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Coeur d'Alene's Wolf Lodge may rise again
Construction could begin soon to rebuild iconic restaurant destroyed in 2024 fire
The couple stood at the site of the former restaurant on a gray and windy afternoon, traffic whizzing by on U.S. 90. The property that was once home to the popular Wolf Lodge is mostly grass and rock, debris scattered around, with a wagon wheel on the ground. A warn billboard attached to a post nearby reads “Wolf Lodge Inn.”
Don Johnston, John Adams and Marge Chadderdon had major influence on North Idaho
Don Johnston, John Adams and Marge Chadderdon had major influence on North Idaho
“It’s tough to lose all these people,” he said. “Each was a big part of North Idaho and how it is today.”
Betty Meyer celebrates 100th birthday
The Paradise Center was the place to be Saturday for the celebration of Betty Meyer’s 100th birthday.
KCTFHR holds 26th annual Human Rights Banquet
When Francisco Macias took the stage to accept the Bill Wassmuth Memorial Volunteer of the Year Award Saturday night, he acknowledged “a simple, but revolutionary truth” passed down from the generations that came before him. “Every person deserves dignity,” Macias said.
Karen Lynn Barnes
1938-2025
Karen Lynn Barnes, 87, was born in Seattle to Bill and Marion Dettman in 1938 and passed away peacefully in Ephrata, Wash., on Oct. 19.
Whitefish Mountain Resort, ski patrol union reach one-year deal
After 18 months of negotiations, Whitefish Mountain Resort executives and the resort's ski patrol union are finalizing a one-year contract for the upcoming season.
Whitefish Mountain Resort, ski patrol union reach one-year deal
After 18 months of negotiations, Whitefish Mountain Resort executives and the resort's ski patrol union are finalizing a one-year contract for the upcoming season.
Nannies, billies brought in to clear Coeur d'Alene hillside
Nannies, billies brought in to clear Coeur d'Alene hillside
Goats with names like “Black Betty” are more than just friendly and cute, she said. They have a reputation for eating almost anything but are particularly good at munching on brush and weeds.
Prepare for liftoff: Sandpoint rocketry club fundraising for next chapter
Sandpoint High School is no stranger to state titles, but an up-and-coming club team is aiming to take the school’s success international.
History keeps on ticking in downtown Coeur d'Alene
Clark's Diamond Jewelers honored for preserving 101-year-old clock
Built in 1905, the building’s interior dates to 1919. The street clock was installed in 1924 and has been carefully cared for and wound once a week by hand for over a century. McEvers said Clark’s has “shown a desire and commitment to preserve the past and have ensured that present ad future generations will enjoy our history as well.”
Nannies, billies brought in to clear Coeur d'Alene hillside
Nannies, billies brought in to clear Coeur d'Alene hillside
Goats with names like “Black Betty” are more than just friendly and cute, she said. They have a reputation for eating almost anything but are particularly good at munching on brush and weeds.
Family to stand trial together in poaching case
St. Maries residents accused of illegally killing mountain lions, bobcats
A married couple and their adult son, who are all accused of illegally killing four mountain lions and eight bobcats across three counties in North Idaho, are expected to stand trial together next month.
Zimmerman, Corkill to run for reelection to NIC board
North Idaho College trustees Tarie Zimmerman and Brad Corkill have announced their intention to run for reelection. Their seats in Zone 1 and Zone 2 will be up for grabs in the Nov. 3 general election.
Zimmerman, Corkill to run for reelection to NIC board
North Idaho College trustees Tarie Zimmerman and Brad Corkill have announced their intention to run for reelection. Their seats in Zone 1 and Zone 2 will be up for grabs in the Nov. 3 general election.
Bulldogs have bite in girls Western A golf
The Whitefish girls came close to bringing home some golf hardware last fall, now the Bulldogs believe they have the pieces to make another run at it.
Longtime downtown jewelry store closing its doors
Range Riders win opening series against Voyagers
The Glacier Range Riders used a combined five pitchers to hold the Great Falls Voyagers to three runs as they took the opening series at Glacier Bank Park, 4-games-to-2 with a 6-3 win in the series finale Sunday.
NICA finalizes land purchase; construction to begin in September
A purchase and sale agreement has been finalized for North Idaho Classical Academy to anchor the redevelopment of the 80-acre mixed-use zone behind the Boundary County Fairgrounds.
Cd’A sisters soar at national Highland dance competition
Two sisters earned accolades at a national competition for Scottish Highland dance.
