SBIR Road Tour coming to Sandpoint

SANDPOINT — The Small Business Innovation Research Road Tour will be coming to Sandpoint next month to discuss state and national grant programs available to small businesses across the state of Idaho.

Chamber welcomes Matchwood Brewing

SANDPOINT — The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce welcomed Matchwood Brewing Company to the organization with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at their Business After Hours on Oct. 24.

Sandpoint All-Reds made rugby debut in Tri-Cities Jamboree

SANDPOINT — Rugby is now officially a sport in Sandpoint, as the All-Reds traveled to Tri-Cities last weekend to compete in a five-team Jamboree, and to get their first legitimate introduction to the emerging sport.

Sandpoint Eagles are deserving of kudos

I’d like to share a bit of Sandpoint history and acknowledge a terrific group that’s been a part of our community for a very long time. This is the Eagles Aerie 589.

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Mutt Strutt…..A Tail Waggin' Good Time

On Memorial Weekend 50 people along with their dogs enjoyed a dog gone great party.  It kicked off with a 5K fun run.  Congratulations to Louis Balcaen who came in first in the youth category and Donna Strangio, first in the adult category.  

Badger Soccer Boys Open Season With Win

The Bonners Ferry Badger Boys Soccer Team opened their 2010 season last Friday with a  3-0 win over Lakeland. 

Kalispell City Council to review property

Kalispell City Council will tonight review an appraisal of a Forest Service property it is considering acquiring for public works, police and fire department equipment storage.

Kalispell angler hits perfect score at Spring Mack Days

Jason Mahlen of Kalispell became the second angler in as many weeks to hit a perfect score during the Spring Mack Days fishing tournament last weekend.

Briefs 11/19/2013

Local chambers to aid international business growth

Minnick to deliver keynote address to Aug. 26 conference

COEUR d'ALENE - This, says Todd Christensen, is not good: Only 2 percent of all small businesses actively pursue business growth through international trade.

Norovirus strikes in Kootenai County

The flu virus gets all the attention this time of year, but norovirus is responsible locally for at least as many illnesses.

Northwest Notes: Jan. 10, 2014

Idaho's Baker tabbed for

Julie Marie Cuchessi, 53

Julie Marie Cuchessi, 53, of Post Falls, passed away April 25, 2014, at the Hospice House of North Idaho with her loving husband Tony by her side.

Evacuations lifted for Gibralter Fire

The evacuation order put into place Aug. 7 as a result of the Gibralter Ridge Fire east of Eureka has been lifted and residents were allowed to return to their homes at noon on Monday.

Record-breaking start to Spring Mack Days

The 2017 Spring Mack Days fishing tournament launched onto Flathead Lake last weekend with a record first-day haul of more than 3,000 lake trout — including 11 competitors who reached the 100-fish limit.

FVCC Senior Institute registration opens Feb. 1

Registration for Flathead Valley Community College’s annual Senior Institute opens Wednesday, Feb. 1, at 8 a.m. Designed for seniors ages 65 years and older, the program promotes lifelong learning and allows seniors to learn new information, develop and enhance skills, connect with other seniors and stay active during the winter months.

Kalispell City Council OKs private school construction

Kalispell Meeting Hall, Inc. got the go-ahead for construction of a private school on Glenwood Drive during the June 19 Kalispell City Council meeting.

FVCC announces Senior Institute program details

Flathead Valley Community College is still accepting participants into this year’s Senior Institute program.

David G. 'Dave' Campbell, 47

David G. “Dave” Campbell passed away suddenly on Dec. 5. 2018, at his home in Kalispell.