SPRING SPORTS PREVIEW: Bonners Ferry track and field looks to contend again

Bravettes complete the comeback on senior night

On senior night, Flathead sophomore Grace Gall kept the team afloat with her game-high 24 points until seniors Ava Malmin and Mattie Thompson sealed the win.

Yesterdays: Nixon visit was one of the biggest events ever in valley

About 18,000 people came out to see President Richard Nixon, who stopped by en route to Anchorage, Alaska to meet with Japan emperor Hirohito.

Plains students join robot battle

Plains eighth graders showcased their critical thinking, problem-solving, engineering design and basic coding skills during the 2024 Robotics competition.

Legals for May, 2 2022

JULY NIBJ: Population trends show continued growth in Idaho

It’s no secret that North Idaho has become a hot spot for tourists to lay down their roots and embrace the rural lifestyle that the Gem State has to offer. It’s apparent that the upper Idaho region has grown, with life-long residents often making the statement “it’s not what it used to be.”

Population trends show continued growth in Idaho

It’s no secret that North Idaho has become a hot spot for tourists to lay down their roots and embrace the rural lifestyle that the Gem State has to offer. It’s apparent that the upper Idaho region has grown, with life-long residents often making the statement “it’s not what it used to be.”

PREP BASEBALL: Timberlake fights back, but falls late in 4A opener

Game 2 of the best-of-3 series is today at 11 a.m, to be played at Timberlake High’s John Shaffer Field. The series was moved due to a conflict with Timberlake also hosting the District 1 track and field meet, but that event ended on Friday.

Kellogg's basketball court becomes center of hope for 2-year-old's cancer fight

The Wildcat community rallied around some of their own recently, when the Kellogg High School Boys Basketball team turned a busy weekend into what has become known as the “Live for Viv” Fundraiser.

JULY NIBJ Population trends in Idaho

It’s no secret that North Idaho has become a hot spot for tourists to lay down their roots and embrace the rural lifestyle that the Gem State has to offer. It’s apparent that the upper Idaho region has grown, with life-long residents often making the statement “it’s not what it used to be.”

VFW, SHS welding to bring three new benches to Long Bridge

With materials supplied by the VFW Stark’s students have put together three benches that will find a new home on the Long Bridge in May.

Hayden veteran reflects on 'The last hurrah'

Vietnam veteran reflects on 'Operation Frequent Wind'

Amos is particularly proud that National Vietnam War Veterans Day, signed into law by President Donald Trump in 2017, is today, March 29. It leads him to reflect on time with the Marine Corps nearly 50 years ago . It was in 1975, from April 18 to May 13, Amos was the Commanding Officer, Detachment Tango, Amphibious Evacuation Security Force, Third Marine Division, in connection with what was called “Operation Frequent Wind.”

Area veteran reflects on 'The last hurrah'

Vietnam veteran reflects on 'Operation Frequent Wind'

Amos is particularly proud that National Vietnam War Veterans Day, signed into law by President Donald Trump in 2017, is today, March 29. It leads him to reflect on time with the Marine Corps nearly 50 years ago . It was in 1975, from April 18 to May 13, Amos was the Commanding Officer, Detachment Tango, Amphibious Evacuation Security Force, Third Marine Division, in connection with what was called “Operation Frequent Wind.”

Basin nonprofit CEO appointed to WA Board of Education

OLYMPIA — Sue Kane, CEO of the NCW Tech Alliance, has been appointed to the Washington State Board of Education, Position 1, according to an announcement from the SBA. Kane lives in East Wenatchee and runs NCW Tech Alliance with offices throughout North Central Washington, including Moses Lake.

Silver Valley Sports: Jan. 6 - 12

Wildcats win Silver Bracket at River City Duals; Wildcat boys win pair of CIL battles; Wallace and Mullan also in action in busy week.

Silver Valley Sports Recap: Jan. 6-12

Wildcats win Silver Bracket at River City Duals; Wildcat boys win pair of CIL battles; Wallace and Mullan also in action in busy week.

Economic toll of virus goes global and hits close to home

Seven weeks after the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in the U.S., the spread of the virus that causes the disease has done widespread damage to critical economic sectors in the country. Airlines are cutting capacity, people are working from home, major public events that raise millions of dollars for local communities have been canceled, including this year's St. Patrick's Day parade in Boston. The Associated Press is publishing a running tally of the effects of the coronavirus on people, businesses, and the economy.

Economic toll of virus goes global and hits close to home

Seven weeks after the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in the U.S., the spread of the virus that causes the disease has done widespread damage to critical economic sectors in the country. Airlines are cutting capacity, people are working from home, major public events that raise millions of dollars for local communities have been canceled, including this year's St. Patrick's Day parade in Boston. The Associated Press is publishing a running tally of the effects of the coronavirus on people, businesses, and the economy.

Idaho’s September labor force reaches record high

Record growth in the state's seasonally adjusted labor force increased September's unemployment rate to 6.1 percent, up from 4.2 percent in August, according to a press release from Idaho Department of Labor.

Report: Outbreak triggers drop in climate-changing emissions

WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite mocking the idea of climate change, President Donald Trump will preside over one of the country’s sharpest drops in climate-damaging emissions on record, as the economic paralysis from the coronavirus tamps down energy use, according to an Energy Department projection on Tuesday.