More opposition to Bunker Park cabins

Two more conservation organizations have raised concerns about a Forest Service proposal to build cabins near Bunker Creek on the edge of the Bob Marshall Wilderness, noting the potential impacts to wintering wildlife and the possibility of motorized trespass in the wilderness during the winter.

IB debate: Choose a side

There have been several articles published in The Press lately about the International Baccalaureate program offered in the Coeur d'Alene School District.

Agencies pursue Post Falls city center land swap

City eyes Spokane Street parcel; County seeks larger parking area for inspections

Tribes receive $7.7 million from USDA for meat-processing plant

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are among eight tribal nations that recently received an Indigenous Animals Harvesting and Meat Processing Grant through the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Tribes receive $7.7 million from USDA for meat-processing plant

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are among eight tribal nations that recently received an Indigenous Animals Harvesting and Meat Processing Grant through the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Legals for December, 12 2019

Watchman told to cease and desist

Boundary County Watchman, a blog and social media site, has been ordered to stop using Boundary County’s official seal.

Legals for July, 12 2023

Museum protects future by preserving past

Last year, 11 million visitors came to Montana.  While the reasons they chose Big Sky Country as their vacation destination are as varied as our landscape, it’s safe to say some of them were drawn by the gold rush history of Bannack and Virginia City, and the lore of Montana’s vigilantes who sprang from a boom-town frontier environment that lacked a justice system.

Review begins of PUD rewrite

After more than a year of work, a revision of Whitefish’s planned unit development zoning code goes before the Whitefish Planning Board this week.

DEQ fines company for creek discharge from Tamarack Meadows

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality fined Schellinger Construction $11,750 for accidentally discharging muddied waters into a tributary of Garnier Creek last summer.

Self-taught artist finds inspiration from nature

In a yurt along Montana 206, a local potter puts her spin on traditional art.

Shop-With-A-Cop returns to help Silver Valley children

Wolf gets bills to protect selling guns during disasters

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Legislation heading to the desk of Gov. Tom Wolf repeals long-standing laws in Pennsylvania intended to control gun-carrying and prevent public officials from shutting down firearms dealers during disaster emergencies declared by a governor.

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City updates snow policy

SANDPOINT — Snow is in the weekend forecast, and city staff have been working to update the city’s snow removal policy, which contains important parking information for local residents.

Plenty to do as fall approaches

Cd'A Fall Festival Sept. 26-27 includes Coeur d'Fondo, Oktoberfest

Calling all bike riders, Oktoberfest aficionados and anyone else looking for a great weekend on the lake.

Planning process keeps level playing field

As development keeps on rolling in the Flathead Valley, those who are concerned about what’s happening in the corridor leading to Glacier National Park may want to tune into a project on Lake Five that aims to create a resort with guest cabins.

Intruder leaves unpleasant gift

A property caretaker on Middle Pierce Lane told the

Seminar helps defuse bullying

PONDERAY — For kids around the world, school bullying can turn into a nightmare with no signs of recourse in sight.