Basin sports schedule Jan. 25-31

COLUMBIA BASIN – With under two weeks remaining in the regular seasons for many sports here in the Basin, teams are looking to finish strong before entering district and regional competitions. Check out this week’s Basin sports schedule, including a full slate of games on Saturday.

Basin sports schedule Jan. 18-24

COLUMBIA BASIN – Local teams are entering the closing weeks of their regular seasons here in the Basin, with basketball teams fighting for postseason seedings and wrestling teams traveling to local tournaments. Check out this week’s Basin sports schedule below...

Legals for November, 4 2022

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: David shines at Frontier Conference Championships

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: David shines at Frontier Conference Championships

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Best posts shutout in 2-0 win over Lower Columbia

COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Best posts shutout in 2-0 win over Lower Columbia

IDPR accepting advisory committee applications

The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation is accepting applications to fill vacancies on the following Advisory Committees in the following areas:

EPA, Trust to continue work on county's east end

The work is being completed under the supervision of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the CDA Work Trust.

Today in History

Today in History

From The Archives - May 9, 2024

The Boundary County Historical Society and Museum shares news and stories of interesting people, places and events from the community's past.

McEUEN: Invest in jobs instead

In regard to Saturday's, My Turn, Mr. Connaway has some very good points. The McEuen field project is for the most part a joke. The city, the state and the country are in debt and the mayor is saying we should spend millions and millions of dollars for a "show site," and dump the boat launch.

Larson's at 75

SANDPOINT — Larson’s Good Clothes has chalked up a monumental achievement — 75 years in business in the same downtown location.

Libby cleanup project reaches milestone during 12th year

Random luck finds Lauer, 69, as he hauls milestone cubic yard

Sometimes, it just pays to be lucky.

What makes Friday black?

Black Friday sounds so disastrous. Originally it was; the first American Black Friday I can find referred first to a financial crisis in 1769, then again Sept. 24, 1869 - a stock market catastrophe. I remember graduating from college the same year as "Black Monday," another stock market crash. Now it just connotes shopping.

Nearly 5,000 jobs at risk as UK fashion chains face closure

LONDON (AP) — Nearly 5,000 jobs are at risk after the owner of British fashion chains Peacocks and Jaeger said Thursday it had failed to find a buyer for the troubled businesses, which like others in the sector are reeling from the coronavirus pandemic.

Over 4,700 jobs at risk as UK fashion chains seek rescue

LONDON (AP) — Over 4,700 jobs are at risk after the owner of British fashion chains Peacocks and Jaeger said Thursday it had failed to find a buyer for the troubled businesses, which like others in the sector are reeling from the coronavirus pandemic.

Over 4,700 jobs at risk as UK fashion chains seek rescue

LONDON (AP) — Over 4,700 jobs are at risk after the owner of British fashion chains Peacocks and Jaeger said Thursday it had failed to find a buyer for the troubled businesses, which like others in the sector are reeling from the coronavirus pandemic.

Food bank wraps up Valentine's Day food drive

Food bank wraps up Valentine's Day food drive

Building boom ahead in 2014

The new year has yet to arrive, but something’s guaranteed for Kalispell in 2014 — lots of construction activity.

Montana state parks cap busy year

As one of the most challenging years in Montana history comes to a close, we want to call Montanans’ attention to the important role our state parks and fishing access sites have played during the COVID crisis.

City releases comp plan survey results

Community residents got to have their input recently on the city’s comprehensive plan and what Bonners Ferry will do in the future. The input was gathered as part of a survey by the city.