Second construction season begins on I-90/SH-41 interchange

Bridge work to be major focus in 2023

The second season of construction will resume this month at the Interstate 90 and State Highway 41 interchange, which is funded by Gov. Brad Little’s Leading Idaho initiative.

Traffic impacts to change at I-90/SH-41 in PF starting Monday

Work will shift to Seltice Way

Impacts will change beginning Monday in the work zone to upgrade the Interstate 90 and State Highway 41 interchange in Post Falls as work shifts to Seltice Way. The $78 million project is funded through Gov. Brad Little’s Leading Idaho initiative and is in its second year of construction.

Duo holds concert, music workshop

Nashville-based duo Mare Wakefield and Nomad are set to perform a concert at Stillwater Landing and hold a Turkish music workshop at North Valley Music School next week.

5 Reasons to Install a Ceiling Fan in Every Room

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Eat, Drink and Be Merry in Dutch Country Roads

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Election 2020-Debate, ADVISORY

Democratic presidential hopefuls debate tonight at 8 p.m. in Charleston, South Carolina. The AP plans the following coverage. For up-to-the minute information on AP's coverage, visit Coverage Plan at

Election 2020, ADVISORY

The South Carolina primary is on Saturday. The AP plans the following coverage. For up-to-the minute information on AP's coverage, visit Coverage Plan at

Flathead National Forest announces Lindbergh Lake Campground improvement project

The Flathead National Forest announced this week the Lindbergh Lake Campground Improvement Project, located on the National Forest approximately nine miles south of Condon.

Color Newman, adopt a best friend

Hi there! I’m Newman, a small, sandy‑colored bulldog and French bulldog mix with a big smile and an even bigger heart. I’m a good‑boy grad—that means I’m neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped, so I’m all ready to go home with you. I love kid‑level cuddles, silly voices and being told I’m handsome (because I am). Think you can color my picture and then help me find my forever family? I’m waiting at Grant County Animal Outreach, dreaming of walks, naps, and a best friend just my size. Adopt Newman —because every coloring page deserves a happy ending. Visit GrantCountyAnimalOutreach.org to fill out his application. To submit completed coloring pictures, email [email protected] to be featured in an issue of the paper. This spot is sponsored by Hot Springs Spa & Leisure. To sponsor the Pet of the Day, call Jeannie at 509-765-4561.

Color your world with Vault

Meet Vault, a black‑and‑white Border Collie cutie who’s ready to leap into your heart. This medium-sized, neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped boy has graduated from the Ridge Dog Prison Run Training Program, where he learned his paw‑some manners – sit, down, come when called and even how to heel like a champ. Vault is still learning the ropes inside a house (oops—not house‑trained yet), but with patience, crayons and love, his future is bright – just like your coloring page. So, grab your markers, color outside the lines, and adopt Vault—because this good boy is ready to fetch a forever home. Visit AdamsCountyPetRescue.com to fill out his application. Send your finished coloring pages to [email protected] to have your art featured in the paper. This spot is sponsored by Hot Springs Spa & Leisure. To sponsor the Pet of the Day, call Jeannie at 509-765-4561.

Meet (and color) Jerry!

Need a new masterpiece in your life? Jerry is ready to add some color! This handsome 3-year-old tan mixed-breed boy is looking for a forever home. While you're busy coloring his picture, imagine all the adventures you could have together. Jerry is neutered, vaccinated and ready to go home. He does well with kids, enjoys some dog friends, but he'd prefer a cat-free canvas for his next chapter. Color outside the lines, fall in love with that sweet face and, who knows, you might just find your newest best friend. Stop by Grant County Animal Outreach to meet Jerry and see if he's the perfect shade of awesome for your family! To adopt Jerry or another furry friend, visit GrantCountyAnimalOutreach.org or call 509-762-9616. This spot is sponsored by Hot Springs Spa & Leisure. To sponsor the Pet of the Day, call the Columbia Basin Herald Advertising Manager Jeannie Austin-Cook at 509-765-4561.

Results of special permit drawing available online

The results of the big game special permit drawings are now available online. Go to: http://wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/permits/ and click on "Check your special permit drawing results."

Mobile App Games Like Pokémon Go Present Potential Physical And Cyber Security Threats

(NAPSI)—Software developer Niantic’s new mobile app Pokémon GO has made history as the most played mobile game in the United States to date, according to TechCrunch. SurveyMonkey found that the app boasts more than 21 million actively daily users, who log nearly 35 minutes a day catching augmented reality monsters by visiting real-world location. Nearly all users want to become Pokémon masters, often overlooking the dangers of “catching ‘em all” during the process.

Revenge comedy pursues funds for a good cause

Cade Prophet Memorial Productions staging 'Exit, Pursued by a Bear"

Facing pushback, tourism officials say voluntary assessment remains critical

Facing pushback, tourism officials say voluntary assessment remains critical

2 militia members who went to Kenosha face gun charges

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Two Missouri militia members who authorities say traveled to Kenosha, Wisconsin, with a cache of guns to see President Donald Trump's visit in the wake of the police shooting of Jacob Blake are facing federal firearms charges, the U.S. attorney's office in Milwaukee said.

Ruben H. 'Rick' Martinez

Ruben H. “Rick” Martinez, 58, longtime Moses Lake resident died in his home Sunday, September 6, 2009 after a long illness.

Grant County resident diagnosed with mumps

MOSES LAKE — A Grant County resident contracted mumps while visiting Iowa last week.

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Your events guide to the Mission Valley

TN--Tennessee News Coverage Advisory 9 am

Good morning! Here's a look at how AP's general news coverage is shaping up in Tennessee. Questions about coverage plans are welcome and should be directed to the AP-Nashville bureau at 615-373-9988 or [email protected]. Becky Yonker is on the desk. News editor Scott Stroud can be reached at [email protected].