Rolland C. Ames, 89

Rolland C. Ames, 89, passed away in Sandpoint, Idaho, on Monday, Feb. 11, 2008.

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Two additional cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Southeast Idaho

Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) has confirmed two additional case of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in southeast Idaho, one in Bannock County and one in Bingham County, bringing the total number of cases to six in southeast Idaho (four in Bannock County and two in Bingham County).

James Arnold Lee, 69

James Arnold Lee, 69, passed away Monday, Nov. 17, 2008. Jim "went to heaven to be with our Lord." Jim was born in Sandpoint, Idaho, on May 28, 1939. His parents were Arnold Lee and Pauline "Polly" Lee Harrison.

Daily Inter Lake introduces new format today

The Daily Inter Lake today introduces a new format for the print edition of the newspaper that will be easier to read, environmentally friendly and full of just as much local news and sports as ever.

Claudia Mary Blumer, 75

Claudia Mary Blumer, 75, passed away with loving family and friends at her side on May 1, 2009, at HealthCenter Northwest in Kalispell. Claudia was born Oct. 15, 1933, in Buckman, Minn., to Anthony and Dorothea (Strack) Sand.

James Harold Nichols, 78

James Harold Nichols, 78, passed away Dec. 26, 2007, in Yakima, Wash.

Dearly bull-loved

POST FALLS — Friends of a special North Idaho resident are rallying to come up enough funds to keep him in his home.

Lois Rightmire, 84

Lois Rightmire, 84, 'went home to be with her Lord,' Nov. 1, 2007.

Outdoor news

Elk poached

Wilderness fires close trails

The Elbow Pass Complex Fire and Prisoner Lake Fire burning in the Flathead National Forest portion of the Bob Marshall Wilderness have prompted Forest officials to close trails for public safety.

Ranger-led activities abound in Glacier Park

Ranger-led activities in Glacier National Park through July 7 include hikes, talks, boat tours, demonstrations and evening programs. Hour-long to day-long hikes led by rangers are offered in many areas of the Park, including Lake McDonald Valley, Two Medicine, Many Glacier, St. Mary and Goat Haunt.

'Finny' ends courageous battle with cancer

Craig Finberg's two-month battle with pancreatic cancer came to an end Friday (March 20) afternoon as he passed away at his home in Dillon at the age of 51, surrounded by his family and friends.

Glacier Park waives entrance fees as part of National Park week

A pleasure to work with Wahluke HS students

Today, you will run into

November 24, 2015

Royal stunned by Friday's shooting: One dead, one wounded, one arrested • Hunter missing: last seen near Royal • Blown Away: Emergency responds to four overturned trucks • A running account of the big storm • Thankful: Columbia Basin Health Association annual food drive close to goal • Thankful for friends of the Sun Tribune • Police interior walls to be insulated • Christmas Ag Parade and party just around the corner • Living with Faith: The first blessing to be thankful for is God • Royal City Council to absorb Transportation Benefit District • Still no lights on airport runway • Healthy holiday eating tips from the Columbia Basin Health Association • Royal headed to semis: Joe Lang, Kaden Jenks lead Knights • Senior Joe Lang named WIAA athlete of week • You should have seen the game through our eyes • Connell on a roll since early loss to Royal • Financial support needed for visiting Japanese wrestlers • Happy Birthday cake for Jesus • Desert Aire senior treated like royalty • Retirement only a concept for 64-year-old • Wanapum Visitor Center to celebrate opening

Out and about

Idaho Run for Safe Streets debuts this year

Flathead Watercooler

Business happenings

Film festival to support outdoor education

Students start in the classroom by learning ecological fundamentals like the water cycle before visiting the mountains to learn how to navigate the winter backcountry and examine factors like snow depth and density. When they return to the classroom, “they’re able to look at what they collected in the field, compare it to what the historical trends are, and then generate conclusions,” Webb said.

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