Gallery Nights kicks off new season

The local arts community is busy preparing for the 2015 Whitefish Gallery Nights season, which kicks off on Thursday, May 7, from 6 to 9 p.m.

Mexico City residents displaced by earthquake finally home

MEXICO CITY (AP) — After more than two years of protests, including campouts, dozens of families displaced by the 2017 earthquake in Mexico City have a new home: a five-story building that stands where their former apartments pancaked, killing nine people.

Mexico City residents displaced by earthquake finally home

MEXICO CITY (AP) — After more than two years of protests, including campouts, dozens of families displaced by the 2017 earthquake in Mexico City have a new home: a five-story building that stands where their former apartments pancaked, killing nine people.

Russell George Goetz, 80

Russell George Goetz, 80, was born in Chicago but lived with his parents and two older brothers on a farm in Belvedere, Ill.

Elizabeth J. Richardson, 93

Elizabeth J. Richardson, 93, passed away on January 31, 2025, after a brief illness, surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Spokane on December 22, 1931, to Gilbert and Martha (Pierre) Morris.

Franklin Dale Spence Sr.

Franklin Dale Spence Sr.

Lee Ann Neu, 60

Lee Ann Neu, beloved sister, friend and longtime member of the Flathead Valley community, passed away peacefully on Friday, March 20 at home.

Christine Tucker, 73

Christine L. Tucker passed away on July 17, 2026, in Kalispell, at the age of 73.

April 26, 2016

BCAD discusses non-resident fee

The Bonner County Ambulance District took steps forward Wednesday after county commissioners approved a letter allowing it to obtain quotes for several insurance categories.

Plains' Bean Bug wants to spread good food and cheer

They bill it as a “grab-and-go” type business. A quick stop for coffee, breakfast, lunch and...

'Cupcake Wars' at CB Tech

MOSES LAKE — It turns out competition cupcakes sometimes require a little muscle.

Asia shares rise on vaccine hopes, tech rally on Wall Street

Asian shares were mostly higher Tuesday on rising hopes for an effective vaccine to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Asia shares rise on vaccine hopes, tech rally on Wall Street

Asian shares were mostly higher Tuesday on rising hopes for an effective vaccine to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Schweitzer offers free night skiing on Saturday

• Schweitzer is Back! — What a year. We started with snowfall, followed by inches of rain, followed by a freeze, followed by wet snow, followed by powder, followed by a slight warming, followed by a freeze. As an avalanche guy, I couldn’t write a better scenario. Schweitzer now has a solid base, the best early season base I’ve seen in years. Everything seems skiable. Rocks are buried with no hope of reemerging. We are one storm cycle from epic skiing. Right now the groomers are perfect and off-piste is very skiable. Schweitzer will be expanding to the back bowls this week, with full operations the weekend target. Get out there and play!

French-Asian cuisine now available at Lemon Grass

Business Bits

A new option of dining in Coeur d'Alene is French-Asian cuisine at the Lemon Grass Restaurant. With plans to open this past Friday, the bamboo-decor choice is in the former Takara building at 309 Lakeside Ave.

Kokanee, steelhead still plentiful in area

Fish Tips

Fishermen are still catching plenty of kokanee on Lake Coeur d'Alene, said Dale Odenbaugh with Fins and Feathers Tackle Shop and Guide Service.

The Winter Wine Rodeo

Last spring when we developed the idea for a global wine competition to be held in conjunction with the North Idaho Fair and Rodeo, we had no idea the response and post event feedback would be so positive.

Movers & Shakers April 3, 2010

Mazda returns to Post Falls; KMC welcomes new hospitalist; Kean promoted at Blue Water

Idaho Briefs