Ladies and gentlemen, were going to get started here. Ladies and gentlemen, im captain hope cronin, air force public affairs. Thank you for being with us. First, just to reiterate ground rules. One question, one followup, please, so we can get to as many questions as possible. Additionally, ill give a final question towards the end. As a reminder, tomorrow at 9 30 in the morning well have the air force space budget rollout, that is a separate budget rollout. If you would like more information about that, please find me afterwards and ill give you further details. Without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, general martin and ms. Gleason. Good afternoon, im general james martin and im joined by my associate, carolyn gleason. I think what youll see in this budget is that our message and our budget is consistent with what weve done over the last two years. For the last seven years, though, american airmen have always been there, breaking barriers, dominating the high ground, and providing
There is little Donna Deshon wouldn't do to help her community, her friends, or anyone in need.
It's no wonder then that the Women Honoring Women Committee is honoring Deshon with a Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of her many years of service to our community.
Lost in the '50s is revving up the fun as the annual event gets set to roar into town this weekend.
Lost in the ‘50s organizer and founder Carolyn Gleason announced the return of the event, which serves as the unofficial kickoff of summer, on its Facebook page last month.
Lost in the ‘50s is traditionally held the third weekend in May, kicking off the fun with a parade of classic and vintage rides through downtown Sandpoint on Friday night. Following will be a street dance on Second Street near the Jeff Jones Town Square and a show and dance at the Bonner County Fairgrounds.