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'The city's heart swelled with support'
Athletes thank Coeur d'Alene for being Ironman host
Lake Drive fall paradise
The Inland Northwest treated us all to a beautiful October. The fall colors have been predictably spectacular, and one of the best places to see them is along Coeur d’Alene Lake Drive.
Resort looks to further develop Hellroaring Basin
Whitefish Mountain Resort is hoping to bring more skiers and runs into the Hellroaring Basin area.
Survey finds demand for business degrees
Business majors are in high demand, according to a recent needs assessment done by Flathead Valley Community College.
Vickhammer, Hegel, Gerrish join NWMSCRA Hall of Fame
Three new members will join the Northwest Montana Stock Car Racing Association Hall Of Fame tonight during a special ceremony before the featured main event at Montana Raceway Park.
Resort plans for major expansion in Hellroaring
Whitefish Mountain Resort is hoping to bring more skiers and runs into the Hellroaring Basin area.
As weather cools, FWP lifts fishing restrictions on North Fork of the Flathead
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has lifted the fishing restrictions on the North Fork of the Flathead River as the weather has cooled and rain has fallen.
Marj Carpenter, reporter who became Presbyterian head, dies
DALLAS (AP) — Marj Carpenter, who pushed international missionary work while briefly leading the nation’s largest Presbyterian denomination in the mid-1990s following a journalism career in West Texas that included covering millionaire swindler
Marj Carpenter, reporter who became Presbyterian head, dies
DALLAS (AP) — Marj Carpenter, who pushed international missionary work while briefly leading the nation’s largest Presbyterian denomination in the mid-1990s following a journalism career in West Texas that included covering millionaire swindler
Asphalt plant issue heats up
Company seeks permission to stay in Rathdrum; residents opposed
The Kootenai County commissioners had put the cap at one or two more years, tops.
Depot park deal raises questions
Last week, the Whitefish City Council took the first big step toward acquiring Credit Union Park in downtown Whitefish and developing the city's Baker Ave. property so it could be put on the tax rolls.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Another tough spring
The 2022 vintage is just getting underway in the wine grape growing areas of the Northern Hemisphere.
Depot park deal raises questions
Last week, the Whitefish City Council took the first big step toward acquiring Credit Union Park in downtown Whitefish and developing the city's Baker Ave. property so it could be put on the tax rolls.
Depot park deal raises questions
Last week, the Whitefish City Council took the first big step toward acquiring Credit Union Park in downtown Whitefish and developing the city's Baker Ave. property so it could be put on the tax rolls.
Hope for more survivors ebbs in Brazil area hit by mudslides
GUARUJA, Brazil (AP) — Standing amid debris where his house and repair shop once stood, Antônio Pereira Farias took stock of what little remained Wednesday. He saved his wife and son from a thunderous cascade of mud, he said, but his daughter and son-in-law were among those missing.
Coin jars add up for 'Tots'
SANDPOINT — When you see a penny, do you pick it up?
Local / Idaho Briefs August 21, 2011
Downtown Cd'A is food central
Business Bits
Tourist season must be about here. We know about five new food places opening in downtown Coeur d'Alene. We'll try to outline them as they get close to opening. The first is Jonesy's Breakfast & Lunch, opening Wednesday at 819 Sherman Ave. The 4,000-square-foot place this past winter was the Sherman Junction Restaurant, and it previously housed several eateries, starting with Sambo's in the 1950s and most notably as Rustler's Roost.