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Festival at Sandpoint reveals 2026 fine arts poster
The Festival at Sandpoint has unveiled its 2026 fine arts poster, “Shadow Serenade,” created by North Idaho artist Cyndie Hammond.
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Sandpoint Martial Arts — July Belt Testing
This youngster, Eymbur Alstrom Rucker, completed his belt test at the Sandpoint Martial Arts Center this month. Rucker achieved his …
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Turner Fire nears full containment
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Idaho has spent more than $20M on wildfire suppression so far this year as conditions worsen
Idaho state fire officials have spent more than $20 million fighting wildfires so far this year, and conditions are expected …
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NIC hosting free FAFSA and Idaho LAUNCH support event
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Bonner County History - July 23, 2026
Step back in time with a look at Bonner County life in 1951 and 1976.
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Bonner County Calendar - July 23, 2026
Live music, community gatherings, meetings and activities happening throughout Bonner County and the surrounding areas.
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NIC hosting free FAFSA, Idaho LAUNCH event
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North Idaho Lakers thank community after hosting state championship
The North Idaho Lakers Baseball Organization was honored to host the 2026 Idaho American Legion Baseball State Championship at the …
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BFHS 70th Class Reunion Planned July 24
The Bonners Ferry High School 70th class reunion will be held Friday, July 24, at Chic-N-Chop, 6421 Main St., Bonners …
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Turner Fire nears full containment
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Idaho Fish and Game offers fish for cash
For many, the idea of getting paid to fish is too good to be true, but through Idaho Fish and …
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Eller to share history through song
Musician and historian Gary Eller is presenting "Musical Anecdotes of Coming to Idaho" later this month as part of Boundary …
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Idaho doctor shortage persists
Among health care professionals in the state, one statement remains a constant: Idaho needs more doctors.
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