Garth Bernard Lybbert

Garth Bernard Lybbert, 85, passed peacefully on September 28, 2012 at his home in Hayden, ID.

Davida Jane Rafferty, 78

Davida Jane Rafferty, 78, passed away at her home in Sandpoint, Idaho, surrounded by her family on Friday, Feb 16, 2018.

Winter Is Coming: Is Your Fuel Ready?

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Logan Skylor Rhodes, 24

Logan Skylor Rhodes, 24, passed away November 13, 2019, at home in Ponderay, Idaho. He was loved very much by his parents, Alex Jelinek-Rhodes and Lori Roby Rhodes. He grew up in DeWitt, Iowa, and graduated from DeWitt High School.

Billie Jewel Wallace, 93

Billie Jewel Wallace, 93, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 7, 2016, in Phoenix, Ariz.

New Chip-Enabled Cards Protect Consumers And Business Owners

(NAPSI)—Electronic payments in the United States have become even safer and more secure with the recent adoption of EMV chip-enabled technology. This is a significant advancement in the fight against counterfeit card fraud. In recent months, a growing number of consumers have received new chip-enabled cards in the mail, and it’s important to understand the benefits of this technology and how to use it.

Tickets on sale for DYW program

Camille Neuder to emcee April 24 event

Tickets for this year’s show on April 24 are currently on sale.

Ronald Dale Nystrom

Eastport News

The thermometers are rising, and so is the Moyie River. People are preparing for flooding and, just in case, have sandbags ready.

Thomas Harold Swanson, 83

Thomas H. (Tom) Swanson passed away Dec. 20, 2011, in Post Falls at Life Care Center. He was born in Kane, Pa., Aug. 12, 1928, to Leo C. and Mildred (Christenson) Swanson. He grew in Kane and also received his education there. He served in the National Guard during the Korean War, where he was stationed in Germany before being discharged.

Garth Bernard Lybbert, 85

Garth Bernard Lybbert, 85, passed peacefully on Sept. 28, 2012, at his home in Hayden.

2012 Dining-Best Coffee House

Java on Sherman

Joshua M. Votaw

July 3, 1983 - April 3, 2010

North Idaho Briefs August 30, 2013

New Internet video service offered at library

Benefits of organic virgin coconut oil

Coconut has become one of the most popular oils in the past few years and for good reason. The health benefits of organic virgin coconut oil are astounding. Not that long ago coconut oil was considered to be a "bad" fat that contributed to heart disease. This was due to the fact that most coconut oil in this country was processed and hydrogenated thus changing the fat makeup of the oil. True unprocessed organic virgin coconut oil can actually help prevent heart disease and lower cholesterol levels.

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Joan Lucile Bolle, 84

Museum of North Idaho opens for 2016 season

The Museum of North Idaho’s feature exhibit “Ties to the Past: Railroad History in the Coeur d’Alene Region” explores the development of railroads in the Coeur d’Alene region, their economic impact, their demise and how their legacy affects us.

More than just turkeys

Turkeys for All responds to food bank's crisis

COEUR d'ALENE - Turkeys for All is the next local organization to respond to the food bank's recent call for help.

Fundraiser to benefit Post Falls classrooms

POST FALLS - The 19th annual Wine, Stein and Dine fundraiser for Post Falls classroom projects will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday, March 7, at the Greyhound Park and Event Center.

Robert Lowell Rousselle, 85

Robert (Bob) Lowell Rousselle resided in Spokane, Wash., and passed away in Hayden Lake, Idaho, on Nov. 8, 2015.