Blaine County under shelter-in-place order after 11 more residents positive for COVID-19

BOISE — State officials issued a shelter-in-place order for Blaine County Thursday after 11 more residents and one person from another state tested positive for COVID-19 in the county, bringing the total number of positive tests there to 17.

Controversial dump site now heading to P & Z

Hello again, We would like to thank everyone who supported us in trying to keep Bonner County from putting a dump site across the road from us in the 1200 block of Peninsula Road.

PSNI job training leads to 'real work'

By DAVID GUNTER

Legal or not? Cannabis oil sales scrutinized

Vapor shops not paranoid about cannabis oil

COEUR d'ALENE - While residents in Idaho's neighboring states are enjoying marijuana recreationally and as a medicine, residents here are not. At least, not legally.

Discover Kalispell celebrates travel industry during national week

There were 12.5 million nonresident visitors to Montana last year and nonresident visitors contributed more than $5.82 billion to Montana’s economy in 2022, including $315 million in state and local taxes.

Otho 'Sam' McKelvy III, 85

Otho Brince “Sam” McKelvy, 85, passed away peacefully June 4, 2024.

Legals for September, 3 2020

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Grant County, Washington

IN THE MATTER OF VACATING

NIC ROUNDUP: Cardinals rally past CC Spokane

The phrase ‘better late than never’ took on two meanings in the spring season opener for the North Idaho College men’s basketball team on Tuesday. First, it was the first time on Rolly Williams Court in well over a year for the Cardinals after the COVID-19 pandemic pushed the season to an April start.

Pack trio signs with Cats

BOZEMAN — Glacier linebacker Josh Hill signed a National Letter of Intent to play football at Montana State this fall, heading a class that features two other Wolfpack players as preferred walk-ons among a group heavy with transfers.

Whitworth, Community Colleges of Spokane extend spring break; WSU cancels Mom's Weekend

Whitworth University, North Idaho College and the Community Colleges of Spokane have joined the list of schools canceling in-person classes and preparing to teach lessons online due to COVID-19.

Box score roundup for April 18-19

Box score roundup for April 18-19

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Casey named captain, McLain receives Defensive MVP practice honors

Casey is a 2020 graduate of Sandpoint, McLain a 2023 graduate of Priest River.

‘Tank’ keeps advancing toward results

While Brooks Michaels throws a shot around his grandmother’s back yard and looks forward to going to the same college as his brother Bret, we are left to ponder.

Second-half surge carries Spartans over Bravettes

It was a hectic battle that bordered on the ragged Friday at the Flathead gym, where the host Bravettes battled Missoula Sentinel in girls basketball.

Sports schedule Oct. 13-18

COLUMBIA BASIN - The fall sports season is beginning to come to a close for the regular season, with some state competitions beginning in as soon as two weeks. Check out this week’s sports schedule for the 12 high schools here in the Basin...

Lions play for chance to advance at 1B state tourney

MOSES LAKE — The first round of state tournament play was one of those games for the Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School boys basketball team. The Lions lost a hard-fought 48-43 defensive battle to Lummi Nation School Feb. 28.

With snowfall, avalanche forecasts could come sooner

Marketplace brings local vendors under one roof

Tammy Stouffer, the owner and operator of the Made in Montana Marketplace in Bigfork, had a plan in mind when she opened her store promoting local merchants. She simply wants to give back to the state that’s already given her more than she expected.

Michael Bruce Russell, 75

Michael Bruce Russell, 75, former resident of St. Maries and current resident of Post Falls, Idaho,