Idaho Wal-Mart Stores Highlight Idaho Produce and Buy Local Program

09/10/09 Idaho Wal-Mart Stores Highlight Idaho Produce and Buy Local ProgramStores sell Idaho products all year, but its especially important during harvest seasonBOISE, Idaho Today, Wal-Mart announced that its 16 Idaho Supercenters will offer customers an expanded selection of locally-grown agricultural products. While customers can find Idaho-grown products at Wal-Mart stores year round, September...

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Gladys Estelle Bridges (White, Stovall, Nell)

09/02/09 On Sunday morning, Aug. 9, 2009, our mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and aunt passed away in Fairfield at Fairfield Nursing & Rehabilitation.

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GAME DAY MATCHUPS

08/28/09 2 - Trumaine Johnson CB 6-3 197 So. Stockton, Calif. 3 - Andrew Swink CB 5-9 175 Sr. Rowland Heights, Calif.

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Utah's popular Skyine Drive was a hit with pioneers, too

08/27/09 Many Utahns travel the rugged 87-mile dirt road from Salina to Spanish Fork Canyon known as Skyline Drive. Yet, few know the history of how and why the road was built.

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Sanpete Classic Road Race

08/27/09 SPRING CITY-- The Sanpete Valley will host bicycle racing enthusiasts from across Utah in the fifth annual Classic Bicycle Road Race. The race is a USA Cycling sanctioned event and part of the UCA race series that is modeled after a traditional European style road race.

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Strong Kids Safe Kids offers free fun for the family

08/20/09 Strong Kids Safe Kids, an event that advocates the health and safety of children, turns 25 this weekend.

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Mike Atherton's morning report: Why Jimmy Anderson talked down England's chances

08/20/09 Mike Atherton explains why Jimmy Anderson said that England fans expect too much of the side. He also examines the pitch and tells us what he expects the Australia line-up to be ("Stuart Clark out for Brett Lee, most probably").

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'Reach out' and other lessons of Cape Town (a column by Andover teen who taught in South Africa)

08/20/09 It is the middle of winter here in Cape Town. The days are warm and the nights are cold. The city is full of energy, bustling with the sounds of cars and minibuses, music, shouting, barking, laughter, echoes and footsteps. Giant mountains surround the city, majestically towering over the people, breaking the wide and wild sky overhead.

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Funeral notices, 8/19/2009

08/20/09 BAKER, NANCY, Paupack, Saturday, 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m., Teeters' East Chapel, 505 Church St., Hawley. Private cremation, Lake Region Crematory, Lake Ariel. Information: www.TeetersFuneralChapel.com. BARONE, ROSE M., today, Carlucci-Golden-DeSantis Funer

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Panel accepts bid for road work

08/20/09 North Huntingdon commissioners accepted a bid to work on 12 township roads during its workshop meeting last week.  read more »

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Fairview Heights Post 978 wins Junior Legion state tourney

08/19/09 Special to the Journal Fairview Heights completed a 28-6 season with an undefeated run at the Junior American Legion state tournament in Oneida.

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LTFRB mulls harsher penalties for erring bus firms

08/12/09 Amid a resurgence of bus-related road accidents in Metro Manila, the government on Wednesday announced moves to tighten its policy in penalizing erring bus operators.

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Relay for Life falls short of 2009 fundraising goal

08/12/09 The Forest Lake Relay for Life fell slightly short of its 2009 goal of reaching $200,000. The final total for...

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A Jaunt to Hedley and a Concert in 1908

08/12/09 As my stack of 1908 newspapers grows smaller, my knowledge about Keremeos and the towns surrounding grows the opposite way. The Keremeos Trumpet in no way forgot about the other towns of the region, often letting readers know of the goings on in Fairview, Olalla, Hedley, Princeton and sometimes, even Penticton found its way into the pages.

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Jury convicts teen killer

08/08/09 A Costa Mesa man deliberately beat his high school peer to death in 2001 then dragged her body more than 25 feet to conceal her from help, a jury found Monday.

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Red Cross/Rotary golf to play Fairview Farm

08/05/09 The 26th annual New Milford Rotary/Red Cross golf tournament will be played Aug. 26 at Fairview Farm golf course in Harwinton. Signup deadline will be Aug. 21.Proceeds will benefit community programs within the Greater New Milford area.The scramble format tournament will be begin at 10:30 a.

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Council addresses speeding, fireworks

08/05/09 Members of the Rector City Council approved the placement of a new stop sign at the corner of First and Phillips Streets in a meeting Monday night, converting the busy intersection to a four-way-stop situation.

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Two Chicago men charged with burglary after police caught them leaving Fairview Heights home

08/05/09 Two Chicago men were charged Saturday with felony residential burglary after Fairview Heights police officers caught them leaving a house with stolen property.

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Frank Scott Parkway work to tangle traffic before easing congestion

08/05/09 Motorists annoyed by delays from construction should avoid Frank Scott Parkway until December.

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Missouri tax holiday to draw back-to-school shoppers

08/05/09 It's time again for an annual back-to-school season staple -- the sales tax holiday -- but only in Missouri.

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