Don't dismiss the varietal

Before we moved back to the area where my wife and business partner Mary Lancaster was raised to open The Dinner Party, we both worked at wineries, where we witnessed one of the amazing phenomena of the wine industry - which fortunately taught us one of the great lessons of enjoying great wine. That lesson is to never dismiss an entire varietal of grape.

Ronan celebrates Harvest Fest

While six teams competed in the Dutch oven cookoff at Saturday’s Harvest Fest in Ronan, one family took home the first place prize.

Cheerios turn 70

Iconic cereal endures, sells

BUFFALO, N.Y. - Here's a little quiz for the breakfast table:

Balance North Idaho - what it is, and isn't

We feel the need to clarify some misconceptions within the community about our role in this past Election: We are a PAC. We interviewed and endorsed candidates - then we marketed the candidates we endorsed. We participated in overall strategy development, but we did not run individual campaigns, nor did we organize volunteers. There was a mighty team of people who handled all of that - and they put in the hard work. Huge congratulations to the candidates and the incredible team of volunteers who walked neighborhoods, made phone calls and waved signs.

Kootenai Pets for Life elects new officers for 2012

Kootenai Pets For Life elected new officers recently, and Eileen Carney is the new president.

Andrea Morgan featured artist at Gallery Nights

The Whitefish Gallery Nights season continues this Thursday from 5 - 8 p.m.

Panel discussion focuses on workforce housing

Panel discussion focuses on workforce housing

Miracle of America Museum hosts Winter Activities Day

Miracle of America Museum in Polson is hosting its first Winter Activities Day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 15.

Positive COVID-19 cases in Nevada near 5,000; deaths at 243

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — The number of people in Nevada who have tested positive for COVID-19 approached 5,000 as state officials reported at least 243 reported deaths from the coronavirus outbreak.

Face masks to bobbleheads: All things RBG available in gifts

NEW YORK (AP) — Ruth Bader Ginsburg is gone but far from forgotten.

Face masks to bobbleheads: All things RBG available in gifts

NEW YORK (AP) — Ruth Bader Ginsburg is gone but far from forgotten.

Legals for April, 1 2026

Top Dog registration on tap

SANDPOINT — Top Dog wrestling will kick off its fall season next week beginning Oct. 12, with practices held at Sandpoint High School. The program has produced a multitude of state and national caliber athletes at all levels.

Forest Plan's proposed action due out next month

Washington STEM program brings professionals to Wahluke Junior High

MATTAWA – Several professionals from the Hanford Nuclear Site visited Wahluke Junior High’s eighth-grade science class March 15 as part of the Washington State STEM Education Foundation’s STEM Like ME! program, which will head to the junior high’s seventh-grade science class March 22.

States confront practical dilemmas on reopening economies

WASHINGTON (AP) — Setting the stage for a possible power struggle with President Donald Trump, governors around the U.S. began sketching out plans Tuesday to reopen their economies in a slow and methodical process so as to prevent the coronavirus from rebounding with tragic consequences.

States confront practical dilemmas on reopening economies

The doomsday scenarios that were predicted just two weeks ago have not come to pass, raising hopes from coast to coast

States map out reopening of economies, say crisis not over

WASHINGTON (AP) — Governors around the U.S. began sketching out plans Tuesday to reopen their economies in a slow and methodical process to prevent the coronavirus from rebounding with tragic consequences, as President Donald Trump appeared to back off his claim of absolute authority to determine when to end social distancing guidelines.

States map out reopening of economies, say crisis not over

WASHINGTON (AP) — Governors around the U.S. began sketching out plans Tuesday to reopen their economies in a slow and methodical process to prevent the coronavirus from rebounding with tragic consequences, as President Donald Trump appeared to back off his claim of absolute authority to determine when to end social distancing guidelines.

Landlords are getting squeezed between tenants and lenders

NEW YORK (AP) — When it comes to sympathetic figures, landlords aren't exactly at the top of the list. But they, too, have fallen on hard times, demonstrating how the coronavirus outbreak spares almost no one.