By Marsha Michaelis Colville, WA – Bread and butter. Cookies and milk. Chocolate and more chocolate. Some matches are made in heaven, and Coffee & Books of Colville, a lovely little book and coffee shop in the Town Center building on Main Street, is right up there with the best of them. Visitors to the […]
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News Release by Libraries of Stevens County January is Mental Wellness month, but this important topic deserves our attention all year long. Your library has a variety of resources to help support your journey to wellbeing. Read these five tips: As we travel through 2024, be sure to take care of yourself and check in
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Washington State Department of Health January is Recognized as Radon Action Month Home, sweet home. You love it there. But did you know your house may be exposing you and your family to dangerous levels of radon? Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas. We can’t see it, taste it, or smell it, but it
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By David Lewis Hunters, WA – Benjamin Franklin said, “Energy and persistence conquer all things,” and Thomas Edison said, “Our greatest weakness lies in giving up.” Hunter’s resident Lilly Graves would have made them both proud as she helped Hunters obtain a $100,000 grant to upgrade the community park located off Highway 25 in the
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Starting with this first edition of 2024, the newspaper you are holding is expanding to serve the whole of Stevens County, reflected by its new name – Stevens County Times (SCT). From Nine Mile Falls up to Northport and from Hunters and Rice over to Clayton and Chewelah, SCT will continue to provide readers with
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