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Judge rejects Kansas Rep. Watkins' request to remove DA
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A state court judge has rejected a freshman Kansas congressman's request to remove the Topeka area's prosecutor from a criminal election fraud case against him.
AP News in Brief at 9:09 p.m. EDT
Police officers not charged for killing Breonna Taylor
Students place in top ten at BPA Nationals
The seven Superior Business Professional of America students weren't sure if they were going to get enough money to go to the BPA National Conference, but from May 6 through May 13, the students were in Anaheim, California, thanks to the support of the community.
'Stealth' way to fight crime
New PFPD bike unit varies from traditional patrols
POST FALLS - The newest tool to fight crime in Post Falls is an old standby to get around.
New restrictions coming on travel between the US and Mexico
SAN DIEGO (AP) — U.S. officials are expected to announce new restrictions on the southern border Friday as they try to halt the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
Gathering of giants
Jazz greats bring two big nights of music to the Flathead Valley
New restrictions coming on travel between the US and Mexico
SAN DIEGO (AP) — U.S. officials are expected to announce new restrictions on the southern border Friday as they try to halt the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
Contact Tracing II
This is a series about COVID-19 preparation and regional updates. Check the Press daily for new information, tips, and ways our health care professionals are working to keep our community safe. • • •
Little issues statewide stay-home order
BOISE — Following the guidance of Idaho’s public health experts, Governor Brad Little issued a statewide stay-home order today for all Idahoans.
Little issues statewide stay-home order
BOISE — Following the guidance of Idaho’s public health experts, Governor Brad Little issued a statewide stay-home order today for all Idahoans.
PROGRESS: SPOT Bus expands service, marks 15 years
Big baby ready for some snuggles
SOAP LAKE – Buddha is a great big boy full of love and energy. He loves to play in the water, go on walks, cuddle and sunbathe. He is still young, a little over a year old. He is a bullmastiff and boxer mix who weighs about 100 pounds. He is neutered, up to date on shots and ready to be adopted whenever. If you want to add Buddha to your family visit RockBottomRocker.org and fill out an application. If you can’t adopt right now but want to help a local shelter, visit the site and click “donate,” or reach out to the shelter via Facebook to coordinate food donations.
So long old school
I looked for my webs.
A view on the situation in Whitefish from Israel
Until just a couple of weeks ago, the only whitefish I really ever heard of was the kind you sometimes find in a small plastic container that you ate with a meal at kiddush. But, suddenly, there is a new whitefish to be reckoned with. Or, perhaps more precisely, Whitefish, Montana — population 6,649. It has a handful of lodges, a couple of restaurants, a few stores and a ski resort. I feel fairly confident in saying that the vast majority of those reading these words will have never heard of Whitefish, Montana.
Legals March 30, 2020
No. 26915 Swift Smith Salvage: The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC), Stillwater Unit is proposing to salvage and harvest timber approximately 8 miles northwest of Whitefish, due to an extensive wind event that occurred on March 14. The salvage area covers 300 acres of mature timber within sections 19, 20, 29, 31, 32, and 33 of T32N, R22W. The proposed project would harvest approximately 1 to 1.5 million board feet of timber with a focus on the downed, damaged, and infested trees; pile and burn slash, perform site-preparation and plant new trees. Please submit any comments and suggestions concerning this proposal no later than April 13, 2020 to Mike McMahon, DNRC Stillwater Unit, PO Box 164, Olney, MT 59927, or to [email protected] or 406-881-2670. March 30, 2020 MNAXLP __________________________
Arctic Circle closing after 40 years
If you haven't stopped by for one last Ranch Burger or a lime squeeze, time's a wasting.
School Rocks Backpack Giveaway is July 31
TCC, Wireless Zone stores will donate 140,000 backpacks of school supplies
TCC, Wireless Zone stores will donate 140,000 backpacks of school supplies
The Calypso's Story
A person entering the front door to Calypso's Coffee & Creamery is first met with the ambient sounds of a thriving coffee house.
Roadkill salvage permits now available online
Words of praise for online licensing system
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has revised their on-line licensing system and it works!