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.

Shoshone County struggling to fill public works director position

Grizzlies’ spring game set for April 10

MISSOULA — The Montana Grizzlies’ finale to spring drills, the Grizzly Scholarship Association Spring Game, is set for 6 p.m. on April 10 inside Washington-Grizzly Stadium.

Butte girls start strong to down Wolfpack

BUTTE — Cadence Graham scored 15 points and Franki Salusso added 14 as Butte defeated Glacier 68-48 in Western AA girls basketball Friday at the Butte Civic Center.

DeCoite, Big Sky power past Bravettes

MISSOULA — Avery DeCoite scored 26 points, 17 coming in the first half as Missoula Big Sky took a 50-24 victory over Flathead Thursday in Western AA girls basketball.

Polson holds off late Libby comeback attempt

POLSON — Malakai Curley hit six 3-pointers and scored 24 points as Polson defeated Libby 48-45 in Northwest A boys basketball Saturday evening.

Shoshone County Candidate Profile: Rick Smith (D) Coroner

Shoshone County Candidate Profile: Julie Hernandez (R) Coroner

Officials talk COLA, wages, and key dates in early budget meeting

Local news essential in times of crisis

The Press kept community informed during and after Canfield Mountain shooting

Deputy fire marshal Craig Etherton knows as well as anyone the importance of relationships between agencies like the Coeur d’Alene Fire Department and local media, especially during emergencies.

Shoshone leaders considering employee raises

Primary results indicate voters are happy

Business group shares parking plan concerns

Upcoming parking changes were the focus of a meeting between local business owners and representatives and city officials on Tuesday at the Marigold Bistro. Attendees asked questions and raised concerns about the plan, which takes effect today, July 1.

Free musical at the Kroc Center

Petition started to save Museum of North Idaho's old home

Organizer says building could be renovated, provide big benefits to city

King said if the 4,000-square-foot building was preserved and repurposed, it could become a nonprofit children’s museum, attracting guests year-round, adding beauty and character to the city, boosting visitor spending and providing the city with a steady income. “People don’t want this building torn down. They want it to be preserved and put to work for the community,” King said.

Petition started to save Museum of North Idaho's old home

Organizer says building could be renovated, provide big benefits to city

King said if the 4,000-square-foot building was preserved and repurposed, it could become a nonprofit children’s museum, attracting guests year-round, adding beauty and character to the city, boosting visitor spending and providing the city with a steady income. “People don’t want this building torn down. They want it to be preserved and put to work for the community,” King said.

PREP SOFTBALL: Badgers dominate in season opener

The Bonners Ferry Badgers softball team opened the season with two wins against Lincoln County in a home double header on March 29.

North Idaho caregivers concerned about proposed Medicaid cuts

Governor’s plan calls for $22 million in reductions

When Jordan and Kade Serumgard were diagnosed with autism and intellectual disabilities as children, their mother, Post Falls resident Susan Llewellyn, knew they would need lifelong care.