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Has ImageArts Festival returns
By MIKE RICHESON
Wesley Reed Chapin
Wesley Reed Chapin, son of former Columbia Falls resident Pat Chapin, passed away unexpectedly in his sleep at the family home in Thunder Bay, Ontario, on Dec. 19, 2009.
Wesley Reed Chapin
Wesley Reed Chapin, son of former Columbia Falls resident Pat Chapin, passed away unexpectedly in his sleep at the family home in Thunder Bay, Ontario, on Dec. 19, 2009.
Has ImageArts Festival returns
By MIKE RICHESON
Leonard Hetland
Leonard A. "Lennie" Hetland, 88, of Bismarck, N.D., died May 26, 2008, from complications of Alzheimer's at Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center under the care of hospice. His journey was long but with the loving care of family and friends it was made easier.
Leonard Hetland
Leonard A. "Lennie" Hetland, 88, of Bismarck, N.D., died May 26, 2008, from complications of Alzheimer's at Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center under the care of hospice. His journey was long but with the loving care of family and friends it was made easier.
Leonard Hetland
Leonard A. "Lennie" Hetland, 88, of Bismarck, N.D., died May 26, 2008, from complications of Alzheimer's at Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center under the care of hospice. His journey was long but with the loving care of family and friends it was made easier.
C-Falls blacksmith to throw down on History Channel
The red-hot heat from Scott Sweder’s forge radiates throughout his fabrication shop on the west side of Columbia Falls. He carefully slips a roughed-out piece of steel into its fiery mouth until the blade in progress becomes an orange-red ombre — a sign the metal is ready for hammering.
Harbor Light Furniture: Still a family affair
Harbor Light Furniture and Flooring will celebrate a big anniversary this year: 75 years as a Main Street business and 50 years with the Fisher/Whisman family.
China's new virus cases fall again, deaths now exceed 1,100
BEIJING (AP) — China on Wednesday reported another drop in the number of new cases of a viral infection and 97 more deaths, pushing the total dead past 1,100 as postal services worldwide said delivery was being affected by the cancellation of many flights to China.
Monday's Sports In Brief
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Iran currency slides and head of nuclear body contacts virus
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran’s currency on Sunday hit another record low on the same day a local news report said the head of the country’s atomic energy organization had tested positive for the coronavirus, becoming the latest senior official to become infected.
Your mission for today is kindness
“It’s like watching a movie play out on screen.”
Montana’s third leading cause of death in 2020 was COVID-19
COVID-19 associated deaths were the third leading cause of death in Montana last year, and the same ranking likely will hold true for 2021, according to a new report released by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services.
Content: Here's why it truly is king
I've written one article devoted purely to content and have mentioned its importance in most of my other humble offerings. Here it is again: The content on your website and the content you share via other routes is the most important element to your digital presence and the future of your business.
MOMENTS, MEMORIES and MADNESS with STEVE CAMERON: Except for one perfect memory ... good riddance to the Oakland Coliseum!
Now that the A’s have made it official that they want a new stadium — in downtown Oakland, at the current Coliseum site, in Las Vegas, Portland, Charlotte, Nova Scotia or Kathmandu — I can finally think of the Oakland Coliseum as a dead venue walking.
Presents purchased, good time had at Othello Shop With a Cop
OTHELLO — Othello Police Officer Omar Ledesma and his shopping buddy were looking everywhere, but there was no slime to be found. Not in aisle G, or E or F. Evelyn, Ledesma’s shopping buddy for the OPD Shop With a Cop, needed slime for a present. “Let’s see.. .slime, slime,” Ledesma said as he searched the aisles of the Othello Walmart. But there was no slime. Finally, Ledesma pulled out his phone to do a search of Walmart’s website.
Lake County Justice Court
From the bench of Lake County Justice Court Judge Randal Owens:
Sanders County Court Report - May 24-June 3
Sanders County Justice Court week of 5/24 to 6/3
JAN NIBJ: Business comings and goings
The Marcus Anderson building under construction at 8182 N. Wayne Drive in Hayden has commercial units to be occupied by Ascent Counseling and Marcus Anderson Family Foundation (now at 8382 N. Wayne Drive).