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Citizens of the Year nominees a standout group
Each of the nominees has contributed to what makes Coeur d’Alene, Kootenai County and all of North Idaho special. They are the people who see beyond what’s best for their own interests, but rather, t
Candidates file for Kootenai County races
The deadline for filing for the May 19 primary election has passed, setting the stage for several contested races among Republican candidates.
When it comes to snowplows, don't be that guy
Shawn Wehr named Shoshone sheriff
Silver Valley Christmas Fund aims for record year
Glacier National Park superintendent reiterates that there will be no Sun Road reservations this year
While no official word has yet to be released on Glacier National Park’s summer operations, Superintendent Dave Roemer told the crowd at the North Fork Interlocal meeting on Wednesday that it’s safe to assume there will be no reservation system to enter the park this summer.
Schmidty's Burgers says farewell to Coeur d'Alene
Rising prices, growing competition cited for closing after 12 years
Denise Schmidt and her husband, Nate, have never shied away from a challenge.
Boundary County Probation to acquire dedicated K-9 vehicle
Fair Foundation awards $23K in scholarships
Before setting out on their journeys in higher education, many North Idaho Fair and Rodeo Foundation Scholarship recipients invested their time and talent in the fair by raising livestock, working at the rodeo and more.
Libby Loggers run-rule Eureka
LIBBY — Maddie Willis doubled twice and drove in three runs, Leah Rusdal doubled and scored three times and Libby improved to 2-0 with a 14-2 non-conference softball win over Eureka Tuesday.
Leadership changes at Silver Valley high schools
Veterans event to connect community with resources
Area veterans are invited to the Sandpoint Veterans of Foreign Wars post on Thursday, July 16, to help connect them with Veterans Affairs resources and services. The free event is open to veterans, their families, and community members.
Court approves relinquished jurisdiction for Ramsey
A man serving a year-long retained jurisdiction for committing injury to an underage girl will soon be transferred out of the program due to poor behavior.
EDITORIAL: Three festivals, countless treasures
Man dies from injuries sustained in Glacier National Park rockfall on Going-to-the-Sun Road
The man who was struck by a rock that went through the roof of his vehicle on July 11 in Glacier National Park has died from his injuries, park officials confirmed.
EDITORIAL: Three festivals, countless treasures
Commissioners approve $450K for SCSO vehicles
Commissioners approve $450K for SCSO vehicles
Silver Valley Sports: April 27 - May 3
Hiring freeze, 'resignation' offer could impact thousands of Park Service workers, including Glacier National Park
How can they keep the gates open in Glacier if they have no seasonals?
A federal hiring freeze and a letter that urges employees to consider resignation is already having implications in Glacier National Park and throughout the Park Service.