Past Coeur d'Alene mayors share wisdom

Past Coeur d'Alene mayors share wisdom

A few hundred people attended the Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber eventat The Coeur d’Alene Resort. It was billed as a “Legacy and Leadership” as the mayor’s outlined mayoral challenges, accomplishments and what they learned along the way.

One for the regulars, Central Avenue loses a bakery

The number of options for grabbing a familiar, laid-back breakfast or lunch in downtown Whitefish has become a bit smaller after Central Ave. Bakery and Deli closed last month after 12 years in operation.

Why not Wilmot

There was a time when Whitefish burner Rachael Wilmot was a cross country runner, and her dad remembers it well.

West Bonner teacher nets STCU grant

A West Bonner County School District teacher is among 12 North Idaho educators receiving $200 from Spokane Teachers Credit Union for their classrooms.

Sandpoint Strikers tryouts next week

Sandpoint Strikers tryouts next week

St. Regis hosts all-school fun run

At 9:48 a.m. on Thursday, May 8, all runners gathered on the playground to hear what was expected of them as participants and they were reminded that this was a fun event so they should enjoy themselves with the other runners.

Trotters wrap up regular season with battle against Kalispell

One of the things that concerns coaches at this point of a season, with playoffs knocking at the door, is momentum.

Legals for May, 14 2025

Title III money buoys county first responders

Retiring county Forester Jennifer Nelson began squirreling away...

Libby woman sentenced for selling meth, prescription drugs

Rowe, who entered and left the courtroom with the aid of a...

Columbia Basin schools recognized for excellence

MOSES LAKE – In a display of educational dedication, several schools within the Columbia Basin area have received honors from the Washington State School Recognition Program for the 2023-2024 academic year. These awards celebrate schools that have excelled in crucial areas of student success, including closing achievement gaps, fostering growth among diverse student populations and attaining high levels of performance.

Outstanding Grit

Recognizing the outstanding seniors at Ephrata High

EPHRATA – Thirty exceptional seniors were called on stage with other students cheering and clapping Thursday morning during the Ephrata High School assembly. The students were presented with Outstanding Senior Awards or Grit Academic Department Awards.

Mavs split doubleheader with Eastmont

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks softball team split their doubleheader against Eastmont Friday winning their first game 9-6 and losing the second 3-13. “We needed to split to win the league title and to get that out of the way was big,” said Mavs head coach Mike Hofheins.

Korean War veteran from Hayden looks forward to 92nd birthday

Korean War veteran John Underwood looks forward to 92nd birthday

Underwood was born in Duluth, Minn., and raised in Grand Marias, Minn., on the north shore of Lake Superior. His father worked in border patrol, the family moved a few times before he graduated from high school in Texas and not long after joined the Marines. Soon, he was sent to join the U.S. effort in the Korean War and quickly found himself on the frontlines and patrolling the demilitarized zone.

Official: Claims of $400M education investment ‘misleading at best’

A state education official tempered what he implied were exaggerated claims about investments in public education during a post-legislative tour stop in Pocatello Thursday.

Legals for May, 13 2025

Legals for May, 13 2025

Legals for May, 13 2025

208Massage&Spa set to open at new location

For some time, Karin Smith was a one-woman show.

'Thunderbolts*’ a welcome, back-to-basics Marvel adventure

A lack of cohesion and necessity define the current phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.