The 2015 edition of the Idaho Lottery’s “$1,000,000 Raffle” game has ended in a sell-out, officials said.
The 250,000th ticket was sold early Tuesday morning, according to Lottery spokesman Dave Workman, and sales have now officially ended. No additional tickets will be issued.
Apparently Idaho googled "vaccines" more than any other state.
Makes sense to me. What I'm having trouble understanding is that Washington googled "Leonard Nimoy" most.
Seriously?
Yesterday I started the untrimming.
We always have to have the tree down by New Year's Day because we host a big party and need the space.
How long do you leave your Christmas Tree up?
A company created a map of the video games each state sucks at the most. Apparently Idaho isn't good at "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim." Researches looked at Google searches of how to cheat at each game to compile their data.
What was the last video game you played?
Timber that burned in 2015's fires on 6,000 acres of state endowment land in Idaho will be salvaged to make millions of dollars for the endowment funds that support Idaho’s public schools and other state institutions.
Average retail gasoline prices in Idaho have fallen 1 cent per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.11 per gallon on Sunday
How much did you pay per gallon the last time you filled up?
At least one-third of the Power Five conference schools are not punishing athletes as harshly as they were 10 years ago for testing positive for marijuana and other so-called recreational drugs, according to an investigation by The Associated Press.
Music journalist Jim Fusilli calls them the generationally biased, or Gee Bees. They’re the folks who lose touch with popular music around the time their first grey hairs sprout, and are convinced that nothing can compare with the music of their youth.
Well? Do you prefer the music of your youth?
BAYVIEW — A woman was arrested for allegedly ransacking her boyfriend’s home and causing damage with two axes early Saturday morning following a Christmas party.
Note to self: hide axes before holiday parties. Also, doesn't this sound like a country western song?
A Spokane Regional Health District proposal is part of the health district’s effort to extend prohibitions on smoking in public places to vaping devices. Anywhere that smoking is forbidden, vaping would be forbidden, too, said Paige McGowan, the health district’s coordinator of tobacco, electronic cigarettes and marijuana prevention.
COEUR d’ALENE — Kootenai County commissioners are considering a new land use category that creates a new classification for resort lodges, conference centers and guest ranches.
During a Dec. 10 public hearing on the issue, the commissioners received comments from 58 citizens, and 44 opposed the changes.
It’s probably something we recognize only when looking back on our lives.
But just imagine. What if you could see it coming? What would it take for you to consider 2016 your best year ever?
Meet the love of your life? See your career take off? Watch your child rally from a life-threatening illness and fearlessly move on? Overcome addiction?
Out going Spokane city councilman Mike Allen said in today's paper, "Republicans are cats. They’re independent. Leave us alone. Let us do our stuff. Dogs are always there, wanting attention and needing something."
This is the Christmas Leftovers Wild Card. Plenty o' stories you may have missed during the holidays and maybe a cat photo or...forty.
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DFO, of course, is taking the REST OF THE YEAR off.
In a letter to the Cda Press, Monte Hillman writes, "I hope the state of Idaho and local cities and counties can cut taxes on many items to lessen the burdens on Idaho residents. One thing I’ve seen in another state I lived in, tax breaks that saved its citizens large amounts of money paid on taxes. That state reduced their taxes by allowing only one public school district per county."
The Post Falls PD FB page notes: Victim called in and advised someone had stolen his snow blower left in front of his garage. A report was taken.
Which reminded me of a previous super snowy winter when we returned from Christmas Eve celebrations to discover all 3 of our snow shovels had been stolen.
So, your mother got you an REI gift card when you really wanted a Victoria's Secret card?
Have no fear. Target is here. The retailer began a gift card trade-in program in most of its stores last month.
Apparently, the chips are not down, they're up, which isn't necessarily a good thing for Idaho potato farmers as you can read below.
So far this week I've had mashed potatoes, scalloped potatoes and tots.
I've done my part for the industry, have you?
This just in: a man can be a maven.
I didn't know this until I was followed by a guy on Twitter who describes himself as a real estate maven.
I always thought that term described a powerful, knowlegable woman, but nope! It just means a person who knows a lot about something.
Just when you thought your trees were safe.
Last week's heavy snowfall caused even more trees to topple throughout North Idaho. The windstorm and its aftermath has many of us nervously eyeing our trees, but arborists urge caution before removing more trees.
Have you lost any trees since November 17?
My youngest bought he and his brothers tix to this movie for Christmas and they saw it on opening night. We're all going on New Year's Eve, so NO SPOILERS but...
have you seen "The Force Awakens" yet?
Oh, come on.
You know he's ADORABLE!
Thor handled the Christmas chaos by huffing catnip and stealing bits of ham.
How did your pet/s survive the holiday excitement?
D.F. Oliveria started Huckleberries Online on Feb. 16, 2004. Oliveria's Sunday print Huckleberries is a past winner of the national Herb Caen Memorial Column contest.