If Buildings Could Talk - What a Story the Kamloops Could Tell

A few months ago, I was going to the Power House to make a picture of Gina Pucci-Deprez for my “Who Am I?” column. As I was walking toward the elevator, I encountered an old friend that I had not seen for many years. He did not offer his hand but I could tell by the pleasant look on his face that he was glad to see me. His name is Pend Oreille Pete and the last time I saw him was in the bank on Main and 2nd Avenue. I was delighted to see Pete once again and he brought back memories of the late Dale Selle and the hours we spent discussing the various buildings on 1st Avenue.

N. Idaho's parks generate $25 million for economy

By RALPH BARTHOLDT

North Idaho's parks generate $25 million for economy

By RALPH BARTHOLDT

Best Buy's 2Q online sales surge but challenges remain

NEW YORK (AP) — Best Buy Co. reported that online sales more than tripled in the fiscal second quarter, as shoppers bought computers, tablets and large appliances to help them cook, work and learn from home during the pandemic.

Best Buy's 2Q online sales surge but challenges remain

NEW YORK (AP) — Best Buy Co. reported that online sales more than tripled in the fiscal second quarter, as shoppers bought computers, tablets and large appliances to help them cook, work and learn from home during the pandemic.

Yoder's Discount Grocery open for business after move

By AARON BOHACHEK

Second Chance Animal Shelter

I have been following the ongoing controversy regarding the unfinished structure for the Second Chance Animal Shelter.

St. Mary Campground in Glacier limited to hard-sided camping

The St. Mary Campground on the east side of Glacier National Park, is currently limited to hard-sided camping only.

Glacier National Park 2013 concessioner schedules

The concessioners operating in Glacier National Park work under contract to provide visitor services, including lodging, food service, retail shops, tours, transportation, horseback riding, guided day hikes and backpacking trips, boat tours and small boat rentals.

Glacier National Park 2013 concessioner schedules

The concessioners operating in Glacier National Park work under contract to provide visitor services, including lodging, food service, retail shops, tours, transportation, horseback riding, guided day hikes and backpacking trips, boat tours and small boat rentals.

Glacier National Park 2013 concessioner schedules

The concessioners operating in Glacier National Park work under contract to provide visitor services, including lodging, food service, retail shops, tours, transportation, horseback riding, guided day hikes and backpacking trips, boat tours and small boat rentals.

Walmart honored as chamber's top business

SANDPOINT — The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce is proud to recognize Ponderay Walmart as the March’s Business of the Month.

Former councilman urges city to reject CFAC ‘cleanup’ plan

A former Columbia Falls city councilman urged city leaders Monday night to write a letter opposing the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co.’s cleanup plan for the Superfund site north of town.

Mountain climb finally ends

Road validation opens access for Rathdrum

POST FALLS - Access approved.

Wildwood brings back Festival peaches

SANDPOINT — Wildwood Grilling is excited to announce that the company will be bringing back the popular dessert from last year’s Festival at Sandpoint — cedar planked peaches. The dish will be sold at the Evans Brothers booth and all proceeds will be donated to The Festival at Sandpoint. But it will be back for one night only.

PARENTS: Help teachers, students

Our children are a great part of the future of our country. A great education is critical to their future and generations beyond. As a mother of seven children, I am fully aware of what is happening in the schools. Most people are aware of the budget cuts in the schools, but not aware of the impact it has on teachers in the classroom.

Column: Urban renewal missing mark in Boise

By Wayne Hoffman

Pet of the Week: Doomley

Doomley came to Adams County Pet Rescue when a relative of her previous owner stepped in to prevent her and her siblings from being dumped somewhere at random. She and her two siblings were very skinny and hungry. The three thrived, gained weight and Doomley now weighs in at 35 pounds, and is about half-grown at six months old. She only weighted in at 15 pounds when she first arrived at the shelter. While interest has been expressed for Doomley, she has a lot of friends at the shelter that also need good homes. Visit adamscountypetrescue.com for more information on Doomley and her shelter friends. ACPR is located at 1961 W. Bench Road near Othello. The shelter is currently in need of adult dog food, adult small breed dog food and kitten chow.

Law enforcement and court records

The 2011 Penguin Plunge

The  two inches of fresh snow didn’t stop the 2011 Penguin Plunge plungers from jumping into Deep Creek Saturday.