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From the Archives - Sept. 28, 2023

"An exclusive undertaking establishment will be opened in the Kinnear building, formerly occupied by the Hende Furniture store about the first of next week, according to A.M. Peterson, of Newport, who is here this week."

From the Archives - Feb. 2, 2023

"John O'Hogge, had several gold/copper mines in the area [near Eastport] - explaining the naming of the two mountains on each side of the port - Hogue (O'Hogge) Mountain and Copper Ridge. The "east port" consisted of three log cabins and a number of tents. Supplies were purchased at the general store in King's Gate." Small Towns, Big Dreams

Celebrate Harvest in Coeur d’Alene on Oct. 18

New this year is the Punkin’ Stroll. From Oct. 18 to Oct. 30, visit participating businesses to judge decorated pumpkins and cast your vote for the best one. It is free to participate in and winners each receive a decorated faux pumpkin and a $25 gift certificate to one of the downtown stores

The Latest: Founder of site Trumparoo among dead at Capitol

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on the fallout of the storming of the Capitol by a mob of pro-Trump loyalists (all times local):

Law enforcement and court records

Lake County District Court, Judge McNeil presiding

Gonzo for Gonzaga

Locals share in the excitement as Bulldogs named nation's top team

Disrespected varietals

Varietally speaking, we all have our favorites. Overall in the US, Chardonnay and Cabernet remain atop the heap as the biggest-selling varietals. After those two there are many more grapes that seem to always garner interest. But at the bottom of the list are a couple of white grapes and a few more reds that, despite being produced into some lovely wines, garner as much respect as Rodney Dangerfield. Once wine consumers have a chance to try these wines and learn a bit more about them, though, they find they do deserve a spot in the wine rack. They go from never being ordered to at least modest representation and a grudging comment of "Hey that is pretty good!"

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — A Taste of South Africa: Exploring the unique wines of the rainbow nation

South African wines are top of mind after our thrilling South Africa edition of the monthly pop-up dinners this past Friday. We were swept away by the exciting history and flavors of these remarkable wines and can't wait to share some of the standout bottles we discovered (available for a limited time in the shop). Let's dive into the captivating world of South African wines!

Northwest Notes Sept. 11, 2021

Gonzaga women's nonconference schedule includes visit from defending NCAA champion Stanford

New season for tribal recreation permits begins March 1

Flathead Reservation conservation and recreation permits expire Feb. 28 and the new permit season begins March 1.

Hall takes superintendent post in Virginia

Hall takes superintendent post in Virginia

Liquor store robbery suspect killed in shoot-out

PONDERAY — An armed man was shot to death by police Monday after allegedly robbing a state liquor store in the Bonner Mall and leading officers on a high-speed chase.

Half Sun Travel Plaza, WinCo Foods construction moving right along

WinCo

MOSES LAKE — A couple of major commercial construction projects in Moses Lake are proceeding through the dirt-pushing stages and making early progress.

Law roundup: Man judged after walking a mile in stolen shoes

Store security called the Kalispell Police Department after a man wearing a black jacket and tan pants reportedly exchanged his shoes for a pair of shoes he stole from the store. The man then took his time in the store, using the restroom by the electronics department and on to peruse the merchandise in the men’s clothing department.

Head On

Officer John Powell, left, and Police Chief Jim Smith, right, investigate a head-on collision between a Dodge Ram 1500 pickup driven by Wendell Dull and a Ford F-750 dump truck driven by Barb White of Environmental Restoration. Crash occurred in front of the Libby Chamber of Commerce building at approximately 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 2.