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By SARAH JENKINS

Best place to buy tractor parts: Boundary Tractor

By SARAH JENKINS

Law roundup: Man hogs area with trailer to go shopping

The man reportedly driving a Subaru that was pulling a stainless steel trailer must have thought he owned the place when he reportedly parked in a traffic lane, blocking northbound traffic, got out and then went into a wholesale store off U.S. 93.

Mary Louise De Pue

Former longtime Flathead Valley resident Mary Louise De Pue, 93, died Sunday, April 17 in Kalispell, surrounded by loving family.

Thelma R. Naslund

ROLLINS - Thelma R. Naslund, 87, of Rollins, died at her home on Thursday, Aug. 12, 2004.

Lazy D delivers BBQ sauce with local flavor

State warns of dangers of commercially sold opioid

The opioid reversal drug naloxone can stop a 7-OH overdose.

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Moses Lake Police Department

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Moses Lake Police Department

Old Timer's Column

From the Bonners Ferry Herald

No meds at Halfmoon: Recipe for disaster

A man was reported to the

'Guns, Wedding Gowns, Cold Beer'

New England general stores evolve in eclectic ways

WEST DANVILLE, Vt. - At Hussey's General Store in Windsor, Maine, offbeat merchandise is a specialty. The sign out front says so, in no uncertain terms: "Guns, Wedding Gowns, Cold Beer."

City continues search for new cemetery site

Whitefish City Council is committed to finding a new cemetery site for the city and will extend the service of the ad hoc committee charged with looking for a site.

City continues search for new cemetery site

Whitefish City Council is committed to finding a new cemetery site for the city and will extend the service of the ad hoc committee charged with looking for a site.

FBI agent: Groups discussed kidnapping Virginia governor

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Members of anti-government paramilitary groups discussed kidnapping Virginia’s governor during a June meeting in Ohio, an FBI agent testified Tuesday during a court hearing in Michigan.

Murphy signs $14B business tax break bill into law

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law Thursday a bill authorizing over $14 billion in tax credits for businesses.

Flagstaff mayor closes salons, says complaint unmerited

GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — The mayor of Flagstaff says her decision to close nail salons and beauty parlors is not barred by the governor's order blocking cities from expanding his list of businesses that can't be shuttered to stop the spread of the new coronavirus.

Old law less bitter to breweries

Selkirk Abbey to open doors in Post Falls after legislative change

Huckleberry picking is underway!

As summer days become hotter and drier in Boundary County a special treat is brewing in our surrounding forests. Huckleberries! These sweet, finger-staining treats are right under your nose on most hikes in August.

What does social distancing mean in Sandpoint?

There is much talk on social media and the news about the importance of social distancing to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, but I have yet to see a good description of what that means for every day life. Here are a few pointers about how to integrate the ideas into our local community so we can keep ourselves safe, our older loved ones safe to slow the spread of the disease so the local healthcare system is not overwhelmed. This will not be forever, and the stronger we can stick together as a community to limit the spread of the virus, the shorter time it will be needed. I recommend starting today and plan on sticking to it for two weeks for a start and much more will be known at that point.