Parks & Rec announces January programs

Sandpoint Parks & Recreation & Open Spaces is getting ready for the new year with a host of January programs already in the works.

From the archives - June 3, 2021

The shelves were stocked clear to the ceiling, some items reached only by climbing ladders that glided easily along the shelving.

From the archives - June 3, 2021

The shelves were stocked clear to the ceiling, some items reached only by climbing ladders that glided easily along the shelving.

Barbara L. Pariseau

Barbara L. Pariseau

NET? Quadrants? Deciphering lingo about NCAA tourney bids

If the talk about bubble teams and NCAA Tournament bids was just about the number of wins and losses it would be a simple conversation.

FAST FIVE: History is alive and well with Mike Fritz

History is alive and well with Mike Fritz

Matthew Weaver

By the time you read this, I may have already won a million dollars. Or been asked out by a Hollywood starlet. Or officially declared The Coolest Person Ever to Grace the Planet With His Presence.

Shooting victim named

MOSES LAKE - The Grant County Sheriff's Office has identified

Water, water, everywhere, and it's the best to drink

With the media hype and endless options to us all, it is no wonder that we stand in the grocery store scratching our head in confusion. What should I spend my hard-earned money on? Can the promise on the label be true?

Movers & Shakers March 11, 2010

A.G. puts brakes on LifeLock

Baked goods available downtown

Business Bits

It's a tiny but effective and visible spot.

Anthony's to open in June

Business Bits

We’ll save the details until the openings are closer, but since new food-beverage places provide the most popular reading, we’ll start this week’s focus there.

Hobby turns into business

Business Bits

A wide variety of U.S. coins, tokens and supplies for casual and serious collectors will be at Spartacus Coin Bullion Collectibles when it opens Sept. 3 at 1107 E. Sherman Ave.

A love of books, moose

The Well-Read Moose is much more than a bookstore. Located in a 2,700-square-foot space at 2048 N. Main St. in Riverstone, yes, it does sell books, with an inventory of about 15,000.

Flathead County sheriff

A West Reserve Drive man contacted Flathead County Sheriff's deputies after his wife reportedly threatened to call in to have him arrested. When he found out she hadn't called, he got upset. Deputies responded and separated the couple for the night.

Flathead County sheriff

Flathead County sheriff's deputies responded to a residence on U.S. 93 north of Whitefish after a 23-year-old man, who had been drinking, got into an altercation with members of his family. The man allegedly shoved his mother when she tried to intervene. He was arrested on suspicion of family member assault.

Fillers celebrate 50 years of doing business in Libby

Sports Center owners are thankful

Fifty years ago, when Ardell Filler rolled into Libby with his wife and  three daughters, it was because he was pursuing a new adventure as a dairy  distributor.  

Buzzing through the West

Honey Gardens puts spotlight on bees and their keepers

Five thousand miles, three months, two guys, one RV. Why? To share their products and raise awareness of the beekeeping industry. Jeff Brighton, brand manager for Honey Gardens, a bee company in Utah, said the journey is a bit of a tribute to beekeepers. “We want to do it in a fun way that kind of honors what beekeepers do,” Brighton said. “Beekeepers are kind of migratory, they travel with their bees, and so it’s pretty normal for beekeepers to live out of an RV for at least part of the year.”

NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE WEEK: Spruce up, stay at home

While much of the local real estate industry remains active, many buyers and sellers have decided to pause their efforts until the easing of federal and state stay-at-home recommendations.

Kootenai County Sheriff's Office blotter

The latest from the sheriff's blotter