COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Lee runs new 400 hurdles best at Big Sky Championships

Sandpoint’s TJ Davis also won the 110-meter hurdles (14.85) and placed third in the 400-meter hurdles (53.73) to pick up 16 points for the Mountaineers.

Legals for August, 30 2021

Spring sports are here!

Baseball, softball, golf, track and field, soccer and tennis this weekend

COLUMBIA BASIN - Spring sports are already up and running around the Columbia Basin. Among the spring sports are baseball, softball, golf, track and field, boys soccer and tennis. This weekend’s events include, but are not limited to...

Traffic and development

Margie Hendricks, Polson

Vikings secure fifth straight victory

MOSES LAKE -- Riding a four-game winning streak, the Vikings aimed to make it five as they traveled to Walla Walla on Saturday to face off against the Warriors. BBCC got off to a strong start, holding the Warriors to single-digit points in both of the first two quarters and building a substantial lead, heading into halftime up 31-15.

Lakeland girls ousted at regionals

GIRLS SOCCER

Sports card store busier than ever

Success is in the cards for Tony Sibert, the owner of Sports Cards Plus in Evergreen. Despite widespread economic hardship for many local retailers due to COVID-19, business is booming at the sports card store.

CDA: Recreation needs revitalization

As a North Idaho native who has spent most of my 35 years in the Coeur d’Alene area, I’ve watched this city morph into what feels like a dystopian paradox. Despite its growth, Coeur d'Alene seems increasingly stagnant, lacking both activities and sustained business growth.

A grave situation

Post Falls officials weigh options for rapidly-filling city cemetery

POST FALLS - With Evergreen Cemetery estimated to be full in three and a half years, the Post Falls City Council is exploring future options for the site along Spokane Street.

Tech firm Ericsson pulls out of big trade show due to virus

BEIJING (AP) — Wireless equipment maker Ericsson is pulling out of the industry's top annual trade event due to the virus outbreak, while automakers are considering whether to reopen factory lines in China.

Many Glacier Campground reservations are available at Glacier Park

Advance campground reservations for Many Glacier Campground in Glacier National Park will be available for the upcoming summer season beginning Wednesday, Feb. 3 at 8 a.m.

The private side of Napa

Mary and I went to Napa last weekend for a unique trip. We were hired by a small group to take them on a private tour of the most iconic of American wine regions. It is tough to think of the American wine industry without Napa being at the top of the list; it is the oldest wine grape growing area and home to some of the most prominent wineries that produce the most sought after bottles anywhere in the world.

Tester, Rehberg disagree on campaign reform

The race for Montana's Senate seat between incumbent Democrat Jon Tester and Republican Rep. Denny Rehberg has already drawn significant corporate campaign spending, and much more cash will be dumped into the race in the coming months.

Tester, Rehberg disagree on campaign reform

The race for Montana's Senate seat between incumbent Democrat Jon Tester and Republican Rep. Denny Rehberg has already drawn significant corporate campaign spending, and much more cash will be dumped into the race in the coming months.

Tester, Rehberg disagree on campaign reform

The race for Montana's Senate seat between incumbent Democrat Jon Tester and Republican Rep. Denny Rehberg has already drawn significant corporate campaign spending, and much more cash will be dumped into the race in the coming months.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Vintage review and preview

The growing season for wine grapes in the Northern hemisphere is just underway so we felt it is a good time to look back at recent years and also let wine consumers know about how the 2021 vintage is starting out, and what it may ultimately mean for this year’s crop.

Festival hosting annual meeting

SANDPOINT — The Festival at Sandpoint’s annual meeting is set for Tuesday, Dec. 5.

Cops called for cap and gown emergency

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Tip a Cop fundraiser returns to Moses Lake

MOSES LAKE — As a matter of fact, yes, those are police officers and sheriff’s deputies cleaning tables, delivering hamburgers and drinks and occasionally breaking into song. The fifth annual Tip a Cop is scheduled for 5:30 to 8 p.m. Dec. 7 at Rock Top Burgers & Brew, 930 N. Stratford Rd. in Moses Lake. Deputies from the Grant County Sheriff’s Office and Moses Lake Police Department officers will be working the floor for that two-and-a-half-hour stretch, handing out menus and delivering meals and drinks. The tips they earn go to the Shop with a Cop program sponsored by each department. Rock Top employees make a donation as well as sponsoring the event...

History - Looking Back for March 27, 2024

Barley Rice General Store opened its doors in Whitefish and offered natural foods, arts and crafts for sale. Paul and Joanna Gregg offered nuts, grains, wheats, natural vitamins and dried fruits in the health foods section of the store, pottery by Charles Davis, macramé work, paintings and jewelry.