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NEWS

Moody’s revises North Idaho College outlook

Moody’s Ratings revised North Idaho College’s outlook from stable to positive while affirming the college’s Baa1 issuer and revenue bond ratings, according to NIC.

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Commissioners approve R&B, solid waste items

In less time than the week prior, Bonner County commissioners completed all necessary business in 29 minutes in a brief …

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Priest River seeks $139K block grant for park project

Priest River plans to apply for a $139,256 Idaho Community Development Block Grant to help fund the second phase of …

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KNPS kicks off public program season

: The Kinnikinnick Native Plant Society begins its 2026-27 public program season with a Sept. 19 presentation by Phillip Cernera …

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District’s CTE center opens doors to students

LPOSD celebrated the building’s grand opening Tuesday, welcoming community members to explore its hallways and classrooms and see firsthand what …

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Fueling frugality: North Idaho consumers, grocers, contractors feeling record diesel costs

Trisha Miles pushed a shopping cart full of groceries, a small child leading the way in a toy car, toward …

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Tunnel to Towers North Idaho 5K honors 9/11 victims, benefits first responder families

When Jeff Snell ran along the Centennial Trail early Saturday morning, an American flag balanced on his shoulder, people out …

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Post Falls arrests 15 on immigration charges

Two months after joining into 287(g) program with U.S. Immigration and Customs enforcement, the Post Falls police announced they have …

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Alarm sounded over potential changes to federal internet program

E-Rate program provides about $3 billion annually for internet access, telecommunications to more than 100,000 schools and 11,000 libraries across …

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Task force sets panel talk

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Ayla Day, celebrating a furry friend of the community

The loyalty of a furry friend is something many people in their early adult life come to rely on.

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Senate candidate Todd Achilles talks breaking up the two-party system

Achilles, an independent U.S. Senate candidate and former state legislator, said he’s held more than 250 events across Idaho’s 44 …

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Forestry program proves an early hit at Priest River Lamanna High School

A new forestry pathway at Priest River Lamanna High School is preparing students for careers in forestry, logging and natural …

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Study: When a bear fights a dog, women more likely than men to step in

People walking their dogs in bear country shouldn’t rely on Fido to be an early warning system or come to …

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