Clif Bar coming to Idaho

TWIN FALLS (AP) - A private California-based company that makes energy bars and other nutritional products has announced plans to build a 300,000-square foot baking facility in Twin Falls.

Sign up to guard state endowment lands

The Idaho Department of Lands is seeking Kootenai County residents to volunteer to help protect the state's endowment lands dedicated to creating revenue for Idaho's public schools.

Autism awareness Easter carnival is Saturday

Neighbors N Need event to support local families

Neighbors N Need event to support local families

Outdoors Briefs Feb. 18, 2010

Reduce fire danger workshop March 8

Movers and Shakers February 28, 2012

Holman new director of Nursing

The art of aesthetic disagreement

The beautiful thing about art is that it’s rarely beautiful or inspiring to everyone.

Better ID? You bet

Remember when we wrote checks and our driver’s license number was required to verify that you were really you? It was easy to recall, since it happened to be your Social Security number.

Disabled woman needs help giving her grandchildren Christmas

Disability and a limited income are making this holiday season hard for one local woman.

Father seeks aid after layoff and injuries

A serious car accident led to this father of two losing the job he had worked for nearly a decade. Permanent nerve damage left him unable to perform manual labor, and his lack of experience has kept him from finding a new job in a different field.

Family struggling after father's suicide

This young mother asked Press Christmas for All for help this year because she is now raising three very young children on her own.

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Kelly Park Stenlund

Museum opens for the season Tuesday

COEUR d’ALENE — The Museum of North Idaho will open for the season Tuesday, April 3.

Young inventors earn national recognition

Three students from Kootenai County were honored for their ingenuity at the third annual National Invention Convention and Entrepreneurship Expo in Dearborn, Mich., on June 1.

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Jim Shepperd, 90

Kenneth George Lilyblad, 67

Kenneth George Lilyblad, 67, passed away Feb. 26, 2021, at his home in Absarokee, Mont. He was born Jan. 13, 1954, in Wardner, Idaho, to Rupert (Bob) and Beatrice (Bea) Lilyblad. Ken grew up on the West Fork of Pine Creek, Idaho, with his parents and younger sister, Sharon.

Bible college set to open doors in W. Glacier

Following months of planning and construction, Glacier Bible College will open its doors at the end of this month to students from around the country who will embark on a one-year educational experience with the aim of preparing them to transition from high school to college from a faith-based perspective.

'20 Under 40' is just the start of the talent that's up and coming in the Flathead

Did you see the Inter Lake’s special section recently when we featured the winners of the second annual “20 Under 40” contest?

Women's March planned in Kalispell

Kalispell will join dozens of communities across Montana holding a localized Women’s March Jan. 20 in Depot Park in downtown Kalispell.

Kalispell Regional Healthcare offers medical assistant scholarships

As an effort to bring more skilled workers to the Flathead Valley during a health-worker shortage, Kalispell Regional Healthcare is offering several scholarships to students who enroll in Flathead Valley Community College’s Medical Assistant program.

College kicks off 10-day culinary fundraiser

Sip and savor some local flavor as Flathead Valley Community College celebrates its 10th annual foundation fundraiser.