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Detained US Navy veteran freed by Iran, en route home
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Navy veteran detained in Iran for nearly two years has been released and started making his way home, with the first leg on a Swiss government aircraft, U.S. officials said Thursday. “The nightmare is over,” his mother said.
Leon ‘Butch’ Sparks, 67
Leon “Butch” Sparks, 67, passed away on Wednesday, March 25, 2020 in Hope, Idaho.
Bulldogs shut out Lewiston, 2-0
The Sandpoint High School Bulldogs didn't let a road game phase them as they headed south to Lewiston to take on the Bengals and walked out of Walker Field with a 2-0 win.
Peled on tap for Plains
Sanders County Arts Council has received an update on the repertoire that Amit Peled will be presenting when he comes to Plains United Methodist Church, Sunday, March 28, 2010 at 3:00 p.m. It will be exciting to hear this highly respected cellist and his rare Andrea Guarneri cello ca. 1689.
STR bill not necessarily a bad thing
What cities and counties can’t do is limit the STR numbers, which is something Coeur d’Alene was considering a few years ago before an alliance threatened legal action. It can't require the property owner be onsite.
Herndon, Rasor, Jane Sauter claim primary wins
Residents across the state of Idaho took to the polls to decide on political party primaries and ballot measures on Tuesday.
Full Count: Kennedy: Early master of the quick change
Bobby Kennedy, rewarded on June 26 with a four-year contract before his Montana Football Grizzlies faced an opponent, was asked what changed since he signed his original one-year deal in February.
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Lakeland handles Lake City in season opener
Area schools open season on Tuesday night.
Railroad track removal underway for Parkline Trail
Road closure June 7-11 for Kalispell Parkline
Spartan Race returns to Flathead Valley next year
Spartan Race is an athletic fitness brand that hosts a variety of obstacle course race events across the world. The four-race series, including the Sprint, Super, Beast and Ultra races, is set to take place in Bigfork.
PREP SOFTBALL: Badgers fall to Troy
The Bonners Ferry High School varsity softball team came up short against the Troy Trojans April 5 to drop to 2-1 on the early season.
Rotary Club of Coeur d’Alene announces $80K in charitable giving
Rotarians convened Friday at the Hagadone Event Center to announce a total of $80,000 in charitable awards. Since 2020, the club has raised and awarded nearly $250,000 to area nonprofits.
Gunlock steps down in Bigfork; Martel taking over Vals
With barely two weeks left before the season, Bigfork High School announced Monday that girls basketball coach Cortnee Gunlock has stepped down after six seasons.
Gunlock steps down in Bigfork; Martel taking over Vals
With barely two weeks left before the season, Bigfork High School announced Monday that girls basketball coach Cortnee Gunlock has stepped down after six seasons.
Flathead Valley ski racers compete at Lone Peak Speed Series in Big Sky
Flathead Valley Ski Education Foundation athletes travelled to Big Sky for a Super-G speed camp followed by three Super-G races at the Lone Peak Speed Series,
Of all Hawaii's creatures, chickens left a lasting impression
Such is the dislike, bills have been considered in the Hawaii Legislature to allow residents to kill feral chickens. Some do kill them.
JUNE NIBJ: North Idaho contractors building a variety of homes
JUNE NIBJ: North Idaho contractors building a variety of homes
Vatican declares Society of St. Pius X in schism
Breakaway group has North Idaho chapels
Breakaway group has North Idaho chapels
Vatican declares Society of St. Pius X in schism
Breakaway group has North Idaho chapels
Breakaway group has North Idaho chapels