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A ‘Mother’s Day miracle’

The first thing 2-year-old Waylon Reid did upon waking in a Spokane intensive care unit Sunday was ask his mother for chocolate.

Bears bow to Bulldogs in series opener

Monday evening’s Class 4A district tournament showdown between Moscow and Sandpoint at the Moscow Community Playfields saw the Bears move the scoreboard run totals in three separate innings to the Bulldogs’ one.

Powered by lithium, a race without winner

Preparations are being made for a big, new exciting race — one that sets us on course for what is touted to be a sustainable energy future with lithium-ion batteries. The best part is that you get to participate. Have you registered and received your racing number yet? Don’t delay. At stake …

The Argonaut turns a page

The University of Idaho’s independent student newspaper, the Argonaut, turned a new page this week, hosting the final production night for its weekly print product before shifting to a primarily online format.

SEL founder comes out against dam breaching

The founder of the region’s largest private employer, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, opposes a proposal by Congressman Mike Simpson to help threatened and endangered salmon by breaching the four lower Snake River dams.

A ‘Mother’s Day miracle’

The first thing 2-year-old Waylon Reid did upon waking in a Spokane intensive care unit Sunday was ask his mother for chocolate.

Cultivating a garden for all

A team of people has come together to ensure a community garden in Pullman is truly available to the entire community.

Gift of Caring

Girl Scout Troop 2005, of Moscow, recently delivered more than 150 boxes of cookies to the Moscow Food Bank as a result of their Gift of Caring program with the cookie sale.