The Parlor is sweet

Sometimes, a sweet treat is all you need to perk you up after a long day, and a new business in Kellogg is ready to hook you up.

Kerrie Hershey is featured quilter for 2026 show

Cabin Fever Quilt Guild is pleased to introduce our 2026 Quilt Show Featured Quilter. Kerrie Hershey resides in Superior.

Women Honoring Women sets fundraiser

By PATTY HUTCHENS

An artistic atmosphere

ArtWalk kicks off tonight in downtown Cd'A

Minds will be shaped. Art will be shared. Martinis will be sipped.

Bonner County History - May 21, 2023

Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places, and events.

Advertisers' biggest gamble

Super Bowl ads that generate buzz after the game

Virus deaths top 3,000 as warnings sound for global economy

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The number of new virus infections rose worldwide along with fears of a weakening global economy, even as cases in China dropped to their lowest level in six weeks on Monday and hundreds of patients at the outbreak’s epicenter were released from hospitals.

Businesses bummed by missing events, but many understand

The carnage of cancellations this week amid the recent spike of COVID-19 cases has left unmistakable holes in Coeur d’Alene’s summer.

Canadians thankful for bargains fill local hotels

The fixer: St. Regis man a whiz with small-engine repairs

Whether you have problems with a boat motor, motorcycle, rototiller, lawn mower, weedwhacker, generator, golf cart, chainsaw, log splitter, four-wheeler, or pressure washer, if it has a small engine; David Hannah in St. Regis is the man for the job.

Millennial Money: Don't shop this way in 2020

Overspending can be a serious downer for your budget.

Crew rescued after derailment into river; cleanup underway

BONNERS FERRY — A rockslide likely caused the derailment of a mile-long BNSF Railway train Wednesday night, sending an engine with its two-person crew plunging into the Kootenai River east of Bonners Ferry, Idaho.

Taste of tradition: Country Mercantile celebrates 30 years

PASCO — The smell of fresh waffle cones, rows of glossy caramel apples and bins of peak-season fruit greet visitors stepping through the doors of Country Mercantile – a place that feels as much like a memory as it does a store. For 30 years, the roadside business along Highway 395 has served as both a stop for travelers and a staple for locals. But its beginnings were far simpler: one farmer, a roadside tent and a need to connect directly with customers. “It started as a farmer trying to sell produce direct to the public,” owner Jay Wood said. “I just needed a more consistent market.”

Legals October 17, 2017

PUBLIC NOTICE "On October 5, 2017, Coeur d'Alene School District 271 entered into a contract with Aaging Better In-home Care, LLC in the amount of $12,000 for special education services." LEGAL 8456 OCTOBER 17, 2017

The Latest: Washington, D.C., bans indoor dining for 3 weeks

WASHINGTON — With COVID-19 numbers setting new daily records, the nation’s capital is temporarily suspending all indoor dining in restaurants over the holidays.

Pepper spray used on unruly teen

A mother went into the Kalispell Police Department lobby and reported her son was “wigging out.” The teenager was apparently “drunk and disorderly,” and had previously been identified as a “sociopath,” according to his mother. His friend resorted to pepper-spraying the teen in the face and holding him down on the curb. He was eventually sedated.

An eye for an eye, a gift for a gift

Does the world really need the Chia Pet?

Bigfork folks share history during series

Downtown plans differ, but worth pursuing

The downtown corridors of Kalispell and Columbia Falls were in the news last week as two very different scenarios take shape for those core areas. Both visions have merit.

When did Cinderella start stealing beer?

Two 12- or 13-year-old girls stole two cases of beer from the back of a truck attempting to restock a bar in Martin City. The pair ended up dropping one of the cases, and one of the suspects lost a shoe in the getaway. Flathead County Sheriff's deputies are investigating.