An alley runs through it

BCSD awaits Act of Congress to sell old district office

Last December, the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho won the bid to purchase the old Boundary County School District office on Oak Street. But before the Tribe agrees to finalize the deal, U.S. Congress must abandon an imaginary alleyway.

An alley runs through it

BCSD awaits Act of Congress to sell old district office

Last December, the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho won the bid to purchase the old Boundary County School District office on Oak Street. But before the Tribe agrees to finalize the deal, U.S. Congress must abandon an imaginary alleyway.

County approves BCSO grant applications

In a business meeting last week, the Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved the Sheriff’s Office Marine Division to submit two grant applications for the waterway improvement fund.

Evacuations ordered after historic flooding in North Idaho

Historical flooding around North Idaho and Montana has triggered a county-wide flooding state of emergency in Bonner County due to various roads being washed out.

Ronan, Polson wrestlers find podium at Owen Invitational in Polson

The Owen Invitational brought many teams to Linderman Gym Friday and Saturday, and Lake County programs made their presence felt on the podium throughout the two-day tournament.

Historical flooding sparks concerns with residents

Historical flooding around North Idaho and Montana has triggered a county-wide flooding state of emergency in Bonner County due to various roads being washed out.

Flooding sparks emergency in Bonner County

Historical flooding around North Idaho and Montana has triggered a county-wide flooding state of emergency in Bonner County due to various roads being washed out.

BCHS new ‘Farm life in Bonner County’ exhibit here to stay

Life in Bonner County wasn’t always filled with action packed days on Lake Pend Orielle or on Schweitzer Mountain, for much of the land’s rich history; it was farmed.

Next generation of CHAFE riders get their start at Family Fun Ride

While the riders of the CHAFE 150 Gran Fondo were tackling rides up to 150 miles long, the next generation wasn't that far behind them.

Foust, Ford represent Sandpoint Sharks at Senior Zone championship

Sandpoint High's Lou Foust and Andrew Ford proudly represented their Sandpoint Sharks Swim Club at the Western Zone Senior Long Course Championship last weekend.

Royal City native USCG Person of the Year

Matt Piper humbled, surprised by award

PORTLAND — Petty Officer 1st Class Matthew Piper, formerly of Royal City, was recently named the U.S. Coast Guard Sector Portland active-duty Enlisted Person of the Year.

JOBS: Press aims at wrong targets

Sad that The Press has bought into the concept that it is the worker, the union employee and specifically the public employee who is the cause of the country's economic problems. In last week's editorial, the public employees are identified as "Takers," reminiscent of the "public trough" category that they were assigned in the past. Could The Press have been duped once again into believing that the country's problems aren't with the greed of banks, Wall Street and the private sector?

Veterans present wooden flag in honor of John Morrison, Frank Harwood

Veterans present wooden flag in honor of John Morrison, Frank Harwood

The small group of veterans and wives handed over a custom-etched red, white and blue flag made of wood. It carried the names of Coeur d’Alene Battalion Chief John Morrison and Kootenai County Fire and Rescue Battalion Chief Frank Harwood, who died in an ambush attack at Canfield Mountain.

Range Riders bullpen dominates in win over Mustangs

Sean Brennan’s strong start gave the Glacier Range Riders their second win in a row as they defeated the Billings Mustangs 6-1 Wednesday at Glacier Bank Park.

Your new best friend?

OTHELLO — Meet Leonic, the extra‑large German Shepherd with an even bigger heart. This handsome adult boy is neutered, vaccinated and ready to start his next chapter with a family who loves big dogs with loyal spirits.

Out of this world

OTHELLO — This small, fluffy Pomeranian is an adult gentleman with star-quality charm. Milky Way is house-trained, neutered, vaccinated, and ready to orbit straight into your heart. He’s smoother than milk chocolate, melts hearts faster than a candy bar in the sun and proves that the best things in life aren’t just sweet — they’re adoptable. No sugar rush required, just cuddles, couch time, and unconditional love. Adopt Milky Way today, because calories fade… but puppy love is forever. Visit AdamsCountyPetRescue.com to fill out his application.

'The end of an era' with Tom Richards' passing

Tom Richards leaves legacy of generosity, caring for community

Tom Richards passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends on March 22, 2025, in Palm Springs, Calif. He was 88. The Coeur d’Alene High School graduate built a name for himself by building up his hometown and those around him, said his son. Tom and his identical twin brother John were born on March 17, 1937, in Spokane, to John Smith and Ruth (Triplett) Richards. Raised in Hayden Lake, Tom Richards graduated from Stanford University with a degree in economics and earned his master’s in business Administration from Harvard.

Jackson scores 37 points, UTSA dumps Louisiana Tech

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Jhivvan Jackson scored 37 points — 24 from 3-point range — and UTSA overwhelmed Louisiana Tech 89—73 on Thursday.

Jackson scores 37 points, UTSA dumps Louisiana Tech

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Jhivvan Jackson scored 37 points — 24 from 3-point range — and UTSA overwhelmed Louisiana Tech 89—73 on Thursday.

Nevada judge denies mass payout of late unemployment claims

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — A Nevada judge decided Thursday not to require the state unemployment office to pay out benefits en masse to laid-off workers whose claims have been erroneously delayed or denied.