Students share their Halloween spirit

Barbies, dinosaurs, fairies, cowboys, and even a pickle walked down Boyer Avenue in Washington Elementary’s annual Halloween Parade Tuesday.

VETERANS PRESS: Honoring women veterans

Idaho Women Veterans Medallion

"Courageous Past — Unlimited Future." This is the motto you will see on the Idaho Women Veterans Medallion. Four local women veterans recently met with Idaho State Treasurer Julie A. Ellsworth, who championed the birth of this medallion, to celebrate its meaning and share stories of their own military background.

P&Z: 'BearTaria' site may violate county ordinances

Boundary County Planning and Zoning issued a formal complaint to Owen Benjamin last week, detailing potential land use violations for his Moyie River property.

Governor calls in reinforcements

National Guard returning, more medical personnel on the way

Little calls in help

NIC gets new trustees

Current trustees reject legitimacy of state board appointments

After a spate of resignations and an unsuccessful lawsuit that sought to block the appointment of new members, the North Idaho College Board of Trustees is back in business.

David Rachels doing well, beginning to walk

David Rachels is recovering well after an incident in mid-march.

City shelves curbside recycling program, new bear-proof trash containers likely

The arrival of spring in Whitefish means the return of bears and therefore trash and recycling need to be secured. Residents also anticipated spring to be the start of a new citywide recycling program, however, now the city has put the program on hold indefinitely.

NIC leadership addresses warning

Another hearing tonight

North Idaho College will stay in good standing, so long as it heeds the warning from its accrediting organization.

Bonner County approves ice rink

A community ice rink has been approved to be built in between the fairgrounds and sheriff's department. The $8 million project will be funded through donations and grants.

LPOSD parents put trustees on 'notice'

Parents put trustees on notice over COVID protocols during the public comment section of Tuesday’s Lake Pend Oreille School Board meeting, saying they needed to listen to them more.

Georgia coronavirus cases surpass 500 infections

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Coronavirus infections in Georgia surpassed 500 on Saturday, with more than one-third of counties in the state reporting at least one confirmed case.

Beshear reports 5th virus-related death in Kentucky

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Gov. Andy Beshear reported the fifth Kentucky death linked to coronavirus Wednesday as total statewide cases during the

Beshear reports 5th virus-related death in Kentucky

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Gov. Andy Beshear reported the fifth Kentucky death linked to coronavirus Wednesday as total statewide cases during the

Athlete set for 20th plunge into lake to support Montana Special Olympics

For the 20th consecutive year on Saturday, Kyler Morrison will jump into an icy Whitefish Lake for a cause that means a great deal to him.

End of lockdown to uncork pent-up mourning for the lost

PARIS (AP) — As body after body has passed through his rubber-gloved hands, sealed in double-layered bags for disposal, Paris undertaker Franck Vasseur has become increasingly concerned about the future after the coronavirus pandemic.

End of lockdown to uncork pent-up mourning for the lost

PARIS (AP) — As body after body has passed through his rubber-gloved hands, sealed in double-layered bags for disposal, Paris undertaker Franck Vasseur has become increasingly concerned about the future after the coronavirus pandemic.

End of lockdown to uncork pent-up mourning for the lost

PARIS (AP) — As body after body has passed through his rubber-gloved hands, sealed in double-layered bags for disposal, Paris undertaker Franck Vasseur has become increasingly concerned about the future after the coronavirus pandemic.

End of lockdown to uncork pent-up mourning for the lost

PARIS (AP) — As body after body has passed through his rubber-gloved hands, sealed in double-layered bags for disposal, Paris undertaker Franck Vasseur has become increasingly concerned about the future after the coronavirus pandemic.

Religious freedom watchdog pitches adding India to blacklist

NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom is urging that the State Department add India to its list of nations with uniquely poor records on protecting freedom to worship — while proposing to remove Sudan and Uzbekistan from that list.

Jean Janel Hjort, 85

On March 15, 1937 Jean Janel (Ross) Hjort was born in Coeur d’Alene Idaho, the first of Robert and Mavis Ross’s four daughters.