Park will add osprey cam to its Web site

Soon, online visitors to Glacier National Park's Web site will be able to watch a pair of osprey raise chicks.

German court says Tesla can fell trees at site of new plant

BERLIN (AP) — A German court has ruled that the clearing of trees from the site of Tesla Inc.'s first electric car factory in Europe can go ahead, days after it issued an injunction temporarily halting the preparatory work.

German court says Tesla can fell trees at site of new plant

BERLIN (AP) — A German court has ruled that the clearing of trees from the site of Tesla Inc.'s first electric car factory in Europe can go ahead, days after it issued an injunction temporarily halting the preparatory work.

German court says Tesla can fell trees at site of new plant

BERLIN (AP) — A German court has ruled that the clearing of trees from the site of Tesla Inc.'s first electric car factory in Europe can go ahead, days after it issued an injunction temporarily halting the preparatory work.

Basin Track Club launches online store

MOSES LAKE - Track and Field runners in the R.A.W. SPEED Track Club are gearing up for their 2013 season, but needed a way to help offset the costs of travelling out of town for track meets.

Stella & Me

Family business offers one-stop fashion options

MOSES LAKE — The boutique Stella & Me is the realization of a longtime dream. Owner Mary Davenport’s mom Tami owns a boutique in Tri-Cities, where Davenport grew up. “Small business has always been in our family,” Davenport said...

How much is the right amount of government?

I recently caught a local business running a bait-and-switch. An item was advertised at an attractive price, but the store doesn’t have any. I can get a slightly different item at a much higher price. I’ve sent a letter to the AG.

Police assist man walking in the snow

Someone called the Whitefish Police Department to report a man with a walker having trouble walking on Wisconsin Avenue. The caller said the man was trying to push his walker through the snow, and was concerned because the man was allegedly in the road and the caller thought that was unsafe. Officers located the man in question, who was on his way to the store to pick up a few items. Officers gave the man a ride home after he bought what he needed.

Just say no to annexation

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'Tots' still hopes to hit goal

Funds raised during the annual Toys for Tots Christmas campaign go to purchase new toys for area children — or gift cards for older youth — who live in the Lake Pend Oreille School District. Every Christmas, the Lions help almost 1,000 area children, from Sandpoint to Clark Fork and all points in between.

A look at the local economy - a four-part series

Chris Hoge estimates around 50 people have left the town of Noxon in the past few years. With the loss of the timber industry due in large part to the nationwide housing bust beginning in 2007 and a delay in the construction of the proposed Rock Creek Mine near Noxon, Sanders County saw a dramatic reduction in the amount of jobs available. And it has killed his business.

Nonprofits "at the heart of our community" receive trust-based grants

The Greater Polson Community Foundation celebrated the month of love by sending Valentines and Trust-Based Grant funds to locally selected non-profits.

BNSF shows interest in Railway District land

Neighborhood has been undergoing a renaissance

Notice of Application Proposed SEPA DNS

Notice is hereby given that a Site Plan Review & SEPA

Notice of Application

PROJECT: This proposal is for the development of a small-scale recreation & tourism day-use area facility in the Rural Remote zoning district of Grant County.

Fallen trees prompt campgrounds check

Sandpoint man dies, woman hurt during storm

No rules bent for education corridor

On Sept. 3, 2010, Dan Gookin authored a column in the Cd'A Press wherein he stated that property taxes are increasing because the City Council "voted on Aug. 3 to bend the rules for their friends" when they approved the annexation of the former DeArmond mill site for the future Education Corridor. He stated that the City Council "voted unanimously to waive the fees" and replace them by some equivalent consideration.

Jesus statue intended as shrine, opponent claims

It has often been reported that the “Jesus shrine” on the Big Mountain was intended as a war memorial for WWII veterans who lost their lives. This turns out not to be the case at all.

Our Gem: Keeping dirt where it belongs

Here comes the rain again saturating the soil and filling streams and rivers to their capacity.

The “Sorted” Story of Recycling - Talkin' Trash

As we open our new recycling drop-off sites in Pablo (by the College), Ronan (next to Harvest Foods) and Polson (by the Skate Park) it is important for everyone to remember to sort their recyclables.