New business looks to expand to Royal City

ROYAL CITY — Royal City is on the verge of getting another much-needed shot in the arm in its economy as Global Fiberglass Solutions, based in Bothell, is looking to open up shop in the very near future, bringing with it about 200 jobs to the community.

Lost, not found

Hayden woman hopes for return of wedding bands

COEUR d'ALENE - Little meant more to Kathy Schnell than the two rings on her fingers.

Restoration transforms rusted ax heads into functional art

When Paul Flannigan saw a meticulously restored ax a few years ago, he thought to himself “I can do that.”

Car dealership's new owners embrace small-town life

From Holland and Tennessee to Anchorage, Alaska, the new owners of Ronan Motors brought a lifetime of experience with both cars and people to the Ronan community they now aim to serve.

Polson's Holiday Raffle gets updated

Bundled in a long white winter coat with stylish boots was Becky Riebe, holding onto a microphone as she sang “O Holy Night” to a crowd of about 50 people.

Wine shop works toward May 15 opening

Featured artist to arrive May 21

MOSES LAKE — A new wine shop called “i m b i b e” is expected to open on May 15 at 216 W. Third Ave. in downtown Moses Lake.

Legals for October, 30 2023

Cheryl Rae Clark, 63

On April 6, in her home surrounded by her husband and her two daughters, Cheryl was drawn home to live in eternity with her Lord Savior Jesus Christ after a tenacious, 19 year battle with breast cancer. 

Former mayor recalls Kalispell's younger days

It may seem like the Flathead has been changing rapidly over the last few years, but the differences people see today are nothing compared to what Tom Flynn has witnessed during his lifetime.

Inslee sending more National Guard troops to Seattle

SEATTLE (AP) — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has dispatched an additional 200 National Guard troops to Seattle to help maintain order after protests over the killing of George Floyd turned violent, with looters smashing up storefronts and stealing clothes and other items from downtown shops.

City of Moses Lake

Notice of Application and Public Hearing

Realtors in the giving spirit, always

Especially this time of year it is impossible to ignore the less fortunate in our community. Our mailboxes are filled with cards and letters soliciting donations for homeless humans and pets, folks with disabilities that run the gamut, people in need of food, shelter, clothing, mental health or drug counseling, etc., etc.

Noxon notches wins over Troy

A nail-chewer and a blow-out win were on the menu this past Tuesday as the Noxon Red Devils and Lady Devils wrapped up their regular season with victories against non-conference foe Troy.

Jesco business thriving in new location

It wasn’t too many months after Jesco Marine and Power Sports took over its new expansive facility south of Kalispell in January that it was breaking ground to add more space. 

My Brother's Keeper Pantry

Author Catherine Pulsifer once wrote, “People appreciate and never forget that helping hand especially when times are tough.”

Don't want to mow? Consider today's advice

I subscribe to several environmental magazines and though each of their focuses are on different facets of nature — earth, sky or water and their associated fauna, flora and well-being in general — all of them over the past year or so have pointed out the efficacy, practicality and beauty of a natural lawn.

Critics: Gov't meddling in school lunch swap

It was a tale of government meddling that outraged radio talk show hosts and a pair of Congress members: A 4-year-old in North Carolina was forced to dump her packed lunch and eat a state-dictated cafeteria lunch of chicken nuggets. Now school officials are blaming a teacher's error in making sure the child had a nutritious meal.

Superfund contractors waiting for projects

Kootenai County contractors vying for Superfund cleanup jobs might have to be patient.

Legals for November, 30 2025

Solid waste to replace sticker program

Bonner County is preparing to replace its solid waste dump sticker program with a card-based verification system, a change officials say will make it easier to confirm whether residents have paid the solid waste fee through their property taxes.