Whitefish visitation steady despite shutdown, cautious optimism for winter

October brought a welcome rebound for the Whitefish lodging sector, with occupancy up 11.8% year-over-year and average daily rates (ADR) rising 2%.

Washington adds 10,800 jobs in July; Grant and Adams counties show mixed trends

OLYMPIA – Washington added about 10,800 jobs in July and the monthly unemployment rate held firm at 4.5%, about the same as in June, according to data released by the Washington Employment Security Department late last week.

Santa to visit Home Depot, Dec. 6

Santa Claus is coming to town, again.

DEQ finalizes new industrial stormwater permit

DEQ finalizes new industrial stormwater permit

Live Give 7B raises over $315K for county nonprofits

Live Give 7B is a regional week of giving, aimed at connecting the community to Bonner County nonprofits. The organization credits nonprofits for quietly powering the community through education and silent strength.

PSNI welcomes Trans-Am cyclists

A ride with a purpose

The 55-mile journey to Sandpoint was a breeze for the Journey of Hope Trans-America team, who cycled in on Thursday from Coeur d’Alene for a friendship visit with Panhandle Special Needs Inc.

Agriculture driving Idaho's economy, U of I study finds

In Kootenai County, ag production totaled $23,353 in 2022

Agriculture continues to be a driving force in Idaho’s economy, generating a record $44.5 billion in annual sales and accounting for 17.2% of the state’s total economic output, according to a new report from the University of Idaho.

Agriculture driving Idaho's economy, U of I study finds

In Kootenai County, ag production totaled $23,353 in 2022

Agriculture continues to be a driving force in Idaho’s economy, generating a record $44.5 billion in annual sales and accounting for 17.2% of the state’s total economic output, according to a new report from the University of Idaho.

Forest Service announces seasonal job openings

The Flathead National Forest and Helena Lewis and Clark National Forest have announced seasonal position openings.

Drought conditions worsen

But there's still time for situation to improve

Idaho’s snowpack is on track to set a new record low (since 1982) over the weekend. Many watersheds across the state have set or are setting new records for low snowpack conditions.

Drought conditions worsen

But there's still time for situation to improve

Idaho’s snowpack is on track to set a new record low (since 1982) over the weekend. Many watersheds across the state have set or are setting new records for low snowpack conditions.

Poster contest fosters lead health awareness in students

MAY NIBJ: Idaho’s small business trend continues to see growth

The United States was founded on principles of free enterprise — the idea that individuals have the freedom to own and operate businesses in the private sector.

MAY NIBJ: Idaho’s small business trend continues to see growth

The United States was founded on principles of free enterprise — the idea that individuals have the freedom to own and operate businesses in the private sector.

NOV NIBJ.... Military skills translate well into civilian life

Bob Martin says what he learned in the Army paid off in the business world

The commander of VFW Post 889 in Coeur d’Alene, served in the military from 1963 to 1983. He served four tours in Vietnam and has three Purple Hearts. His military service gave him the tools to succeed in the private sector.

MAY NIBJ: Idaho’s small business trend continues to see growth

The United States was founded on principles of free enterprise — the idea that individuals have the freedom to own and operate businesses in the private sector.

Priest River Elementary teacher not done sharing passion for space

Students celebrated the 34th successful Aeronautics Day Thursday

“3... 2... 1... blast off!” and the roars of cheering were all that could be heard from Priest River Elementary as model rockets graced the pristine blue sky during the school’s annual Aeronautics Day event.

Study: Kootenai County to see $4 billion in wealth transfer

Study: Kootenai County to see $4 billion in wealth transfer

Nonprofit leaders urge Idahoans to consider philanthropic giving

BASIN EVENTS: Sept. 26-Oct. 31

COLUMBIA BASIN – Spooky season is right around the corner to be followed with feasting and holiday cheer. Yes. Already. While you’re waiting though, there’s no reason to be bored with plenty of things going on during the last week of September and into October.