Thursday May 8 | www.kndo.com | Posted by Luvacop
Woman Convicted in Chase that Followed Road Crew Deaths
A Washington state woman accused of the hit-run deaths of 2 highway workers near Lawrence, Kan., has been convicted of leading police on a chase after the men were struck.
Thursday May 8 | www.spokesmanreview.com | Posted by Luvacop
Nearly a year after the state suspended the medical license of a Chewelah nurse practitioner who investigators determined had disregarded patient welfare "in order to satisfy his sexual fantasies," three ...
Tuesday May 6 | Yakima Herald-Republic
Logging accident kills Chewelah man
A 55-year-old Chewelah, Wash., man was killed Monday morning in a logging accident north of Ellensburg, Kittitas County sheriff's deputies said. via Yakima Herald-Republic
Wednesday Apr 30 | Colville Statesman-Examiner
“It's an attempt to try to get people into gardening and living green, but it's mostly about bringing people together”
Brother and sister Andrew and Larissa Sweat count tree rings at the Rafter-Seven Ranch tree farm booth during the Earth Day Fair last Saturday. via Colville Statesman-Examiner
Apr 16, 2008 | www.spokesmanreview.com | Posted by Luvacop
Raceway bidder upset at county
A Deer Park businessman, who cast a higher per-acre bid than Spokane County for Spokane Raceway Park property at an auction Thursday, said Friday he's angry that he was out-bid by the government competitor for ...
Apr 2, 2008 | www.kxly.com | Posted by Luvacop
Spring break snow sends skiers to slopes
It's merely a coincidence that it's spring break for Spokane area schools at the same time 49 Degrees North in Chewelah was has been hit by a late round of fresh powder.
Mar 21, 2008 | q13.trb.com | Posted by Luvacop
Man Acquitted In Crash Deaths Of 5 Children Still Retains License
Despite testimony that a medical condition caused him to faint just before a crash that killed five children, Clifford Helm still has a valid license and continues to drive, officials said.
Mar 21, 2008 | news.columbian.com | Posted by Luvacop
Man acquitted in crash deaths of 5 children still retains license
Despite testimony that a medical condition caused him to faint just before a crash that killed five children, Clifford Helm still has a valid license and continues to drive, officials said.
Mar 20, 2008 | www.greatfallstribune.com | Posted by Luvacop
CHEWELAH, Wash. - Albert F. Blomstrom, 89, longtime resident of Great Falls and Washington state, and former member of Laborers Local No.








