The games of a lifetime

Another game I treasured from childhood was “Snap Bowling.” This involved 10 small plastic pins, a bowling lane about a foot long, and a little man whose hand you pulled back, snapped into place, set a little metal ball in front of it, and pushed a button to send the ball on its way. It even had a nifty reset to place the pins back in their place.

Coeur d’Alene Resort marks 40 years of excellence

Coeur d’Alene Resort marks 40 years of excellence

Forty years ago this week, The Coeur d’Alene Resort opened its doors.

Coeur d’Alene Resort marks 40 years of excellence

Coeur d’Alene Resort marks 40 years of excellence

Forty years ago this week, The Coeur d’Alene Resort opened its doors.

Shoshone County man charged with rape, lewd conduct involving child

Road work planned along Parkline Trail

Road crews in Kalispell on Wednesday will be striping and painting crosswalks for the Parkline Trail.

Antique store opening in Dalton Gardens

Rage bats come alive in weekend tourney semifinal run

MOSES LAKE — The Washington Rage 16U (5-5-1) took a step forward over the weekend after making a run to the semifinals of their weekend tournament. “The improvement from last weekend to this past weekend was very noticeable,” Head Coach Bob Richardson said. “With their first tournament of the year, you got to figure out what you need to work on, and most of this team hadn't played together in a tournament yet. Our offense was phenomenal, with the exception of the semifinal game. The girls hit the ball really well, and (there were) contributions up and down the lineup.”

What to know about malaria drug and coronavirus treatment

Some politicians and doctors are sparring over whether to use

Centennial Trail change in Coeur d'Alene OK'd

ITD plans to realign part of pathway as part of I-90 widening project

City Engineer Chris Bosley said ITD is looking to place a large swale in the area where the trail is located east of Atlas Way to accommodate stormwater from the I-90 widening that has reached a stage of seeking bids

CANDIDATE PROFILE - Osburn City Council, Jeremy Bergem

CANDIDATE PROFILE - Wallace City Council, Seat 4, Anthony Garcia

CANDIDATE PROFILE - Wallace City Council, Seat 1, Courtney Frieh

Shoshone County cracking down on meeting rules

BOCC Chairman Jeff Zimmerman presented a list of five rules that had been discussed that would be printed on the back of the board’s meeting agendas that they and the public would adhere to during all future meetings.

UI to sublease part of Harbor Center to Tribe

Will use space to house tribal services

“Tribal staff in the Natural Resources Department is already heavily involved in education and outreach, research, and community support in the Tribe’s aboriginal homeland, and this location will make opportunities more readily available into the future,” according to the report.

EDITORIAL: In praise of courage, but urging caution

Law officers would say it’s best to call those who are trained and equipped to deal with such situations. They may not get there within a minute, but they will be there as quickly as they can. North Idaho is fortunate to have fine police and county personnel ready to respond to emergencies and dangerous scenarios.

Government shutdown impacts loom for North Idaho agencies

Coeur d'Alene Ranger District closes; others maintain operations

Federal agencies in the region are seeing varied impacts after the government shutdown took effect on Wednesday.

Public works director, assistant resign in Shoshone County

PREP FOOTBALL: Bonners Ferry’s season ends with a defeat on the road to American Falls

Thousands line Wallace street for Extreme Skijor

Thousands line Wallace street for Extreme Skijor

Ronan takes fourth at Flathead Girls Invite

Polson, Ronan and St. Ignatius girls wrestling programs took on one of the deepest fields in the state and produced multiple finalists, champions and top six finishes at the Flathead Girls Invitational last weekend in Kalispell.