance to a Batman jingle with his grandmother, according to an uncle who helps care for the 1-year-old.

Spreading the Word

• Wendy Kramer won the home spa basket raffled by Festival of Trees during the Boundary County Fair.

Post Falls Winterfest activities begin today

POST FALLS - Who says old signs and duathlon bike racks are nothing more than scrap metal?

North Idaho Briefs April 13, 2012

Jennie Eichelberger Sederdahl, 85

Jennie Eichelberger Sederdahl, 85, quietly passed away Jan. 7, 2007, at Mountain View Manor in Eureka, where she has resided for the past five years.

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Joyce Ann Dougall, 83

James (Jim) Ernest VanVoorhis

James (Jim) Ernest VanVoorhis July 18, 1934-June 26, 2022

Pizza shop is part of a wave of kindness for Polson’s essential workers

It began in mid-March, when Montanans were first facing the disorienting reality that community life was changing drastically and suddenly. Businesses and schools were shutting down; residents were holing up at home. And the concept of “essential workers” was born — workers at businesses deemed too critical to life as we know it were asked to stay at their jobs through a pandemic.

Disease of the Month: Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)

For the month of December, lets look at Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) and how it could affect you.

Europe's summer tourism outlook dimmed by variants, rules

LONDON (AP) — Chaos and confusion over travel rules and measures to contain new virus outbreaks are contributing to another cruel summer for Europe’s battered tourism industry.

Europe's summer tourism outlook dimmed by variants, rules

LONDON (AP) — Chaos and confusion over travel rules and measures to contain new virus outbreaks are contributing to another cruel summer for Europe’s battered tourism industry.

Europe's summer tourism outlook dimmed by variants, rules

LONDON (AP) — Chaos and confusion over travel rules and measures to contain new virus outbreaks are contributing to another cruel summer for Europe’s battered tourism industry.

Mexican state eyes closing US border as Arizona cases rise

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s coronavirus outbreak rose by a record 6,741 confirmed cases and 679 deaths Thursday, putting the country’s toll of 29,189 COVID-19 deaths higher than Spain’s, though the milestone was overshadowed by the resurgence in the United States.

Mexican state eyes closing US border as Arizona cases rise

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s coronavirus outbreak rose by a record 6,741 confirmed cases and 679 deaths Thursday, putting the country’s toll of 29,189 COVID-19 deaths higher than Spain’s, though the milestone was overshadowed by the resurgence in the United States.

GC Fair attendance up 58 percent

Fair visits top 60,000 in 2013; food booth revenue up

MOSES LAKE - Attendance apparently was up by 58 percent, or 25,144 people, and revenue was also increased at the 2013 Grant County Fair. Planning already is underway for 2014, and may include moving some longtime nonprofit food vendors to new locations.

DREAM Adaptive Recreation water sports week returns with support

DREAM Adaptive Recreation has been awarded a $7,500 grant from The Weyerhaeuser Giving Fund to support the non-profit’s Summer Water Sports Program.