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Sheriff's Report Jan. 3-10
1-3-2010
24 seniors graduates with Plains' class of 2024
Twenty-four students from Plains High School received their diplomas Sunday afternoon, including a Vietnam veteran.
Food for Thought: Do You Suffer From Caregiver Syndrome?
Do you take care of someone in your family with a chronic medical illness or dementia?
Food for Thought: Skills For Making Your Relationship Work
Any counselor will tell you that one of the most common problems observed when couples come for help is poor communication skills.
Food for Thought: Dealing with midlife issues
In this article, I would like to help you explore the challenges and opportunities that come at midlife. You will have an opportunity to take a look at issues that are specific to the Baby Boomer generation.
Clark Fork Hospital CEO gives COVID-19 update
By GREGORY HANSON
Food for Thought: Which angry face do you wear?
Many of us have been taught that anger is bad and that it should not be expressed. It is true that violent and aggressive expressions of anger are dangerous and destructive.
Does worrying help?
Today many people are worried about the COVID-19 virus. What does the future hold? Will I get sick or worse? Will I lose my retirement because of the stock market? When can I resume a “normal“ life?
Superior Bobcats roll Darby, 72-36
After multiple seasons of success on the football field, the Superior Bobcats were thought to have lost, by some pundits, their explosiveness thanks in large part to a large number of key players who graduated last Spring.
Joseph Marcus Magone
Joseph Marcus Magone
Food for thought
What to do about the Holiday Blues
Food for Thought: Stress and aging
Scientists have identified the first link between stress and aging...
Sheriff report June 24-30
June 24, Ambulance, Mullan Rd. West
Hot Springs School Board discuss drug use and student rewards
Sanders County students prepare for future
THOMPSON FALLS – According to recent statistics, 60 percent of college graduates fail to find jobs in their field of study. On average, college graduates find themselves $27,200 in debt to student loans and 70 percent of graduates end up living with mom, are unemployed or working a minimum wage job.
MRHC board meeting draws a crowd of criticism
What the Mineral Regional Health Center Board meeting lacked in information regarding misallocated funds from a $10.5 million federal grant it made up for in fireworks.
Letters to the Editor - Aug. 28
Food for Thought: What you can do about bullying
Last week I wrote an article about Understanding bullies.
Needles, insulin, and excercise collide
Jokes about being scared of needles and poking fingers quickly made their way into the chatter last Wednesday night in the basement of the Tamarack Clinic.
Food for thought: stress and aging
Scientists have identified the first direct link between stress and aging, a finding that could explain why intense, long term emotional strain can make people sick and grow old before their time. The research demonstrates the mind can not be separated from the body. Stress impacts health by modulating the rate of cellular aging. In other words, stress damage to DNA is the culprit behind premature wrinkles, gray hair and diseases such as hypertension, cardiovascular, insulin resistance and autoimmune disorders.