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Riverstone Concert Schedule
Thread lightly: National Yarn Bombing Day a hit
Local club joins celebration
Don and Cindy Gardner chosen as grand marshals of Bayview Daze Parade
The Bayview Daze Parade is generally held the Saturday before July Fourth, unless that puts it into June. Then, it goes to the following Saturday.
Coeur d'Alene kennel shut down after dog’s death
Investigation is ongoing
Investigation is ongoing
PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Bonners Ferry boys qualify for state in a nail-biting finish
Adams County Jail inmate roster for July 29, 2025
RITZVILLE – The inmate information below was provided by the Adams County Sheriff’s Office. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Museum of North Idaho's $500K grant in jeopardy
Could 'dramatically' delay phase 2 expansion of MNI's new home
Thurman received an email from the National Humanities Alliance this week that said the Department of Government Efficiency was targeting the NEH “with the aim of substantially reducing its staff, cutting the agency’s grant program and rescinding grants that have already been awarded.” “These actions have the potential to devastate the agency and, of course, the humanities community that relies on these government funds,” read the letter from Cecily Hill, deputy direct of the National Humanities Alliance,
Museum of North Idaho's $500K grant in jeopardy
Could 'dramatically' delay phase 2 expansion of MNI's new home
Thurman received an email from the National Humanities Alliance this week that said the Department of Government Efficiency was targeting the NEH “with the aim of substantially reducing its staff, cutting the agency’s grant program and rescinding grants that have already been awarded.” “These actions have the potential to devastate the agency and, of course, the humanities community that relies on these government funds,” read the letter from Cecily Hill, deputy direct of the National Humanities Alliance,
Shoshone County secures additional fire mitigation funding
Kalispell’s PFAS response demands transparency
There was no telling whether anything would come from a records request.
Brad's Guns opens in historic Kellogg building
STRs: Maybe they won't be the ruin of us
If you see numerous bikes secured near a house with a combination lock linking them together, those are for guests.
Sasquatch stymied by Mustangs to open NNU Classic
It was that kind of day for the Sasquatch, who dropped the first game of the Northwest Nazarene 18U Classic 14-2 on Thursday afternoon.
Shoshone County man charged with rape, lewd conduct involving child
The Latest: Quarantined Czechs can vote in drive-in stations
PRAGUE — Czechs are casting ballot from their cars for the first time, a measure forced by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Latest: WHO warns of risk of young infecting the old
GENEVA — The World Health Organization’s chief for Europe has warned COVID-19 is a “tornado with a long tail” and says increased case counts among young people could ultimately passed on to more vulnerable older people and cause an uptick in deaths.
Student research explores Sun Road traffic
Project Sunbound has resulted in a new management tool for Glacier National Park to model visitor traffic and parking congestion along Going-to-the-Sun Road in its search for solutions in handling skyrocketing visitation.
Legals for November, 12 2022
Flathead County aims to refine zoning for Lakeside
Planners, real estate agents and homeowners have struggled to understand existing Lakeside zoning regulations for more than a decade, said Planning and Zoning Director Erik Mack.
A secret worth keeping — a recipe only a mother could make
The motherly instinct to provide the best for your children is what makes this Nanaimo bar recipe special to several residents in Bonner and Kootenai counties, along with many other locations around North America.