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Demolition firm looks at site
The Durst Organization chosen for waterfront redevelopment
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Durst Organization of New York has been selected for a redevelopment project at Penn’s Landing where the Philadelphia 76ers had earlier proposed a new basketball arena.
The Durst Organization chosen for waterfront redevelopment
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Durst Organization of New York has been selected for a redevelopment project at Penn’s Landing where the Philadelphia 76ers had earlier proposed a new basketball arena.
Israel to shut down on weekends in response to virus surge
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel announced sweeping new restrictions on Friday in response to a new surge in coronavirus cases, including weekend closures of many businesses and limiting restaurants to takeout and delivery.
Columbia Falls: Adventure Lives Here; Community effort to rebrand the place
Lost llama can't find his way home
A stray llama was wandering down Wagon Wheel Road in Whitefish on Wednesday morning, according to the
Pottsville and Shoshone Park: Part 1
Many people in North Idaho may not recognize the name Pottsville. Natives to the area, especially those from Mullan, still refer to Shoshone Park as Pottsville. But where was Pottsville?
Columbia Falls: Adventure Lives Here; Community effort to rebrand the place
Be aware of food allergies when bringing treats to school
(BPT) - Back-to-school season is in full effect and parents are preparing their children for a safe and successful school year. At the beginning of the school year, many teachers organize a list of parents who will supply treats for special occasions throughout the year. For students, treat time at school is a big deal. The children look forward to sampling the different goodies, and the parents consult with each other and explore recipes to find the perfect treat that everyone will love.
Police Calls: Spiteful parker rips off wiper blade
A brand new water heater was reported stolen off a construction site on Labrie Drive.
Battered Louisiana coast braces for 1 more: Hurricane Delta
ABBEVILLE, La. (AP) — Boarded windows and empty sidewalks made parts of Louisiana's Acadiana region look like empty movie sets as major Hurricane Delta roared ever closer to the U.S. Gulf coast, apparently on track to smash into the same southwestern part of the state where Hurricane Laura blasted ashore six weeks ago.
Royal's Marc Janett named Grant County Fair Hay King
MOSES LAKE - The Washington State Hay Growers Association named Royal City's Marc Janett the 2015 Grant County Fair Hay King on Wednesday.
Colville Fuels Half-Sun Travel Plaza humming along
MOSES LAKE — It’s been a little over 15 months since the Confederated Tribes of the Colville opened Colville Fuels Half-Sun Travel Plaza of the southwest corner of South Wanapum Drive and West Lakeshore Drive.
China becomes first economy to grow since virus pandemic
BEIJING (AP) — China became the first major economy to grow since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, recording an unexpectedly strong 3.2% expansion in the latest quarter after anti-virus lockdowns were lifted and factories and stores reopened.
World/ Nation Briefs July 14, 2013
Sandpoint considering ban on drive-throughs
SANDPOINT — The city is eyeing zoning changes that could make drive-through businesses a thing of the past.
Police calls: skateboarder 'just trying to sell some weed'
Downtown parking lot will stay, for now
Business owners along the south end of Central Avenue say the city parking lot at the corner of Third Street and Central is vital to the success of their operations.