COLUMN: Inslee right to support individual tutoring to help students make up for COVID learning loss

Earlier this year Senator John Braun (R-Centralia) introduced SB 5248 to provide funding for individual tutoring to help students recover from the learning losses resulting from the COVID school shutdowns.

Mack Days passes five-week, 10,000 trout mark

These beautiful fall days are flying by fast, and if you love fishing, Flathead Lake is the place to be!

Shoshone County Rolls Out Innovative Diversion Program

County Seeks Drug and Alcohol Counselor to Implement

The Shoshone County Prosecuting Attorney is taking a proactive step to reduce substance abuse and recidivism in the community through the launch of an innovative adult criminal diversion program, called the Shoshone County ILED Program.

Shoshone County rolls out diversion program

The Shoshone County Prosecuting Attorney is taking a proactive step to reduce substance abuse and recidivism in the community through the launch of an innovative adult criminal diversion program, called the Shoshone County ILED Program.

Man who died saving daughter from ocean lauded as 'true hero'

The Whitefish man who drowned Tuesday after rescuing his daughter from the ocean off the coast of Maui will be remembered as a loving father who died a hero, his colleagues say.

Spring Mack Days to hold special drawings for Mother's Day weekend

Lake trout anglers on Flathead Lake have two weekends left in the 2021 Spring Mack Days fishing event on Flathead Lake.

Man who died saving daughter from ocean lauded as a hero

The Whitefish man who drowned Tuesday, March 27 after rescuing his daughter from the ocean off the coast of Maui will be remembered as a loving father who died a hero, his colleagues say.

Student spotlight: Elizabeth Hopwood

Vandals become Fightin’ Taters for the week

In conjunction with Ag Appreciation Week, Idaho will wear “Fightin’ Taters” decals on its helmets today.

Planning by panic in Glacier Park

The Inter Lake of Aug. 8 contains the headline, “Glacier visitation tops 1 million in July” — not much of a surprise for those who have visited this summer. What is a surprise is that after a July “emergency congestion management workshop,” park managers have decided to make matters dramatically worse at Logan Pass by imposing a one-hour time limit for 60 parking spaces. The stated intent is to provide an opportunity for people who want to make a quick restroom stop, take a few photos, and go for a short walk to be able to do so.

Planning by panic in Glacier Park

The Inter Lake of Aug. 8 contains the headline, “Glacier visitation tops 1 million in July” — not much of a surprise for those who have visited this summer. What is a surprise is that after a July “emergency congestion management workshop,” park managers have decided to make matters dramatically worse at Logan Pass by imposing a one-hour time limit for 60 parking spaces. The stated intent is to provide an opportunity for people who want to make a quick restroom stop, take a few photos, and go for a short walk to be able to do so.

New takeoff for the Landing

Lender gains control of Post Falls multi-use site, to market property

COEUR d'ALENE - Mary Beth Dunn breathed a sigh of relief at the trustee's sale of the Post Falls Landing multi-use development on Wednesday.

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Editor’s note: Some calls do not list numbered locations or other location details because that information was not listed on the log provided by Bonner Dispatch.

The skinny on fats: Part I

As Americans are broadening around the middle, they are bulking up with the wrong kind of fat. There are several kinds of fats in the body, each with different functions.

Library's history in the spotlight

COEUR d’ALENE — A new Inland Northwest Milestones lectures series launches today with a look back at the history of Coeur d’Alene Public Library.

Donald James Nelson, 69

Donald James Nelson, 69, of Whitefish, passed away at Kalispell Regional Medical Center, on Feb. 17, 2017, from complications following a motor vehicle accident in Thailand.

Marjorie Higgins

Marjorie Kathryn Cripe Higgins, 87, of the Spokane Valley died May 28, 2006, at home with family members by her side.

US charges 2 with terror crimes over threats to spread virus

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department charged two people with federal terrorism offenses on Wednesday for allegedly claiming they were intentionally trying to spread the coronavirus.

Donald James Nelson, 69

Donald James Nelson, 69, of Whitefish, passed away at Kalispell Regional Medical Center, on Feb. 17, 2017, from complications following a motor vehicle accident in Thailand.

Donald James Nelson

Donald James Nelson, 69, of Whitefish, passed away at Kalispell Regional Medical Center, on Feb. 17, 2017 from complications following a motor vehicle accident in Thailand.