A new generation of unique — House of Skye opens in Whitefish

The goal for the store is similar to that of Crystal Winters in that anyone who comes in should be able to find something unique for themselves or as a gift for someone else.

What's new with technology?

Dear PropellerHeads: So... what's new?

Spreading the word

As of last week, Boundary Trading Co. in Bonners Ferry had collected $400 to $500 worth of non-perishable food items for a drive it’s doing with KHQ TV in Spokane, Wash., said store manager Matt Morgan.

Firefighters work together ‘like clockwork’ on tire fire

Ronan Fire Chief Chase Adler is not a man to brag. After every incident, he and his fellow firefighters discuss what went wrong and what needs improvement when they respond to the next emergency.

Area cities to usher in holidays this weekend

Communities throughout the area will usher in the Christmas season this weekend with parades, tree lightings, visits from Santa Claus and other festivities.

Invasive mussels finding new ways to threaten Montana’s waters

Preventing the spread of invasive species requires a team effort.

Community Thanks April 10, 2011

PASTRY: Staff made visit to shop enjoyable

Newly-renovated Everson's now open

It's been almost 40 years, and Everson's Jewelry has undergone a major remodel-redecorate at 310 Sherman Ave. The work included all new painting, lighting, carpeting, flooring, signage, rearranging and a sit-down "engagement center" for custom designing and ordering.

New Main Street store offers touch of grace

Every home needs a little grace. And a new furniture and antique store in Polson aims to help homeowners add that special touch.

MISSION: Don't desecrate it

I am an enrolled Native American and to use by favorite “windbags” expression, “take umbrage” to the powers to be, mostly the E.P.A. for using one of our most Sacred Grounds as their dump site. Our Sacred Heart Mission grounds near Cataldo. Of all the places, why our most revered, holy and oldest church, mission, building in the beautiful mountains of Idaho, why?

Law Roundup: Trespassing cows unwelcome

Four cows wandered onto a property where they weren’t welcome and the owner called the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office to ask what to do about the trespassing bovines.

Lions volleyball reflects on successful season

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Christian Academy/Christian Covenant School Lions ended their season with a 10-8 overall record in the district tournament. Lions Head Coach Dean Spurbeck said it was a great season for the team and highlights the development the program has seen in recent years.

TCC hosts 8th annual backpack giveaway

SANDPOINT — If you haven’t done your school supplies shopping yet, look no further.

Toddler shoots, kills mom at Walmart

CFBB advocates for green box sites

As Bigfork and Lakeside face closure of their green box sites, the Community Foundation for a Better Bigfork is taking an advocacy role on behalf of the community according to president Paul Mutascio. On Thursday afternoon the CFBB discussed challenges ahead for the village in regards to keeping the green box site active.

Glacier Park visitor spending boon to economy of gateway communities

The peer-reviewed visitor spending analysis conducted by economists at the National Park Service said that spending supported nearly 6,000 jobs in the local area and had a cumulative benefit to the local economy of $548 million.

NAPA moves down the street

Bigfork's NAPA auto parts store is moving just down the street from its current location at 7915 Hwy 35 to 7515 Hwy 35 and will be closed Jan. 23 until the 30th. The new location will have improved parking, truck access, freight security, highway access and more room.

People lining up for newspapers

MOSES LAKE - The newspaper is seeing increased sales in the wake of the recession with help from coupons. The Columbia Basin Herald's single copy, or non-subscription sales, increased by 12 percent in May from the previous year, said the paper's Circulation Director Tom Hinde, on Wednesday.

Coeur d'Alene Tribe issues stay-at-home order

Plummer – The Coeur d’Alene Tribe has issued a temporary stay at home order as part of the Tribe’s continued efforts to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

Ann Taylor owner files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

NEW YORK (AP) — The operator of Ann Taylor and Lane Bryant filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Thursday, the latest retailer to do so during the pandemic.