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Photo: Snow cone refresh

Tiffany Gunderson buys a peach/mango snow cone from Keely Franklin, left, and Caleigh Mallett as they raise money for summer camp recently in Moscow.

Hiccups in the road for locals

Skies were clear and breezes gentle Tuesday at Palouse Ridge Golf Club, but it was not all smooth sailing for local favorites in the opening round of the venue’s second American Junior Golf Association tournament.

His View: Catholic Ireland more progressive than America

I can’t help but notice that the six Supreme Court justices who criminalized abortion were all raised Catholic.

On deck and set for the season

Despite a damp spring and a relatively cool start to the summer, temperatures have slowly climbed to pool-going territory across the Palouse.

New antique shop gives life to old things

The Vineyard family loves giving new life to old things.

Photo: Snow cone refresh

Tiffany Gunderson buys a peach/mango snow cone from Keely Franklin, left, and Caleigh Mallett as they raise money for summer camp recently in Moscow.

Judge rescinds no-contact order against UI law students

A federal court last week required the University of Idaho to rescind the no-contact orders it placed against three law students and a professor earlier this year in a case involving a Christian organization.

Iron Moms

Julie Sawyer of Moscow, left to right, Cat Harner of Moscow, and Sarah Roberts of Pullman competed in the recent Couer d’Alene 70.3 Ironman triathlon on the Ironman for Anna team, which raises money for local families fighting cancer. As a team, the trio helped raise $8,000. The posters include photos of Thomas Harner, who lost his battle to cancer at the age of 2. A 70.3 Ironman consists of a 1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike ride, and 13.1-mile run.